'Aquaman And The Lost Kingdom' review: Ending an era with a big splash


Trident of Atlantis, give me sight beyond sight! — Photos: Warner Bros Studios Malaysia

Here is a fun fact: out of all the new DC Extended Universe (DCEU) movies that have been released since Man Of Steel in 2013, the champion of the box-office was not Superman, not Batman, nor Wonder Woman. It was 2018’s Aquaman.

Yes, the guy who talks to fish earned more money than the DC’s holy trinity of heroes in the past ten years that the DCEU has been in existence. So it seems apt that it would be the film to close off this chapter of DC movies before a new era dawns.

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Turns the tides for DC superhero movies.

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