5 absurd and confusing flaws that make many people wonder after watching Aquaman

Aquaman (Aquaman: King of Atlantis) marks a major change in DC’s filmmaking style, from dark and heavy to bright and somewhat humorous.

(Note: The article reveals the movie’s content.)

1. Saying you’ve never set foot in Atlantis in Aquaman, why was Arthur able to get to the exact location where the Mother Box was hidden in Justice League?

In Justice League (2017), Arthur Curry (Jason Momoa) returns to Atlantis to protect the Mother Box just as Steppenwolf (Ciarán Hinds) attacks.

So why does Aquaman know exactly where the Mother Box is located to appear in time?

Compared to the majestic scene in Aquaman, they can completely protect it with advanced technology including warships and Hydro guns.

2. Did the Sahara not become a desert until the time of Rome?

An absurd detail in Aquaman is closely related to the timeline.

The instructions in the next bottle point to the Sicily peninsula in Italy.

Thus, according to the timeline in the movie, the Sahara was still a sea and did not turn into a desert until Roman times.

3. Where does Aquaman’s power come from?

In the movie, one of the things that makes Aquaman different is his ability to talk to fish and sea monsters.

According to Karathen, King Atlan is the only one who can talk to the sea monster.

Another confusing detail is that even though he can talk and make friends with fish, he still brings his `friends` up for humans to eat.

4. Aquaman… how to get a tattoo?

The tattoo details are quite small but also extremely funny.

Remember in Superman Returns (2006), when Superman (Brandon Routh) was injured, the doctors gave up when the injection could not penetrate his steel-hard skin.

5. Why didn’t Atlantis know of Arthur’s existence before?

As Orm’s fiancee, Mera was given a necklace that belonged to Queen Atlanna.

However, why could Orm immediately send troops to kill Mera while his father took many years to do so?

So what did Atlantis do during that time?

Aquaman is currently showing in theaters nationwide.