Where to Watch Avatar for Free: A Guide to Catching the Blockbuster Ahead of the Sequel's Release

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By Jonathan Klotz | Updated James Cameron’s Avatar, the highest-grossing movie of all time (without adjusting for inflation), is finally making its debut on broadcast television, 13 years after its release. With the highly anticipated...

By Jonathan Klotz | Updated

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James Cameron’s Avatar, the highest-grossing movie of all time (without adjusting for inflation), is finally making its debut on broadcast television, 13 years after its release. With the highly anticipated sequel, Avatar: The Way of Water, hitting theaters in just a week, fans are eager to revisit the enchanting world of Pandora.

Catch Avatar on TV

Fans can catch Avatar first on ABC, Sunday, December 11th, at 7:00 PM EST. The film will also be shown on FX, on Thursday, December 15th, and Sunday, December 18th, both at 8:00 PM EST. And for those who can't get enough, Freeform will air the movie after Christmas, on Monday, December 26th at 7:30 PM.

Stream on Disney+

If you prefer streaming, you can watch Avatar on Disney+. And the good news is that the extended cut, which was initially not available on the platform, is now included. After briefly being pulled from streaming earlier this year, the movie returned to theaters for one final run.

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What to Expect from Avatar: The Way of Water

As fans gear up for the highly anticipated sequel, Avatar: The Way of Water, they can expect a film that is longer, louder, and visually more stunning than its predecessor. James Cameron, known for his groundbreaking special effects, has developed a new technique for capturing 3D underwater scenes, making this film a visual spectacle.

Titanic star Kate Winslet, who reunites with Cameron for the first time since their legendary collaboration, broke a new underwater record during the filming of a stunt. Fans can look forward to witnessing her remarkable performance in glorious 3D, without the need for bathroom breaks.

Unforgettable Cinematic Experience

James Cameron's films have a reputation for being watched multiple times, and Avatar is no exception. Anyone tuning in when it airs on broadcast TV will have to make use of the commercial breaks, as the film's network runtime has now reached an impressive four hours. This speaks volumes about the cultural impact of the movie, as people are still eagerly discussing and watching it after 13 years.

All eyes will be on theaters worldwide next week when Avatar: The Way of Water debuts on December 16th. Don't miss the chance to catch the original film for free and be ready to immerse yourself once again in the breathtaking world of Avatar.

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