In this movie Aquaman loses his wife, and his daughter Dora The Explorer joins him as they run.... well wait... that's not actually how it went down... but it may as well have been...
At some point we have to ask ourselves who writes these movies, and do they think we are so COVID struck that we will allow movies to roll with no sense of reality or truth.
I'm all good with a fib or two here and there, but c'mon man... this movie took it to the next level. You never get a chance to love the main character because he is in fact the bad guy. The daughter has super powers evidentially, since she can beat up grown men... not just grown men, but hitmen...
Within the first fifteen minutes, I was already aware of what I was in store for, and I still watched the entire movie.
While its not a waste of time, it has scenes that are so "unrealistic" that you may be annoyed.
I think Jason Mamoa can hold a movie by himself, I think he's a strong enough actor, but the script needs to match the play, and they need to humanize him a bit more like they did in the beginning of the movie when he cried.
At some point we have to ask ourselves who writes these movies, and do they think we are so COVID struck that we will allow movies to roll with no sense of reality or truth.
I'm all good with a fib or two here and there, but c'mon man... this movie took it to the next level. You never get a chance to love the main character because he is in fact the bad guy. The daughter has super powers evidentially, since she can beat up grown men... not just grown men, but hitmen...
Within the first fifteen minutes, I was already aware of what I was in store for, and I still watched the entire movie.
While its not a waste of time, it has scenes that are so "unrealistic" that you may be annoyed.
I think Jason Mamoa can hold a movie by himself, I think he's a strong enough actor, but the script needs to match the play, and they need to humanize him a bit more like they did in the beginning of the movie when he cried.