By John Serba, The Grand Rapids Press Sometimes in Oscar prognostications, we succumb to blindly guessing the technical categories. Not this year, though: When all else fails, pick “Avatar,” which looked and sounded marvelous, and was assembled with the most impressive Hollywood wizardry ...

By CNN.COM Nothing can stop the reign of “Avatar.” A scant 16-percent drop in its sixth weekend of release has helped James Cameron’s sci-fi spectacle become the second highest-grossing movie of all time. In contrast, the new releases failed to make a significant mark, with the apocalyptic ...

Not the movie itself — which, if you haven’t seen, means you’re either wholly immune to peer pressure and/or uninterested in wearing flimsy frames to watch blue creatures run around for nearly three hours — but its success, its astonishing success, is a little scary. more…  ...

After a strong Martin Luther King Day weekend there’s no doubt left that “Avatar” will surpass “Titanic” atop the box-office charts, but two new movies managed to find their audiences too. The 3-D phenomenon “Avatar” raked in $54.6 million Friday through Monday ...

James Cameron’s sci-fi blockbuster Avatar has kept its place at the top of the UK and Ireland box office chart for another week. The 3D epic set on alien planet Pandora took another £4.7m over the weekend, bringing its four-week total to almost £41 million. more… window.fbAsyncInit ...

Avatar is on course to become the highest grossing film of all time, making $1.14bn (£700m) since its release less than three weeks ago. The Hollywood Reporter said James Cameron’s film had overtaken the $1.12bn (£699m) taken by The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King. But Cameron still ...