Critics and audiences are not in agreement on Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom.Making its premiere in theaters this weekend after spending years in development, Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom debuted with a Rotten Tomatoes score of 36%, declared to be “rotten” by the review aggregator website. However, the audience score has now been revealed with filmgoers adding their own reviews, and it’s very different compared to the low Tomatometer rating. Currently, the Aquaman sequel has an audience score of 77%, suggesting that viewers are enjoying the film for the most part. While still not close to netting a perfect score, it’s more than double the score of the Tomatometer.One reason that the film isn’t looking to have a great showing at the box office is that the movie is closing out the DCEU. James Gunn and Peter Safran are launching an all-new continuity, dubbed the DCU, and there are not expected to be any more installments of the DCEU which features Jason Momoa as Aquaman. Momoa recently teased that he’d be up to potentially play the character again, but it would depend upon Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom having a great turnout. It doesn’t seem like that will be the case based on the box office projections, but most filmgoers who’ve ventured out to catch the new film appear to be enjoying the film for what it is, regardless.
Critics and audiences are not in agreement on Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom.
Making its premiere in theaters this weekend after spending years in development, Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom debuted with a Rotten Tomatoes score of 36%, declared to be “rotten” by the review aggregator website. However, the audience score has now been revealed with filmgoers adding their own reviews, and it’s very different compared to the low Tomatometer rating. Currently, the Aquaman sequel has an audience score of 77%, suggesting that viewers are enjoying the film for the most part. While still not close to netting a perfect score, it’s more than double the score of the Tomatometer.
One reason that the film isn’t looking to have a great showing at the box office is that the movie is closing out the DCEU. James Gunn and Peter Safran are launching an all-new continuity, dubbed the DCU, and there are not expected to be any more installments of the DCEU which features Jason Momoa as Aquaman. Momoa recently teased that he’d be up to potentially play the character again, but it would depend upon Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom having a great turnout. It doesn’t seem like that will be the case based on the box office projections, but most filmgoers who’ve ventured out to catch the new film appear to be enjoying the film for what it is, regardless.
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