The most successful title of the DC Extended Cinematic Universe will return with its second film after half a decade. Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom (original title: Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom) is a sequel to the first film that brought in more than $1.1 billion worldwide for DC.
According to information revealed by the publishing unit Warner Bros. Pictures , Aquaman And The Lost Kingdom continues to revolve around the battle between Aquaman and villain Black Manta. This is who was defeated by the king of the sea in the first movie but still harbors the intention of revenge.
In this return, Black Manta becomes even more formidable by wielding the power of the legendary Black Trident, unleashing an ancient dark force. To defeat him, Aquaman had to rely on his imprisoned younger brother Orm former king of Atlantis , creating an unlikely alliance. Together, they must put aside their differences to protect their kingdom and the world from destruction.
Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom | Trailer
In the newly introduced trailer, the audience can meet familiar actors from the first part such as Jason Momoa, Patrick Wilson, Nicole Kidman nice Yahya Abdul-Mateen II . Like the title Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom, The trailer of the new film reveals to the audience a part of the legend of the seven kingdoms and the curse of the black trident that seals an extraordinary power.
Besides, the trailer reveals Aquaman now carries with him the responsibility of a father and a king. Under the sea, he is the king who rules over a kingdom with half a billion inhabitants. On shore, he is a father “struggling” with the diaper problem of his adorable newborn son.
Segments in the trailer continue to give audiences a glimpse of the flourishing undersea kingdom Atlantis with overwhelming and impressive combat scenes.
The new film will still be directed by “Asian witches” James Wan Managing with the manufacturer Peter Safran and the team that made the first film a success.
Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom is scheduled to premiere on December 23, 2023.
