After playing the bad guys in Fast X, Jason Momoa returns to the movies in Aquaman 2, which was released on December 20. With this DC superhero feature coming out, we’re asking ourselves: What’s the worst Jason Momoa movie?
To find out, we have to go back in time to 2014, the actor best known for his role as Khal Drogo in Game of Thrones is trying to break into the big screen. Then he lands on a spaceship in a sci-fi production directed by David Hewlett, one of his Stargate Atlantis co-stars.
Rated 1.5 out of 5 The film tells the story of a team of six specialists sent aboard a spaceship orbiting in space. They quickly realize that the device is being controlled by a particularly advanced artificial intelligence with hostile intentions.
What do viewers think?
Romain F. urges us to move because “There is nothing interesting about this movie! The script is really empty and the special effects are worthy of Bollywood.” Acidus is also very rough in this SF feature film that evokes “A complete failure.”
“Known for his role in the TV series Stargate Atlantis, actor David Hewlett should limit himself to the profession of an actor instead of donning the hat of director and screenwriter. It will be better for his victim: the audience.” It hurts!
“The spaceship is as empty as the space in which it tries to travel (unsuccessfully). Its script recycles a whole bunch of ideas that have been handled much better in other films, and we feel the fraud from the first minutes. The production is not more. Strong and David Hewlett is definitely better He is an actor rather than a film director.Videoman29 claims.
“Heavy, slow and repetitive”
For the Tiger V. there is a spacecraft “Dull, slow and repetitive. We can’t get much out of this movie. It has to be said that this is a piece of work that could have been done with a better script. In short, no need to elaborate, this movie should be. Avoided.”
Still, if you’re interested, Spaceship is available on Amazon Prime Video. Meanwhile, Jason Momoa can be seen in Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom, which hits theaters on December 20.
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