The character is portrayed in a new Aquaman 2 poster by Jason Momoa.
Following the multiverse-altering events of The Flash movie, which was released early this year, Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom is likely to be the farewell film for the DC Extended Universe that was, giving way to the new DC Universe of DC Studios, led by co-heads James Gunn and Peter Safran. The new poster for Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom, like the trailer released on Saturday, is aimed for international markets. It features Jason Momoa as Arthur Curry, the titular Aquaman, riding a massive seahorse while leading an army of sharks. (aquaman 2 poster)
The original director of the Aquaman film, James Wan, is back to lead Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom; you can see the poster below. Although this might be Momoa’s final appearance as Aquaman, there are rumors that he may join the new DC Universe in a different capacity.
“There was an element of horror in the first film. [Harryhausen monsters] became the design foundation,” Wan previously told Empire. “The Lost Kingdom has a very retro, ’60s horror look. We have this huge action set-piece where Arthur and Orm fight [Black Manta’s] henchmen, using the ‘Octobot’ – this mechanical squid thing. That was really fun to shoot.” Wan further described Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom as something that am not the monster movies of bygone Hollywood eras. (aquaman 2 poster)
“I wanted to do Tango & Cash! Jason plays Arthur larger-than-life; Patrick plays the straight man. It is not unlike what Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones did in Men in Black—like Tommy, Patrick plays it dry, but very funny,” he said. “From the start, I pitched that the first film would be a Romancing The Stone-type thing – an action-adventure romantic comedy – while the second would be an outright buddy comedy.”
What day does Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom go on general release? Aquaman 2 poster
When an ancient power is unleashed in Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom, which opens in theaters on December 25, Jason Momoa will reprise his role as Aquaman, along with Patrick Wilson as Orm, Amber Heard as Mera, Yahya Abdul-Mateen II as Black Manta, and Randall Park as Stephen Shin. Jani Zhao will play a new character called Stingray, Indya Moore as Karshon, Vincent Regan as Atlan—who was previously portrayed by Graham McTavish in Aquaman—and Pilou Asbaek will also appear in an unidentified role. (aquaman 2 poster)
James Wan, co-CEO of DC Studios Peter Safran, and David Leslie Johnson-McGoldrick wrote the script for Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom, which is being helmed by Wan.
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As the anticipation for the sequel to the underwater epic Aquaman continues to build, fans are eager to know when they can immerse themselves in the cinematic world of Arthur Curry once again. “Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom” is set to make a splash, and the release date is a hot topic among enthusiasts eagerly awaiting the return to the depths.
The official release date for “Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom” has been the subject of much speculation and excitement. Fans can mark their calendars as the general release date for this highly anticipated sequel is [insert release date]. On this day, audiences worldwide will have the opportunity to witness the continuation of Arthur Curry’s journey, exploring new depths and facing unforeseen challenges.
To heighten the anticipation, the release of the Aquaman 2 poster has captivated fans, offering a glimpse into the visual spectacle that awaits. The poster, with its captivating imagery and intriguing design, hints at the thrilling adventures that will unfold in the Lost Kingdom. From the iconic trident to the regal attire of the characters, the poster teases the visual feast that director James Wan and his team have crafted for audiences.
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