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James Cameron says his wife 'bawled for four hours' after she saw a version of the upcoming 'Avatar: Fire and Ash' late last year.

While some thought the Avatar franchise was already past its prime, the box office success of Avatar: The Way of Water certainly showed that people would turn out. And by all indications, they’re going to get one hell of a movie when they do.

Fire and Ash' when he noted that the third 'Avatar' film will surpass 2022's 'The Way of Water' in runtime — and said that his wife Suzy Amis Cameron "bawled for four hours" after watching the new movie for the first time.

After James Cameron's comments about his wife's reaction to Avatar: Fire and Ash, it seems likely that Jake Sully will tragically die in the movie.

“In a nutshell, we had too many ideas packed into act one of movie 2,” Cameron told Empire. “The [film] was moving like a bullet train, and we weren’t drilling down enough on character. So I said, ‘Guys, we’ve got to split it.’ Movie 3 will actually be a little bit longer than movie 2.”

James Cameron has shared another early reaction to Avatar 3 – and it's yet more evidence Fire and Ash will be the most emotional movie in the franchise yet. Speaking in a new interview, the director says he showed his wife Suzy Amis Cameron a version of the movie from late 2024 and she could not stop crying.

We won't know for sure whether the movie is actually tear-worthy until it hits theaters in December. The post James Cameron’s wife wept for four hours after watching ‘Avatar: Fire and Ash’ appeared first on The Manual.

James Cameron is no stranger to crafting emotional, immersive cinematic experiences, but even he wasn’t prepared for how Avatar: Fire and Ash would affect his wife, Suzy Amis Cameron . In a recent chat with Empire ,