Aquaman Gets His Own Justice League Teaser Trailer

Justice League is a month away, which means teasers for the movie are going to start appearing all over the internet, giving a better idea at the new superheroes being introduced in the first. First up is none other than Aquaman (Jason Momoa).

Given that Aquaman is the first DC superhero set for a solo movie after Justice League, it makes sense to feature his character. After all, he hasn’t been seen much outside of that short glimpse in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice–the same goes with Cyborg (Ray Fisher). Meanwhile, The Flash (Ezra Miller) made a cameo appearance in Suicide Squad.

In this new look at Aquaman, Momoa gives some insight into who Arthur Curry is when introduced in the film. “He’s the heir to the throne of Atlantis, but he’s not the king yet,” the actor explains. “When he finds his place with the Justice League, that’s when he can really put his skills to use.”

He also shares a highlight from production of the film, which also happens to be one of the better moments seen in trailers for the movie thus far. “One of my favorite things to film was when I jumped on the Batmobile,” Momoa says. “That was badass. I was like, ‘I cannot believe I’m surfing the Batmobile right now.'”

A second, much shorter teaser focuses on the building of the team as they prepare for a battle against Steppenwolf and his army of Parademons. As with almost every other promotional clip for the film, Superman (Henry Cavill) is nowhere to be seen. While he died at the end of Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, the character will appear in the film.

Justice League hits theaters on November 17.

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Destiny 2 PC System Requirements Revealed

Bungie detailed the launch plans for the upcoming PC version of Destiny 2, including live times and system specs.

The official site lists the times at 1 PM ET and 10 AM PT on Tuesday, October 24, along with several other major cities around the world all identified on a handy map. The site also lists the finalized Minimum and Recommended PC specs, which have been updated from the beta specs released in July, mostly in the form of additional options.

Minimum specs require an Intel Core i3-3250, Intel Pentium G4560, or an AMD FX-4350, along with a GeForce GTX 660 2GB, GTX 1050 2GB, or Radeon HD 7850. It still calls for 6GB of RAM, and now needs a whopping 68GB of HDD space.

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Marshall Review

As ideas for movies go, a pulse-pounding legal thriller about young hotshot Thurgood Marshall is just about as good as it gets. Marshall was one of the most legendary figures of the Civil Rights Movement and spent years working as an attorney for the NAACP, combating prejudice in the American legal system, confronting racists in and out of the courtroom, and making sure that the scales of justice were just as balanced as they were supposed to be.

The movie we got out of that, aptly titled Marshall, doesn’t quite live up to that promise. It’s a respectable legal thriller about a seemingly innocent man, Joseph Spell (Sterling K. Brown), accused of kidnapping and raping a white socialite named Eleanor Strubing (Kate Hudson). Thurgood Marshall, played by the endlessly charismatic Chadwick Boseman, arrives in town to take over the case, but his brick wall of a judge, played by James Cromwell, refuses to let Marshall try the case solo, and for no good reason whatsoever.

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