Aquaman 3: Director James Wan Teases Franchise’s Future With Amber Heard & Jason Momoa

In a recent interview, director James Wan discusses the possibility of Aquaman 3 and shares insights into the future of the franchise in the new DC Extended Universe (DCU).

Aquaman 2 Controversies

Aquaman And The Lost Kingdom, the highly anticipated sequel to the successful Aquaman film, has faced its share of challenges. From controversies and on-set drama to negative early screening feedback, the film starring Jason Momoa and Amber Heard has generated both positive and negative buzz.

Speculations about the Future

Given the difficulties surrounding Aquaman And The Lost Kingdom and the introduction of a new DCU, many have questioned the future of the franchise. The record-breaking success of the first Aquaman film, which grossed $1.1 billion, set high expectations for its sequel. However, doubts arose due to the controversies and the broader changes within the DCU.

Director James Wan’s Hints

Director James Wan, known for his work on the first Aquaman film, has provided hints about the future of the franchise. In a recent interview, he confirmed that Aquaman And The Lost Kingdom operates independently from the DCU timeline, giving him more creative freedom. Wan explained that the Aquaman universe is distinct from the rest of the DCU and even detached from the existing SnyderVerse. He emphasized that the film explores various underwater kingdoms unrelated to other DC movies and characters, allowing the story to stand on its own. However, he acknowledged the need to be mindful of the overall context.

Possibility of Aquaman 3

Despite the challenges faced by Aquaman And The Lost Kingdom, James Wan’s comments suggest that there is a possibility of a third installment in the Aquaman franchise. While the film may be separate from the broader DCU narrative, it continues to expand the underwater world of Atlantis and offers potential for further exploration in future films.

With Aquaman 2 scheduled for release in December 2023, fans can look forward to delving deeper into the aquatic adventures of Arthur Curry. While controversies and negative buzz have surrounded the sequel, director James Wan’s remarks indicate that the franchise still has a future beyond Aquaman And The Lost Kingdom.

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