Tag: Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom

  • James Wan Reveals Title for ‘Aquaman’ Sequel

    James Wan Reveals Title for ‘Aquaman’ Sequel

    The first Aquaman film proved that anything was possible after grossing over a billion at the box office and reinventing the character of Arthur Curry in the best way possible. The character had always been the butt of the joke with people mocking his abilities to be able to speak to marine life and swim really fast. Once Jason Momoa took over the role, there was obviously a dramatic shift in the character, adopting Samoan culture and giving Arthur a new direction. A sequel was quickly greenlit and we all wondered what the future has in store for the character.  Director James Wan luckily gave us a glimpse with his latest Instagram post revealing the title for the upcoming sequel, Aquaman and The Lost Kingdom.

     

     

    Not much is known about the film as plot details remain under wraps but it seems like the ‘Lost Kingdom’ could be a reference to the films working title, Necrus. Necrus was another underwater civilization that appeared after a rift opened and spat out the city. A while back we got word that Pilou Asbæk would be joining the upcoming film in an undisclosed role but the recent announcement could hint at him playing the tyrannical ruler, Mongo. He once attempted to strike an alliance with Atlantis to wage war on the surface world. There’s a chance that Orm could get involved to repeat his goal from the first entry.

    Aquaman and The Lost Kingdom is currently set to release on December 16th, 2022, and will be directed by James Wan.

    Source: Instagram

  • ‘Aquaman and The Lost Kingdom’

    ‘Aquaman and The Lost Kingdom’

    Premiere: March 17, 2023

    In early February 2020, Sony scheduled a release date for an untitled live-action Marvel film on October 8, 2021. That date has since been moved due to the COVID-19 pandemic and as of this time, no information about the film is available, but it has been widely speculated that

    James Wan is returning to direct the sequel to the 2018 original. Jason MomoaAmber Heard and Yahya Abdul-Mateen will return in their respective roles when Aquaman 2 crashes into theaters in December of 2022. Following Momoa’s footsteps, Pilou Asbaek, another former Game of Thrones alumni, joined the cast in April 2021.

    The official title for the sequel was announced in June 2021, by James Wan himself: Aquaman and The Lost Kingdom. With a release date initially set for Christmas 2022, in March 2022 Warner Bros. decided to push it to March 2023.

    Cast

    • Jason Momoa as Arthur Curry / Aquaman
    • Patrick Wilson as Orm/Ocean Master
    • Amber Heard as Mera
    • Yahya Abdul-Mateen as Black Manta
    • Jani Zhao as Stingray
    • Indya Moore as Karshon
    • Vincent Regan as Atlan
    • Pilou Asbaek in an unknown role