FIRE AND ASH : AVATAR FILM REVIEW

The original Avatar's road to box office history was an unusual one, with most top-grossing films accomplishing this with top-loaded massive opening weekends.

Avatar's success [ $2.92 billion ] was largely due to consistent viewings at a level rarely seen at the box office and still remains the highest grossing movie of all-time.

The film introduces a major new dynamic : the emergence of the Ash People, also known as the Mangkwan Clan.

Unlike the sea-dwelling Metkayina of The Way of Water, the Ash People occupy a once-hidden corner  of Pandora's ecosystem, one shaped by fire, volcanic landscapes, and harsh survival.

At the forefront of this new tribe stands Varang. Early descriptions paint her as a fierce, calculating leader who is willing to take extreme measures to secure the future of her people.

A synopsis for the flick reads : ' Jake and Neytiri's family grapples with grief after Neteyam's death, encountering a new, aggressive Na'vi tribe, the Ash People, who are led by the fiery Varang, as the conflict on Pandora escalates and a new moral focus emerges.'

While Fire and Ash is intended to conclude the first major arc of the Avatar saga, it is far from the final film - James has already outlined plans for Avatar 4 and Avatar 5.

Avatar : Fire and Ash will hit UK cinemas on December 19.

Sigourney Weaver led the stars at the Avatar : Fire and Ash UK premier in London on Thursday Night, reported the Daily Mail.

The World Students Society thanks The Express Tribune