"Avatar: Fire and Ash" looks seriously cool. That's about it, as the rest of James Cameron's overlong extravaganza leaves a lot to be desired.

If you're not quite ready to head to the theater to watch Avatar: Fire and Ash, an exclusive scene preview might sell you on the visual spectacle. As part of a new collaboration with the social media giant,

Let's find out the best way to watch this film. Avatar: Fire and Ash will be released in different formats, including 2D, 3D HFR IMAX, 2D HFR, 3D HFR, 3D IMAX, and 4DX. Certain cinema halls will also make it available in 3D HFR format.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, four different trailers for Avengers: Doomsday are on the way, and each will be attached to Avatar: Fire and Ash. Each trailer will play for a week, before being replaced by the next. The publication says this is "aimed at getting diehards to see Avatar: Fire and Ash multiple times."

Fire and Ash is a film that should be seen in theaters. It’s precisely the kind of film that 3D and IMAX were made for, and should never be watched on a tiny television screen or worse, your phone. It’s a transportive theatrical experience that reminds people of why cinemas exist,

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Not even a newfound interest in Na'vi power kinks can save "Fire and Ash" from just feeling like more "Avatar."

The clip opens with Aang, Katara, Sokka and the rest of Team Avatar on a dusty road. They chase a new goal: help the young airbender master the remaining elements. In the background, Zuko and Iroh share a quiet moment that hints at deeper family bonds.

Avatar: Fire and Ash is proving itself a major streaming hit despite its theatrical run, and fans of the James Cameron franchise need to check it out.