By The third film in James Cameron’s epic “Avatar” series has arrived with “Avatar: Fire and Ash” and it delivers an epic visual masterpiece and arguably the best film in the series. Picking up shortly after the last film; Jake (Sam Worthington), is dealing with the loss of their oldest son
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