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"Avatar: Fire and Ash" has been among the 2025 movies global audiences have been anticipating the most since the year started, and finally, it’s here. And as it goes with every great epic, we have to go into the "Avatar" movies knowing that not every character will survive. Case in point, in "Fire and Ash," there’s definitely one big death to talk about.

At the end of "Avatar: Fire and Ash," we see Stephen Lang’s Quaritch fall to his death during a scene between him and the Sullys. It’s an interesting moment, because Quaritch initiates the fall himself after Jake had just saved him from falling. We don’t get to see where he lands, leaving the possibility of Quaritch still being alive available. With the open-ended scene in mind, I had to ask Lang about his reading of the scene, of course.
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00:00The line that I don't say when I take that is, fuck it.
00:07Because that's really what it is. It's a fuck it moment.
00:10This is too confusing and complex for me. I've done plenty.
00:15I really won't say more than that about it.
00:20I mean, as far as we know, he's plummeting and it's the end for him.
00:25But, you know, he did die after the first movie and he almost died in the second movie.
00:32So who knows what's in store?

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