アクアマン／失われた王国

アクアマン／失われた王国

アクアマン／失われた王国

“未知の海底王国が攻めてくる”

20232h 4m★ 6.5アクションアドベンチャーファンタジー

あらすじ

南極の氷河に眠る邪悪な海底王国に、海の生物を操るアクアマンが、5億の海の仲間とともに立ち向かう！監督×主演を『ワイルド・スピード』の最強コンビで放つ海中から陸、空へと広がる完全未体験のアクション・エンターテイメント！はるか昔、氷河の奥深くに“失われた王国”が封印された。世界を滅亡させる力を持つ古代兵器、ブラック・トライデントとともに——。しかし今その封印は解かれ、かつてない邪悪な力が解き放たれてしまう。立ち向かうのは、海の生物を操る海底アトランティスの王であり、ユーモア溢れるお調子者、アクアマン。5億の海の仲間とともに、かつてない脅威から海と地上の世界を守れるのか！？

作品考察・見どころ

ジェームズ・ワン監督が描く極彩色の海底世界は、前作を凌駕するビジュアル美で観る者を圧倒します。海洋生物とテクノロジーが融合した独創的なデザインは、スクリーンでしか味わえない興奮の極致です。ホラーの巨匠らしい不気味さと美しさが同居する異世界の造形は、まさに映像表現の新たな地平を切り開いています。本作の核は、宿敵である弟オームとの予測不能な共闘が生むエモーショナルな絆です。ジェイソン・モモアの野生味とパトリック・ウィルソンの気品が化学反応を起こし、単なるヒーロー映画を超えた熱い物語を紡ぎ出します。海と陸の共存を問う真摯なメッセージは、現代を生きる私たちの心に深く突き刺さるでしょう。

興行成績

製作費: $205,000,000 (308億円)

興行収入: $440,181,226 (660億円)

推定収支: $235,181,226 (353億円)

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★ 6

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CinemaSerf

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★ 6

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justhappytobehere

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★ 4

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hamfaceman

hamfaceman

★ 3

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ARGMAN

ARGMAN

★ 5

DC is trying to copy Marvel instead of listening to their audience