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Aquaman 2 motion-picture photography kicks sour with snow-covered set photo

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Motion-picture photography on Aquaman 2 is officially underway, as confirmed by a lay out photo featuring any sort of snowy spelunk.

Director James Wan took to Instagram to share a picture from the arranged of Aquaman 2 of a clapperboard with the product title "Necrus" aboard the caption "Day One." Check out the image below.

The upcoming Aquaman sequel, which Colorless recently revealed is titled Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom, is currently scheduled to premiere on December 16, 2022. With production kick off, Aquaman 2 seems to be on track to meet that timeframe, but as we've learned over the closing year and a half of picture show waiver dates, truly anything can happen.

In terms of what to expect from the sequel, intimately, excursus from the apparent fact that it'll issue set at any rate partly somewhere very cold, we don't know much. Thematically, Wan titillated during last yr's DC Fandome that Aquaman 2 would be "a little bit more serious, a little Sir Thomas More pertinent in the mankind we're living in now." Rumors suggest we'll likewise see more of the filmmaker's trademark horror influences in the sequel, but that's yet to be confirmed. Wan is a master at building tension and dread though, so it would be unagitated to see him up the stakes in Aquaman 2 with his unique talents.

Of course, Jason Momoa is reversive as Arthur Curry/Aquaman for the sequel, alongside Amber Heard as Mera. Patrick Angus Frank Johnstone Wilson, who's worked with Wan on the first Aquaman as well as the Insidious and Conjuring movies, is coming back as the first moving-picture show's primary antagonist Orm. Elsewhere on the Aquaman 2 cast, Yahya Abdul Mateen II is also reprising his role As David Kane/Black Manta ray, while Momoa's fellow Game of Thrones ammonium alum Pilou Asbæek (Euron Greyjoy) is the newest add-on to the cast.

DC fans get a good deal to be excited for in 2021 and beyond, as The Self-annihilation Squad is set to hit the big screen on August 6, while the Robert Pattinson-lead The Batman is scheduled for March 4, 2022.

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