The Last Airbender, Michael Dante DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko, confirm a major piece of casting for the upcoming The Legend of Aang: The Last Airbender. Yes, Steven Yeun is in the movie, and no, it's probably not who you think.

Box-office sensation "Avatar" is back with a third movie this December, teasing epic family drama and stunning new creatures in the first trailer.

Here's your first look at the next chapter of the Avatar saga—including the next Avatar to follow in Aang and Korra's footsteps.

The first trailer for “Avatar: Fire and Ash,” the third chapter in director James Cameron’s 16-year-old science-fiction franchise that hits theaters Dec. 19, was unveiled to the press on Monday at Disney’s offices in New York and LA.

We also see the big volcano and burnt-out wastelands where the Fire Nation lives, which is concerning, because you can’t introduce the concept of elementally bound societies and make the antagonists firebenders and call your whole damn series Avatar and pretend like it’s no coincidence.

So far, two Avatar movies have been released, with three more on the way. Each film brings something new, unseen parts of Pandora, fresh characters, and rising tensions. As the story moves forward, the world grows deeper and more detailed. Some moments are loud and urgent, while others stay calm and thoughtful. Together, they shape a larger story.

A new Avatar 3 photo from 20th Century Studios’ highly anticipated threequel to the 2022 epic blockbuster Avatar: The Way of Water has been revealed. This comes ahead of the movie’s upcoming ...

James Cameron's Vision for Avatar Animated Anthology Series Explored James Cameron, the visionary director behind the Avatar franchise, is planning to take the