Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom

It has been four years since Arthur took his place on the throne of Atlantis, and a lot has changed. He became the king of Atlantis, the connection between the sea and the surface, a husband and father. His life is thrown into further chaos when an old nemesis has grown in power and attacks his kingdom. With his mentor gone, Arthur turns to his brother in hopes of saving the world.

The long overdue and drama-filled sequel of Aquaman, and what is essentially the last movie in the current DC Extended Universe. The movie is longer than it needs to be, the CGI is questionable in certain parts, and the action is all right. The story is decent for what it is worth; it expands on the characters already mentioned and has a good theme. The only thing missing in the story is a connection to the other movies or characters in the universe. The movie is worth streaming unless you are a diehard DC fan; then, it might be worth watching in theaters.