Jason Momoa Doubts About Aquaman's Future, Why?

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JAKARTA - Jason Momoa is not sure about the Aquaman franchise that will continue. Recently, the actor expressed his opinion in the interview when he returned to play the latest Aquaman film, Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom.

"I don't want this to end... (but) I don't think this is an option," Jason Momoa quoted Entertainment Tonight as saying.

This thought is also due to the DC universe experiencing a reboot since DC Studio was led by James Gunn and Peter Safran. Momoa plays Aquaman in Zack Snyder's DC universe for Justice League and Aquaman.

"To be honest, if the audience likes (Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom) then there may be a possibility. But now, I feel 'This doesn't look good' he said.

I love this character and I want to play it for a long time. I see where this is going," Momoa said.

Jason Momoa feels his potential continuation could be found when the audience responds to Aquaman's second film.

Even for the next 10 years, there are many things they can do. And I enjoy the role and the world. So I think it all started there," said Jason Momoa.

Previously, Jason Momoa looked very optimistic when discussing Aquaman's future. However, lately the response has been different, but this may be related to changes in DC Studios leadership.

Changes in DC Studios also have an impact on his superheroes. Henry Cavill canceled playing Superman, Wonder Woman 3. Aquaman is also not included in Gunn's latest DC universe title list.

Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom will hit theaters on December 22.