In comparison, Fury of the Gods is a laborious, confusing, overly verbose production that spends most of its time saying little. With Mirren, who has already displayed her devilishly nasty side, there is so much more that might have been done. She doesn't have much to do, though, except than a strangely shaped crown and some nonsense that she utters while holding out her hands. Liu has more sinister intentions but is just as squandered as her younger sister. The third sister—whom we may all refer to as "daughters of Atlas"—is portrayed by Rachel Zegler, well known for her role in Steven Spielberg's West Side Story.
When Fury of the Gods concentrates on the six foster children (two of whom are legally no longer foster children because they are adopted), it occasionally strikes a chord.
Despite another fantastic comedic performance from the protagonist Zachary Levi and a few scattered yuks throughout, Shazam! Fury of the Gods generally adheres to the comic book structure that the first film made fun of. Although less confident than the first "Shazam!", these leftovers nonetheless reheat very well.
Shazam! Fury of the Gods is rated PG-13 for sequences of action, language, and violence which means “some content is not suitable for kids under 13”.
. As Captain Marvel his strength is on par with Superman. When he received the upgrade to Lord Marvel and became the keeper of the Rock of Eternity he was one of the strongest beings in the Universe
He will only get so far with that alone. In point of fact, Shazam was brainwashed by Lex Luthor in the graphic novel Kingdom Come by Alex Ross. Superman was the main legend in the whole Equity Association in any capacity whatsoever sufficiently able to overcome him — yet scarcely.
Despite what other reviews might say, the movie is definitely worth watching. I enthusiastically suggest seeing the film regardless of whether it do as well as the first. Although it's nice if you've seen the first one, you don't have to be a huge DC fan to enjoy this one.
Doctor Sivana is one of Shazam's most infamous foes and the antagonist of the Shazam! film from the DC Universe. Sivana is much older and weaker in the comics than he was in the movie, where Mark Strong played him. He first made an appearance in 1940, and in The Power of Shazam!
The Greatest Villains of Shazam Family
