One big mystery left hanging after Avatar: The Way of Water was Spider’s backstory, especially who his mother is. The movie focuses on his identity crisis, caught between being human and growing up with the Na’vi, but it skips that key detail.

The ending of ‘Avatar: Fire and Ash’ hints at sequels, with the villain’s story left unresolved and Kiri still uncovering her connection to Eywa. ByDani Di Placido, Senior Contributor. Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights.

James Cameron's sci-fi spectacle is all set for its OTT release, six months after its debut in theatres. Dig inside for more details!

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"Avatar" has always had its critics. I wasn't one of them — at least at the beginning. I was blown away by the first film. I was able to compartmentalize the comparisons to "Dances with Wolves," "FernGully" and "Pocahontas" and marvel at the world James ...