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Tom Curry is a brave man who works as a lighthouse keeper. At one night, he noticed that there is a woman in a trouble and he managed to rescue her from a real danger. After that, he knows that this woman is Atlanna, the princess of the underwater nation of Atlantis. They fall in love with each other and they have their child, Arthur Curry, who seems to be very special child. Arthur has a special gift of controlling the marine lifeforms, the thing that helps him to defend for his people when Atlantis becomes in a dangerous situation under the attack of some pirates.
Kinda fun, mostly due to Momoa's charisma and presence, and the underlying sense of levity. Aquaman doesn't suck any more, but he definitely needs a better vehicle than this.
Veteran cinematographer Don Burgess's widescreen images beguile, and Bill Brzeski's production design impresses mightily, but next time, someone please give Momoa and company some memorable dialogue.
The bright spots (Momoa, that octopus) can be difficult to really relish amid the oceans of exposition and a typically pulverizing, overelaborate screenplay.
Had this movie arrived as recently as two years ago, it might have been heralded as a higher-end superhero movie. Things have changed, however, in both the DCEU and the MCU.