BLACK ADAM And The Justice Society Assemble On New Theatrical Poster

Looks good to me! ⚡️

Hoping for the best but I am not sure it's going to be good. I wish it was going to HBO Max opening day.

Is Aldis Hodge the only actor in this movie not self centered enough to want his helmet off on the poster?

I’d argue that he’s a bigger actor than the people playing Atom Smasher and Cyclone so it seems like an odd choice.

Wasn’t the power born from the WIZARD?

I was looking forward to this about 4 years ago to now being 'meh' the poster doesn't change it. Will catch it on the Hugh seas.

How they mess up hawkmans wings...urgh

Is this being released on the big screen or is it a new CW show? /s

theCW vibes

Breaking news: Zaslav has decided to cancel this film's theatrical release and instead it will go straight to flipbooks available for $4.99 in the $5 and under cheap stuff section a the front of most local Walmarts. Quantities will be limited, however, so it's best to call ahead. Oh, and the accompanying cardboard cut-out of "The Rock w/ Floating Heads" may be available for sale if you know a guy on the inside. That's all I can share right now and I've probably said too much as it is.

Black Adam and the Floating Heads.

What trash.

I don't know if I'm underestimating the box office draw of The Rock, but I don't see this doing great numbers. I love the guy in the Fast and Furious movies and that string of action comedies he did in the mid/late-2000s, but he's not the kind of guy you cast as a superhero these days (maybe in 2004). He's just too larger than life.

When you watch a Rock movie, he is not Sgt. Hobbs or Chris Vaughn (try to tell me what movie Chris Vaughn is from without looking it up). He is Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson. Dom Toretto didn't fight with Hobbs. He fought with The Rock. And when you talk about those movies, you talk about "The Rock", not whichever character he is playing. I'm not saying he doesn't give decent performances, but his celebrity supersedes any role that he could be playing, to the point where it doesn't matter.

For a character like Black Adam, you need someone relatively unknown, or maybe a B-list celebrity at best. You need a chance for the character to shine through the actor, if you have any hopes of resonating with people (especially comic book fans). ESPECIALLY if it's that character's cinematic debut. You might be able to get away with it if there are already 3 or 4 other prominent cinematic versions of the character.

I like The Rock, and I'm glad he's at least been passionate about bringing Black Adam to the silver screen, but it reminds me a lot of when Channing Tatum tried to make Gambit happen. I respect the drive, but that doesn't make you right for the part.

Anyway, I truly hope it's good, but it will be nearly impossible not to think I'm just watching Super Rock: The Movie.

Nooo when we said follow the Marvel plan, we didn't mean make shitty posters.

Hope it turns out alright but holy smokes I have no interest in this one sadly.

I'm calling it. The trailer will show more of the same that we've seen before but with a slight difference. So it won't really have much new stuff going on.