The biggest Dwayne Johnson disaster of 2022 is available as a streaming subscription for the first time today

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Dwayne Johnson had been working on his first superhero film for several years. Black Adam was to change the hierarchy in the DC Universe. It came something different. From today you can stream the film, which is embarrassing for Dwayne Johnson overall, but quite watchable if viewed generously, for cheap. Find out how below.

WOW and Amazon: Where to Stream Black Adam

In Black Adam, Dwayne Johnson gets his big solo performance as a Shazam villain and anti-hero who, after centuries of captivity, unleashes his ideas of justice on the modern world.

What went wrong with Black Adam: Disaster on all levels

From an economic point of view, there have been worse blockbuster flops than Black Adam. But rarely do expensive superhero films fail in as many ways as Dwayne Johnson’s Vehicle. It was a fascinating spectacle that played out last fall.

A little summary:

  • Dwayne Johnson announced Black Adam full-bodied. We shouldn’t expect anything less than a superhero revolution
  • Henry Cavill is rumored to be returning as Superman in Black Adam
  • The first reviews and reactions to Black Adam are weak
  • Henry Cavill does return in Black Adam, but the brief appearance feels rushed together
  • The first numbers for Black Adam are sobering – and after the first weekend, they plummet. A flop is imminent
  • Reports reveal that Dwayne Johnson rigged the Henry Cavill performance into the film on his own

  • Dwayne Johnson glosses over Black Adam viewership
  • But that is no longer of any use: the economic loss becomes obvious
  • It comes as it had to come: Henry Cavill finally resigns as Superman. His cameo in Black Adam is left as a bizarre farce
  • The balance: Only a small DC circle likes the film. Black Adam will probably make a loss, a return of the hero in the DC Universe is almost impossible. Ultimately, Black Adam is one of the biggest losses of Dwayne Johnson’s career.

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