‘Avatar: Fire and Ash,’ plus more new movies and TV shows to watch this weekend

Between the latest installment of James Cameron’s hit film franchise and the arrival of a new season of Netflix’s live-action “The Last Airbender” adaptation, it’s “Avatar” time in the world of streaming. Here’s what to watch this weekend.

Read more Paraguay at a glance: La Albirroja rediscover their stingy game with back-to-back shutouts

No stranger to causing comedic chaos, Berklee alum Eric André teams up with West Newbury native John Cena for the new flick “Little Brother,” streaming on Netflix beginning Friday. The film centers around Cena’s Rudd, a popular real estate agent whose life gets thrown for a loop when Marcus (André), Rudd’s former “little brother” from a youth mentoring program, reappears. The comedy also stars Michelle Monaghan, Christopher Meloni, and Ego Nwodim. Available on Netflix

If you can’t make it out to Tanglewood this weekend to see Paul Simon perform live, you can catch “The Quiet Celebration,” streaming on Disney+ and Hulu beginning on Friday. The nearly two-hour concert film features highlights from his tour stop at McCaw Hall in Seattle last summer, including performances of Simon classics, as well as songs from his album “Seven Psalms.” Available on Disney+ and Hulu

From the final season of “The Bear” to the debut of Larry David’s new HBO comedy, there’s plenty of TV to dive into this weekend. Also among the latest crop of small-screen offerings is the new season of “Avatar: The Last Airbender,” now streaming on Netflix. Not to be confused with James Cameron’s sci-fi films (more on that later), “The Last Airbender” is a live-action adaptation of the beloved Nickelodeon animated series about a messianic child who can control the elements and is destined to save the world. Gordon Cormier returns for season 2 as Aang, the “Avatar,” with Daniel Dae Kim also back as the villainous Fire Lord Ozai. Available on Netflix

Read more Germany at a glance: Four-time champs look poised for another title run

While the live-action “X-Men” movies have been hit or miss over the years, the best adaptation of the fan-favorite Marvel superhero team is, by far, the animated series “X-Men ’97.” A continuation of the beloved ’90s show, “X-Men ’97″ features beautiful animation and captivating, timely story lines that even non-Marvel fans will enjoy. Before season 2 premieres July 1 on Disney+, catch up and binge-watch the 10-episode first season. Available on Disney+

Return to Pandora in “Avatar: Fire and Ash,” now streaming on Disney+. In the third film in Cameron’s long-running sci-fi series, Sam Worthington (who also stars in the new Boston-set mystery “I Will Find You”) is back as human turned tall blue alien Jake Sully. Jake, along with his wife, the Na’vi clan leader Neytiri (Zoe Saldaña), must face off against more human foes, as well as a fire-themed rival alien clan. Available on Disney+

Read more When Supergirl was Super Campy