Justice League: Throne of Atlantis

When Orm and Black Manta wanted to attack the earth people in revenge for the death of King Atlantis, Queen Atlanna asked the Justice League for help in finding her half-human and half-Atlantean son to return to the kingdom so that life would return to normal.

Justice League: Throne of Atlantis has a simple story plot. The conflict brought is also not too surprising. It could be a conflict that is indeed simple to create so that it is less noticeable to get attention. Orm's motives for resisting humans and ruling the earth are not so strong that they don't even have good clarity. It even has a solution that is also simple to be a good climax. Not being given a battle between Orm and Aquaman is a weakness for the ending of this film. Just because the impressions of Orm's remarks are the climax of the film, it doesn't have the impression of being evil in the end for Orm. The introduction of the world of Atlantis is considered less explored in visual form so it does not attract attention.

Aquaman's character development here is so easy to transform into the King of Atlantis. Aquaman or Arthur Curry looks childish. Likewise, Orm and Black Manta are less fierce. Black Manta's existence here as an accomplice of Orm also doesn't help much in the storyline.