Pretty good, one fundamental issue

Rating: 8/10 (27 December 2018)

I honestly thought the movie was pretty good overall. First I saw the movie in 2D and as I watched it thought that it really would be great in 3D. So two days later I saw it in 3D. I was so looking forward to seeing it in 3D because I saw all the opportunities for 3D to really shine again as it did in Avatar. I'm one of those people that really want 3D to succeed and come back though I may be in the minority. It wasn't very long into the second time through, watching it in 3D, that it struck me. The whole movie is just too dark.I don't mean that in the sense that it's evil. I mean it's just too dark. There we're so many scenes that would have been so much better had we as the audience be able to see them and more light. I know the whole thing is supposed to be under water but surely they could have explained their way around that! It is my belief that are younger movie Makers just don't have the background and basic fundamentals....
How bright does a picture need to be or how long to display text so people have time to read it are just two things that popped out for me. I believe DC missed a huge opportunity here. Can anyone describe the monster at the end of the movie? I think not. Believe ratings could have been between .5-1.0 higher with more brightness and less artistic gray.