Just saw an early screening.

"Plenty of woke dialogue added into the mix!"

Such as? Feel free to spoil me.

Are there epic fights at least? It is an anti-hero movie after all so I wouldn't be surprised if it took some TDK route. I saw some mention of Superman (Henry Cavill) appearing in the Post Credit.

consider me 1st in lines at local multiplexs. i love woke dialog. NOT hahahahahah. thank yous for head up.

"It's very dark and gritty TDK wannabe and tries to be a dumb CGI action flick at the same time."

sounds like too many cook in the kitchens. hollyweird movie are written no longer by writers but by studio exec with thumb up ass.

That's horrible, but what was your take on "Shazam"?

I figure, anti-hero though he is, Black Adam should remain firmly within the "Shazam" universe

By that I mean common cinematic look, tone, pace, etc. Common aesthetic, for want of a better term.

Whatever else could be said about Snyder, "BvS" and his version of "Justice League" shared that consistency.

Now I'm no comic fan, so maybe Black Adam has always been the "Dark Knight" of the Shazam family, but I AM a movie fan, and it's clear to me that Johnson's Adam, however ruthless, fits better with the more cartoonish and whimsical world of Zachary Levi's Shazam.

Guess I'll wait for streaming

EDIT: Well apparently the Rock disagrees with me:

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-11111651/Dwayne-Johnson-explains-lobbied-Black-Adam-standalone-movie-separate-Shazam.html

Maybe I'll see it after all. I'm a sucker for "fanboy" films. Ryan Reynolds wanted to be Deadpool forever. The Rock's wanted to play Black Adam for years.

Then again, Affleck REALLY wanted to play Daredevil, so it doesn't always work out. But it's still worth at least a look-see when the actor is that passionate about the role.

Fake! But people fell for it.

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