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Aquaman And The Lost Kingdom English Movie

Feature Film | 2023 | Action, Adventure
Critics:
2.4
Critics
 

Review by: Matt Zoller Seitz - Roger Ebert's website
Still, this is a fun ride. Like its hero, it succeeds in spite of itself. And there's something to be said for a big-budget fantasy that knows what not to do, and when to stop.
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Review by: J Shruti - Film Companion
All that remains, as you walk out of the theatre, is a deluge of rocks uncomfortably drubbing at your aesthetic convictions, with none of the emotional heft seeping its way in.
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Review by: Richard Roeper - The Chicago Sun-Times
[The Lost Kingdom] is waterlogged with boring villains and underwhelming visuals.
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Review by: Matt Singer - Screen Crush
This is anything but an epic sendoff. It’s much more the opposite; a self-contained, standalone trifle about a DC B-lister who was most famous before movie stardom as the dude who talked to fish on Super Friends.
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Review by: Bob Strauss - San Francisco Chronicle
‘Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom’ ends its DC franchise run on a fun but typically flawed note.
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Review by: Peter Bradshaw - The Guardian
Tired tropes, a forgettable plot and a cast going through the motions – if this is the last movie in the DC Extended Universe it should sink to the bottom, never to be seen again.
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Review by: Linda Marric - HeyUGuys
Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom struggles with a juvenile tone, a pendulous script and a cast who can't mount the shifting sands of those challenges. Another low point for the DCEU.
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Review by: David Fear - Rollingstone
A tonal mess, dogged by VFX that range from “video-game cut scene” to “last-minute rush job,” complicated yet curiously thin storytelling, and endlessly aggressive rib-nudging.
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Review by: Mark Kennedy - Associated Press
At least Momoa is going out swinging in “Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom,” an overstuffed tale that goes from desert to ice, steals from other movies like a coked-up magpie and says goodbye at the near-operatic level of a mid-franchise Marvel flick. Much of it doesn’t happen underwater at all.
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