Collage of scenes from three Avatar movies featuring various characters including Sully, Neytiri, Kiri, and Varang.

Expanding Pandora: Watch The Avatar Saga In Order On Disney+

Revised: 5 June 2026

Family, adventure, and breathtaking worlds. See the films that built the world of Pandora and a sneak peek into the plans for more

James Cameron’s Avatar movies don’t just entertain, they immerse us in Pandora’s breathtaking detail. With more films still to come, it’s a great time to revisit each chapter. Every film deepens the themes of family, the wonder of nature, and the power of connection. Now you can stream all of Avatar in order on Disney+, so you’re ready for the next instalment.

Where Pandora Begins

Avatar

Jake Sully (Sam Worthington) draws a bow with Neytiri (Zoe Saldaña) close by.
Avatar, 20th Century Studios

In Avatar, we’re introduced to the magnificent world of Pandora and its native population, the Na’vi. While piloting an avatar in a bid to win the Na’vi’s trust, Jake Sully (Sam Worthington), a paraplegic former Marine, finds himself bonding with Neytiri (Zoe Saldaña). As Pandora begins to feel increasingly like home, Jake must choose between this new world and the one that sent him there.

This first film lays the foundation for an epic saga unlike any other, introducing us to worlds and characters who will come to define the core themes of ecological balance, cultural connection, and the choices that define loyalty. With its groundbreaking visual effects and meticulous storytelling, the film was an instant global phenomenon.

Stream Avatar on Disney+ now

Oceans of Pandora

Avatar: The Way of Water

Kiri (Sigourney Weaver) swims amongst sea creatures in a reef.
Avatar: The Way of Water, 20th Century Studios

Over a decade after the events of Avatar, we’re invited to explore a new frontier of Pandora in Avatar: The Way of Water. Now leaders and parents, Jake and Neytiri must help their family navigate new territory and adapt in the face of impending threats. This second installment expands the Avatar universe, introducing the Metkayina reef clan, majestic sea creatures like the tulkun, and diving deeper into lore by unveiling how water shapes both the ecosystem and Na’vi culture.

This chapter expands on the saga’s core themes, delving into family bonds and the resilience needed to survive. Its events and cliffhanger moments set up the Sully clan’s ongoing plight, carrying the story directly into Avatar: Fire and Ash.

Stream Avatar: The Way of Water on Disney+ now

The Latest Chapter

Avatar: Fire and Ash

Varang (Oona Chaplin) in Avatar: Fire and Ash.
Avatar: Fire and Ash, 20th Century Studios

The latest instalment further builds on the world of Pandora as Jake and Neytiri’s story continues. Avatar: Fire and Ash is anticipated to push both the Sully family and Pandora into uncharted territory in an action-adventure blending universally relatable themes with an epic fantasy adventure.

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Where can I watch the Avatar movies?

Lo'ak (Britain Dalton) places a hand on Payakan, a tulkun.
Avatar: The Way of Water, 20th Century Studios

Both Avatar and Avatar: The Way of Water are available to stream on Disney+.

Stream Avatar on Disney+ now

Stream Avatar: The Way of Water on Disney+ now

When was Avatar: Fire and Ash in cinemas?

The Wind Traders' ships float over the Pandoran landscape.
Avatar: Fire and Ash, 20th Century Studios

James Cameron’s newest chapter in the saga, Avatar: Fire and Ash, arrived in cinemas on December 18.

How did Avatar change and impact filmmaking?

A man works on motion capturing on a dual-monitor computer.
Avatar, 20th Century Studios

Avatar’s premiere in 2009 marked a revolution in the moviemaking industry.  The film set a new benchmark for blockbuster storytelling, with cutting-edge performance capture, photorealistic visual effects, and unprecedented 3D immersion.

Director James Cameron and various actors in motion capture costumes on the set of Avatar: Fire and Ash.
Avatar: Fire and Ash, 20th Century Studios

James Cameron continues to push the boundaries in his sequels, leveraging state-of-the-art technology to continuously expand the scope of world-building on screen. Paired with groundbreaking visuals are the gripping human drama and deeply emotional stories at the saga’s core, resulting in a franchise that engages and connects with people across cultures while redefining what’s possible on film.

Journey further behind the scenes with Fire and Water: Making the Avatar Films, an all-new documentary that's now streaming on Disney+. Learn more.

How many Avatar movies are planned in total?

  • Avatar (2009)

  • Avatar: The Way of Water (2022)

  • Avatar: Fire and Ash (2025)

  • Avatar 4 (2029)

  • Avatar 5 (2031)

From the Omatikaya forest clan in the first film to the ocean-dwelling Metkayina of Avatar: The Way of Water, the varied cultures of Pandora are continuously being revealed to us. Together, they form the complex and beautiful tapestry that is Pandora and its ecosystem. At the same time, we continue to follow the ever-evolving conflicts between the Na’vi and their human colonisers.

Each film has a new part of Pandora to unveil, while always returning to the saga’s core themes of family, environmental balance, and cultural respect. By rewatching (or diving in for the first time), you can feel confident in your knowledge of every creature, culture, and confrontation as you embark upon Avatar’s newest chapter. Load up your Watchlist, immerse yourself in the Na’vi’s world, and prepare to return to Pandora.

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