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One of the greatest filmmakers in global cinema, James Cameron is once again making waves at the worldwide box office. Even one of his comparatively weaker outings, Avatar: Fire and Ash, is performing decently and keeping the legendary director firmly on track to create history.

While the film is not matching the sensational box office run of its predecessors, its performance is far from disappointing. With mixed word of mouth and steady collections, Fire and Ash has already crossed $750 million globally, putting it well on course to touch the coveted $1 billion mark in the coming weeks.

What makes this achievement remarkable is that it would mark James Cameron’s fourth consecutive $1 billion-grossing film, a feat no director in global cinema history has accomplished before. Cameron began this extraordinary streak with Titanic (1997), followed by Avatar and Avatar: The Way of Water. Now, the third installment of the franchise is poised to extend that record.

Although Avatar: Fire and Ash hasn’t generated the same level of hype in international markets as the earlier films, a strong domestic run has ensured healthy box office numbers. Importantly, the film does not need to reach the $2 billion milestone like its predecessors to be considered a commercial success. Its breakeven point is estimated at around $1.6 billion.

Reaching that figure will be challenging, but with the lucrative New Year holiday window still ahead, Cameron has time on his side. If the film manages to cross the breakeven mark, it would be nothing short of incredible—and yet another reminder of James Cameron’s unmatched dominance at the global box office.