Sigourney weaver is putting Tom Cruise to shame with the training she did for Avatar 2's ambitious underwater filming sequences.

James Cameron attended CES in Las Vegas and didn't just give us our first proper glimpse at his Avatar sequels, but also a brand new, out of this world Mercedes-Benz concept car inspired by the symbiotic world of Pandora.

For 20 years James Cameron was the king of the box office, first with Titanic and then Avatar. Earlier this year though, Marvel's Avengers: Endgame finally snatched the crown of biggest film of all time, and strangely enough, Cameron could not be happier about it.

We already know that Avatar is getting a bunch of sequels. Producer Jon Landau gives an update of the status of the second and third sequels, due in 2020 and 2021 respectively, and talks about why they've been so long in development.

James Cameron is known for the groundbreaking filming techniques he used on 2009's Avatar, and for the upcoming sequels he's once again inventing some new ones.

Just like he did with 2009's Avatar, James Cameron is looking to revolutionize 3D projection for movies with his upcoming sequels. This time around, he wants to ditch 3D glasses completely.

Avatar 2 is certainly taking a long time to make. James Cameron is planning something much bigger though for the sequels that are currently in development.

Look, nobody’s ever going to accuse James Cameron of a lack of ambition. The celebrated filmmaker is the man who gave us envelope-pushing sci-fi classics like The Terminator and The Abyss. He’s also responsible for the two biggest movies in history in Titanic and Avatar. We’ve known for a while that Cameron was working on follow-ups to the latter, with him have regularly spoken about an expanded Avatar …