Black Adam

Even the rock-solid charisma of Dwayne Johnson rolls off a cliff with this noisy and disappointingly boring load of CGI-laden superhero tosh. A DCU fail.

There’s something morally deadening and aesthetically depressing about the bottomless toy chest of C.G.I. being reduced to the toolbox of cinematic bureaucracy.

Black Adam is mostly a movie made up of strictly baseline ideas, or the regurgitation of already existing ones.

It’s distinguished itself just enough to satiate action film fans, entertain future streaming audiences and warrant further merging into the DC universe.

A muddled mess of a movie.

This movie is just sort of a lark, and more interesting as [a sign of] where the genre is going.

Black Adam excels at being a popcorn film, one with stellar action and visuals

There’s some fun to be had, but it is mediocre at best.

While Black Adam‘s scattered script doesn’t do its characters and story full justice, the characters, visuals, and hilarious yet heartfelt moments ensure that you’ll still have a fun time.

One of the most notable issues with Johnson as an actor is his constant mugging for the camera.