Black Adam, an American 2022s superhero movie starring Dwayne Johnson as the lead character of DC Comics, will be streaming on HBO Max on December 16.
The world needs a hero. #BlackAdam is streaming December 16 on HBO Max. pic.twitter.com/vnMl3RjxSa
— HBO Max (@hbomax) December 9, 2022
The film is the eleventh in the DC Extended Universe and a spin-off of Shazam! (2019). (DCEU). Jaume Collet-Serra is the film’s director, and Adam Sztykiel, Rory Haines, and Sohrab Noshirvani are its writers. Along with Johnson, Aldis Hodge, Noah Centineo, Sarah Shahi, Marwan Kenzari, Quintessa Swindell, and Pierce Brosnan also appear in the movie. Warner Bros.
Pictures are in charge of distribution, while the film’s producers include New Line Cinema, DC Films, Seven Bucks Productions, and Flynn Picture Company. The tale’s protagonist is an ancient superman Adam, who was released from a magical prison through a team of archaeologists to rid the country of Kahndaq of the criminal organization Intergang.
Actor Dwayne Johnson stated in his tweet, ” Waited to confirm with financiers before I shared this excellent # Black Adam news-our film will PROFIT between $52M-$72M Fact. At Almost $400M worldwide, we are building our new franchise step by step (first Captain America did $370M ) for the DC future.”
Waited to confirm with financiers before I shared this excellent #BlackAdam news – our film will PROFIT between $52M-$72M.
— Dwayne Johnson (@TheRock) December 7, 2022
Fact.
At almost $400M worldwide we are building our new franchise step by step (first Captain America did $370M) for the DC future.https://t.co/GBIgsbtnkq
The Problem With Black Adam in DC
Whether Johnson pushes for a Black Adam sequel or not, the ongoing DC Universe’s power structure may not accommodate one, which is one of the drama’s primary plot themes. The movie currently has a worldwide gross of around $400 million while having a production expenditure of between $190 million and $230 million. Fans of Johnson and Black Adam should regret that this meager profit margin is typically insufficient to justify a return to the big screen.
Everything happening in the DCEU:
— DiscussingFilm (@DiscussingFilm) December 8, 2022
• Wonder Woman 3 not moving forward
• Black Adam 2 unlikely
• Man Of Steel 2 up in the air
• Aquaman 2 could be Jason Momoa’s swan song
James Gunn & Peter Safran are making their presentation to WBD next week. What are you hoping to see? pic.twitter.com/eu0Oqxoz1J
The end-credit scene with Henry Cavill’s Superman’s return in a face-to-face encounter with the guardian of Kahndaq was the movie’s most thrilling revelation. Johnson and his production firm have strongly advocated for black Adam vs. Superman.
Cavill was forced to reprise his blue tights for the appearance earlier than Warner Bros. had planned, thanks to Seven Bucks Productions’ persistent efforts.
If I had known that Black Adam was going to be my last chance to see Henry on the big screen, I would’ve taken the time to go see it.
— KayCee (@Kryptonian_Cafe) December 15, 2022
I’m glad we’ll be getting another Superman movie but I’m sad that we won’t be seeing Henry as the Man of Steel anymore. pic.twitter.com/Ndd0231tIF
The Justice Society of America stood in the way of Black Adam’s first superpower obstacle, despite the movie setting up a potential battle between two of DC’s most potent characters. A crew composed of Atom Smasher, Cyclone, and Doctor Fate was dispatched to stop the newly awakened legend of Kahndaq under the leadership of Carter Hall, alias Hawkman, played by Aldis Hodge. Teth-Adam, who was not one for negotiations or capitulation, engaged the gang in several battles before forging a temporary alliance.
Did somebody say Black Adam Visuals https://t.co/IRkJE2Lygf pic.twitter.com/xXpnaEJFnX
— Z (@TheeDCstan) December 13, 2022
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