can bridges of both sea and land be built upon a seaman quest to unite the wild atlantis way

Rating: 10/10 (24 January 2019)

The film is a game changer in terms of special effects its up there with avatar if I had seen it in 3 d it would change superheros films for ever
Let's start off with a bit of truth: I like Aquaman. I' DC Comics fan. I'm not saying it's a great movie or that it's the savior of the DC cinematic universe, but it is a lot of fun. "It's a bizarre but weirdly effective movie." I can't put it any better than that. Arthur Curry, the human-born heir to the underwater kingdom of Atlantis, goes on a quest to prevent a war between the worlds of ocean and land.with William defoe playing vulko who show aquman how to learn his role with tridentand using his skills he need the back story is good with king orm talking over the king of atlantis when he over throws the and attacks a meeting aquaman is forced to fight him in an underwater arena this is epic and mera helps but but as we see Nicole kidman character is good givers good advice and was rescued so when aquman has to find the real ruler he must become the hero and go epic and clues to atlantis and its power before its destroyed he has to light the way
I can, however, give you a few more details. We begin with a new version of Arthur Curry (Jason Momoa) who feels more like an aquatic vigilante than the deep sea prince we're used to. Arthur's rogue hero lifestyle leads him into a faceoff with a group of high-tech pirates. The pirates are lead by David Hyde (Yahya Abdul-Mateen II) and his father Jesse (Michael Beach), who just so happen to be in the middle of stealing a submarine. You know, because why not. This leads to one of the most emotional scenes of the movie and after it's all done Arthur and has his first enemy in Hyde AKA Manta.
The enemies don't stop there. Arthur also has an Atlantean brother by the name of Orm (Patrick Wilson) although he'd probably prefer King Orm-because he's pretentious that way. I mean, this guy is the quintessential bad-news-sibling who might want you dead or imprisoned or just somewhere bleeding 'cause you're lost to the world. The battle under water is like lord of the rings its amazing
To counter the forces rising against him, Arthur has a great dad (Temuera Morrison), and a mom (Nicole Kidman) who loved them both deeply before she had to leave because, you know, Queen business ain't nothing but work. He also has a potential crime-fighting partner and a love interest in Mera (Amber Heard) the princess of another underwater kingdom.
So Arthur's life is fun...because he loves danger...and he's a total bad boy...but he has a lot to learn about compassion and what being a hero means. Which is what this movie is about.
So, shall we go with the good & the ugly? Let's do it.
Jason Momoa is glorious. He's funny, charming, and tough. That's what you want in an Aquaman and it's what's been missing from DC movies-other than Wonder Woman. As his foil, Yahya Abdul-Mateen II is the perfect counterbalance. His Manta (formerly Black Manta) is ruthless, charming, and relentless. I've got nothing but applause for these two and I've got big hopes for their rivalry to continue in future films.
Secondly, DC has found a formula I believe will work well for them as they redevelop and revamp their live action movies.10/10

The computer generated imagery is brill at times like the tsunami and not in a campy way that feels intentional. The characters and their hair [see: tresses] move more like they're flying through air rather than gliding through water.
Still...It's a fun movie. Jason Momoa makes everything better. And this represents a first step in DC finally giving their characters and their fans the movies we want and deserve. So, I say cheers to Aquaman-his pilsner glass may be far too flashy but at least it's filled to the brim with good stuff.