Technology3/24/2026•Gizmodo

'Avatar: Fire and Ash' Is Finally Coming Home Next Week

'Avatar: Fire and Ash' Is Finally Coming Home Next Week

James Cameron might already be setting his sights on that fourth Avatar movie (after giving everyone a bit of a scare about its future), but it’s finally time for the third film to make the trip from Pandora to the comfort of your own home. This morning Disney confirmed that Avatar: Fire and Ash will be available to purchase and rent digitally starting next week on March 31, ahead of a physical release in May. As well as, of course, the movie itself, the home release will come with an array of bonus features that’s “over 3 hours,” according to Disney—or, you know, basically almost as long as Fire and Ash itself. Sounds about right for a James Cameron affair! Here’s the full breakdown of those features, which includes audio commentaries, behind-the-scenes breakdowns, guides to the Na’vi language (you too can learn the value of, uh, titstew), and a touching tribute to the late John Landau: English Family Audio Track: All objectionable language removed Igniting the Flame: The Making of Avatar: Fire and Ash — A series of featurettes that explores the filmmakers’ journey making Avatar: Fire and Ash with exclusive behind-the-scenes footage and insights about the process from the creative

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