I thoroughly enjoyed seeing this film on the big screen. It’s undeniably over-the-top and full of exciting action sequences, but it also manages to tell an emotional story centered around Black Adam. The way they revealed Black Adam's history was quite clever; it remained largely hidden until later in the movie. Dwayne Johnson seems perfectly suited for the role of Black Adam—he commands attention and makes a stro…

It's true that *Black Adam* isn’t doing anything radically different, and perhaps it doesn’t need to. The film aims for—and achieves—a purely enjoyable superhero experience! There are people who won’t like *Black Adam*, and I can see where they’re coming from. It might not be groundbreaking for the genre, but that certainly didn't prevent it from being great. From beginning to end, it delivers constant action. The…

_Black Adam_ proves to be a disappointing film, costing $195 million and failing to deliver despite its potential. The writing is truly awful, the acting falls flat, and even characters that could have been interesting are mishandled. It seems likely that the DC films will become increasingly complicated and unexciting moving forward if this kind of production represents what’s in store.

It just didn’t let me down.

The film *Black Adam* doesn't quite live up to expectations, proving rather underwhelming because of its conventional and foreseeable plot, especially given hopes for something more original. Lorne Balfe’s sweeping musical score and a strong ensemble—featuring Dwayne Johnson, Aldis Hodge, and particularly Pierce Brosnan in an outstanding performance—attempt to improve the serviceable action sequences and visuals; …