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Aquaman Movie Review

Aquaman Movie Review

Aquaman Movie Review

A fun time at the theater

So, I did see this movie a few days ago with my dad, and because of New Years, and my books, I thought now would be a good time to review Aquaman.
The movie starts out with the origins of Aquaman, as he is tasked with saving Atlantis from his half brother, before he declares war on the surface. To prevent this, Aquaman must go out and find a special trident, which will make him King.
The plot for this film is pretty straightforward and I'm fine with that. I was happy to see James Wan as the director, given his other style of films. Aquaman was hyped up a little by my friends, but they didn't hype it up to much.
I think this is going to end up being short review, and I'm surprised to say that because when I started writing this I thought I would have more to say about Aquaman, but honestly, this is just a turn your mind off and have fun, sort of film.
I will say this movie is better than some other DC films, and I think DC is finally getting the hang of this superhero movie thing. They still aren't perfect, but they are getting way better, and it's really nice to see them progress. If you want to see a fun action movie, then you really should go out and see Aquaman.



final score: 3/5



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