If you are not ready go to the theater to watch Avatar: Fire and Ashesan exclusive scene preview can sell you the visual spectacle. As part of a new collaboration with social media giantDisney posted snippets of its new film on its TikTok account.

This scene isn’t part of any trailer and won’t be posted on other social media accounts, making TikTok the only place you can watch it — unless you buy a movie ticket. A first look at scenes from the new movie isn’t the only Avatar-related bonus on the social media platform today, either. TikTok has partnered with the mouse house to bring an entire “immersive content hub” to the app.

A special section of TikTok includes quizzes and educational videos that explore the alien world of Pandora shown in the movies. On TikTok, you can take a personality quiz to find out which Na’vi clan you most closely match and unlock a special profile picture border to use on your account.

Science and fiction mingle with a series of videos from real doctors explaining the basics of some of Avatar’s world-building. Whether you want to learn about exoplanets or how realistic the anatomy of alien animals in movies is, these videos will feed your brain while still providing entertainment value.

Perhaps the most enticing part of Disney’s latest social media collaboration is the chance for fans to win prizes and trips. TikTok creators who edit using the #TikTokAvatarContest hashtag are entered into a contest to win Avatar merchandise. The biggest winners will be able to travel to visual effects studio Wētā Workshop in New Zealand or visit Avatar director James Cameron’s Lightstorm Entertainment Studio in Los Angeles.

Avatar: Fire and Ash is the third installment of director Cameron’s cinematic passion project. While the first Avatar The movie was released in 2009, Cameron didn’t release another entry in the franchise until 2022. In total, there are five movie arcs planned for the indigo alien Na’vi on the moon of Pandora.

The Avatar movies are known for pushing the boundaries of CGI visual effects in cinema. They are also big winners in box office history: the original Avatar is the highest-grossing film of all time, earning $2.9 billion over its entire theatrical run. Its link, Avatar: The Way of Wateris the third highest grossing film of all time, following Avengers: Endgame. You can stream those movies on Disney Plus.

It remains to be seen if Avatar: Fire and Ash will live up to its predecessors financially. The film now has mixed reviews from Rotten Tomatoes critics.