5 things to know before watching Aquaman 2
After years of delays, Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom is finally here to close out the ups and downs of DC’s current movie universe. Though the production has been through some big changes, we know for sure that a new start for a new, less connected DC film universe is on the horizon for Warner Bros. Pictures after Aquaman 2.
But before seeing the future of the new DCU, here’s everything you should know about the last adventure of Jason Momoa’s Aquaman before seeing the movie:
Unsurprisingly, there is a mid-credits scene in the latest Aquaman movie. It happens after the main end credits and before the behind-the-line names start scrolling — though don’t expect any big Aquaman 3 reveals. Also, there’s no scene at the end of the credits, so if you’d like to stretch your legs and head out, that’s up to you.
Nope. There are no plans on the books right now for Aquaman to join James Gunn’s universe. That doesn’t mean that the character won’t ever show up, but it does probably mean that Jason Momoa’s version probably won’t be carrying on to the new universe.
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2018’s Aquaman made an absolutely massive amount of money, making it the highest-grossing DC movie of all time. So it’s not completely impossible to think that, like 2019 moneymaker Joker, Aquaman could remain a standalone series. But shifting Aquaman into “Elseworlds” doesn’t seem to be in the cards, as there’s no indication that Momoa’s Arthur Curry will be a part of the oncoming version of the DC Cinematic Universe.
That hasn’t stopped Momoa from lobbying to join Gunn’s new universe in some other capacity though, as he’s said he’s happy to come in as a new character, too.
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