Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom: A Dazzling Flat Spectacle
Plunge into Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom with our latest Flix in a Minute review. This sequel promises an oceanic adventure that's more visually stunning than ever, under the direction of James Wan. Jason Momoa dives back as Arthur Curry, navigating through both awe-inspiring underwater landscapes and turbulent family dynamics. But does Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom manage to tell a good story? Or does it tread water in the vast ocean of superhero movies?
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🎬 Movie Details
Title: Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom
Rating: PG-13
Genre: Action, Adventure, Fantasy
Original Language: English
Director: James Wan
Producer: Peter Safran, James Wan
Writer: David Leslie Johnson-McGoldrick
Theatrical Release: December 16, 2022
Streaming Release: February 27, 2024
Worldwide Box Office: $434,381,226
Runtime: 2h 12m
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The Marvel's was pure woke trash every second of the film.
Hermosa película muy bellas imágenes es entretenida , disfrutemos sin necesidad de malas críticas
Fue una película entretenida de ver. No era perfecto, por supuesto, pero hay espacio para que todos disfruten.
It was so cringe. Ironically, his brother (Patrick Wilson) both looks and acts like the real Aquaman, while Momoa acted like a truly moronic Millenial and/or Gen Z persona.
That would be interesting to see how the films would have turned out with Wilson in the title role.