2009's "Avatar" has proved to be one of the major blockbuster hits of recent times, becoming the top-grossing box office picture of all time over such greats as "Titanic" and "The Dark Knight", and it seems that James Cameron's epic will make a return to the big screen one last time this summer. News sites are currently reporting that "Avatar" will resurface in cinemas everywhere in an exclusive 3-D format in August, but instead of Cameron simply 'milking the cash cow' by showing the original film in its prime format, supposedly this will be the "Avatar: Director's Cut" that fans have been waiting for since, well, the flick left cinemas. An additional 6 minutes of story footage is expected to be added on to various scenes, furthering character depth through intense moments previously unavailable to viewers. Before that major return, however, look forward to "Avatar"'s release on DVD on Monday the 26th of April, and for a probable release of the Director's Cut this autumn.
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