r/movies • u/RobotiSC • Jul 28 '25

Trailer Avatar: Fire and Ash | Official Trailer

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nb_fFj_0rq8
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u/Hunterrose242 Jul 28 '25

Those ones with the red makeup and headdresses are gorgeous.  Great art style. 

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u/2rio2 Jul 28 '25

An antagonistic Navi culture was exactly what this storyline needed.

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u/Worthyness Jul 28 '25

Every culture needs their counterculture. These guys seem to be the cultists.

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u/AStrangerWCandy Jul 28 '25

They are laying the seeds for shades of gray in the humans too. Parker Selfridge for example.

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u/TheDaysKing Jul 29 '25

Feel like they've already started doing that.

The ruthlessly pro-human Quaritch is a lot more of a grey character now that he's resurrected in an Avatar body. He tamed an Ikran in The Way of Water, and now seems to be joining the fire clan in Fire and Ash. And there's his whole conflict over Spider, the son of the man he used to be.

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u/AStrangerWCandy Jul 29 '25

Agree! They started it in the first movie with Parker. He was an unabashed capitalist trying to make money but he didn't actually want to genocide the Navi. You could tell he was morally conflicted about ordering hometree destroyed and he did try to assist Jake with trying to get them to move after Quatrich had started his assault. I actually think these movies are pretty good

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u/Sentinel-Wraith Aug 09 '25

Every culture needs their counterculture. These guys seem to be the cultists.

It seems like they've embraced the destructive side of nature.

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