Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, who plays Black Adam, claims that the upcoming DCEU film would include elements. It will have current events in addition to its superhero content.
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Dwayne Johnson indicated that the upcoming DC Extended Universe film would also examine contemporary issues. However, it will primarily be a superhero adventure.
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The actor explained, in a CBR interview, “The action fanatic is something we want to look after. We aim to look after the comic book fan. We want to cater to the super fans who love the superhero genre. If you want to delve deeper philosophically into how the world is right now, Black Adam is for you.”
There aren’t many details on Black Adam’s story. The trailers and videos suggest that it will focus on the Justice Society of America’s efforts to make the ancient demigod a hero. Johnson has previously compared Black Adam to Superman. He compared in terms of strength and power. He made it clear that Teth-Adam lacks the morality of the Man of Steel. Johnson continued, “[Black Adam] will not hesitate to rip somebody in half. I like to have a little fun while I’m telling this. He’ll grab someone by the neck and the thigh before ripping them apart.
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Hiram Garcia, the movie’s producer, previously stated that the PG-13 rating wasn’t for Black Adam. It impacts the number of people it kills. According to Garcia, “the truth is that we felt we could accurately convey the edge and force that Black Adam has without needing to go to an R rating.” “This film can succeed in a PG-13 environment, which is fantastic. We want to make Black Adam known to as many people as possible.”
Black Adam has “the biggest body count of any superhero picture so far,” according to actor and Atom Smasher star Noah Centin eo. They further emphasise that the film’s rating does not constrain the murder count. Centineo added that the film would make viewers rethink morality. It would do so without forcing them to choose a side and leaving the subject open-ended.
On October 21, Black Adam will be shown in theatres.
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