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With one of Warner Bros’ biggest 2018 films, “Ready Player One,” set to hit theaters Wednesday, superhero fans were hoping that the movie’s arrival would bring a trailer for the studio’s big Christmas release, “Aquaman.” But director James Wan says a trailer for the next DC movie isn’t coming out anytime soon, and he’s the reason why.
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Jason Momoa's Aquaman solo movie gets autumn 2018 release
At last, we know when ‘Aquaman’ will be splashing onto cinema screens. The Warner Bros/DC solo movie set to star Jason Momoa in the title role with James Wan (‘Fast & Furious 7,’ ‘The Conjuring’) on board to direct, will open in US cinemas on 5 October 2018, Deadline has confirmed. Momoa debuted the role very briefly in this year’s ‘Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice,’ but will properly introduce the character in DC team-up movie ‘Justice League,’ coming November 2017.
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Vin Diesel thought Furious 7 deserved to win Best Picture at the Oscars, a statement that was largely laughed off despite the sequel’s monster box-office haul. Director James Wan agreed that “See You Again” was snubbed by the Academy, but he took larger issue with the film being left out of the Best Visual Effects category, particularly for what VFX house Weta Digital was able to accomplish in seamlessly keeping Walker’s character Brian O'Connor “alive” until the film’s poignant end. “One was for the song, and the other one was for the visual effects.
