Aquaman is set to star in his standalone film in 2018, however, reports suggest that he will be seen in the DC Cinematic Universe a couple of times before that. Jason Momoa is set to play as the King of Atlantis and is expected to provide an edgier take on the character. Before he dives into his own standalone film in the DCCU, rumors have circulated that he might be first seen in the movies Suicide Squad and Batman v Superman, both slated to be released next year. According to Heroic Hollywood, Aquaman's trident will end up in the possession of Amanda Waller. But aside from that, fans will also reportedly see Aquaman being held as a prisoner in a containment chamber, where he is being tested on. Aside from his appearance in Suicide Squad, rumors suggest that he might also appear in the upcoming Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice. As cited in another article, reports have surfaced that the figure of a hunched-over muscular lump of a man could be the King of Atlantis. But whether or not he ends up starring in the previously mentioned DC movies, Jason Momoa has been slated to star in Aquaman's stand alone film for the titular role, which is set to hit theaters in 2018. The upcoming film is still in the works, however, it seems like Momoa's casting for the role holds promising future for the character. According to Movie Pilot, Momoa's muscular physique and very manly badass image will help in giving the character a gritty and darker side that will be consistent to DCCU's dark tone to its movies as seen in the trailer of Suicide Squad and Batman v Superman. Momoa's performance for the role is expected to be far from the traditional Aquaman who is portrayed in the comics wearing the orange and green costume. No news have been released yet as to other possible actors for the film, but more details are expected to be released as production progress. Aquaman is set to be directed by James Wan and has been slated to hit theaters in July 27, 2018.

Jason Momoa recently spoke about the controversial Marvel incident last March, saying it was "blown out of proportion". The Hawaiian actor is slated to star as the titular superhero in DC's upcoming "Aquaman" which is scheduled to debut on 2018.

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