James Cameron implies he’s done making ‘Avatar’ films and is ready to move on

James Cameron has suggested his time making Avatar films may be coming to an end and he is now considering “other stories”. READ MORE: ‘Avatar: Fire And Ash’ review: James Cameron’s sci-fi epic is running out of steam The legendary filmmaker has directed all three entries in the fantasy/sci-fi franchise to date, most recently last year’s Fire And Ash, and two further Avatar films have already been announced, but in a new interview, he has hinted that he is now looking to move onto other projects. He was speaking after receiving the 2026 Governor General’s Performing Arts Award for Lifetime Artistic Achievement and was asked about what he sees next for his career. “That’s exactly the question of the hour for me, because there’s been a lot of momentum in the Avatar universe for me, across 21 years at this point, because we started in 2005,” he said. “I took a little time off to build a submersible to dive to the deepest spot of the planet, as you do, but then I came back to Avatar after that and it’s been kind of an unbroken continuum.” So this is the point when I’m looking around at the landscape and thinking, what are the other stories I want to tell? How many of them do I need to ...