Avatar fans left 'hyped" by epic trailer of James Cameron's Avatar Fire And Ashes
Avatar Fire And Ash won't be hitting cinemas until later this year but the freshly unveiled trailer has already left fans absolutely "hyped".
Director James Cameron is once again at the helm with the third instalment in the spectacular action sci-fi franchise Avatar making its return to the big screen.
Avatar Fire And Ash will centre around Jake (played by Sam Worthington) and Neytiri (Zoe Saldana) once more, this time tracking their family as they wrestle with heartbreak following the death of Neteyam (Jamie Flatters).
They also encounter the hostile Na'vi tribe, known as the Ash People, commanded by the fierce Varang (Oona Chaplin), with tensions on Pandora reaching boiling point.
Fans have now been given the first trailer for Avatar Fire and Ash, offering a glimpse of what lies ahead.
From the breathtaking landscapes of Pandora to the Na'vi soaring through the heavens on their Mountain Banshees, the trailer once more delves into the magical realm that's been absent from cinema screens for the past three years.
It also unveils the Ash People's commander Varang, portrayed by Game of Thrones' Oona Chaplin, sporting an enormous red headdress and guiding her tribe into warfare.
Viewers have subsequently flocked to social media to share their enthusiasm about the trailer's debut.
One person posted: "Every frame in Avatar : Fire and Ash looks like a painting, these shots are insane, serving pure visual feast. Cinema is back."
Another concurred: "I don't know how someone can watch that Fire & Ash trailer and not be invested. Incredible visuals and storytelling. James Cameron."
A third branded it the "most hyped film of the year", whilst a fellow enthusiast wrote: "Avatar: Fire and Ash looks incredible.
"I know the haters will probably find this, but it's such an incredible thing to witness these movies on the big screen. I can't wait to see this saga unfold."
Teasing what supporters can anticipate from the upcoming instalment, Cameron revealed at the D23 Expo: "You'll see a lot more Pandora that you never saw before.
"It's an insane adventure and a feast for the eyes, but it's also got very high emotional stakes, more than ever before. We're going into really challenging territory for all the characters you know and love."
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