What does CinemaBlend think of DC's newest big-screen hero

DC Comics is home to some of the biggest names in the superhero genre. Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman call all DC at home. Shazam is a character who preceded most of DC's heroes. However, although the character has a long history, it is not necessarily as well known to the average viewer. This may be about to change as the new film Shazam! has finally arrived and, according to everyone, at CinemaBlend, it's definitely worth a visit.

Criticism CinemaBlend for Shazam! was written by general manager Sean O'Connell, who awarded the film four stars out of five. Sean thought that the film had handled the information needed for each original superhero story very well and was quite well interpreted, especially with Zachary Levi as Shazam. He is already looking forward to the consequences.

More Shazam! Films will be welcome as long as Zachary Levi remains in costume. He is the ideal leader for this mix of action and comedy, and although that does not mean that every DC film has to support the lighter tones and the smaller scale exposed in Shazam ! I am grateful. Sandberg has brought this touch to this delicious material.

Zachary Levi plays Shazam, but he's only half of the main character. Asher Angel plays Billy Batson, the 14 year old boy who has the ability to turn into a superhero. The problem is that Shazam, an adult, still has Billy's mind and a 14-year-old boy is always the one sailing the world with these new found powers.

It is this principle that gives the movie license to be. a little lighter than your average superhero movie. Adrienne Jones, chief marketing editor, particularly loved the movie Shazam! and stands out from almost every other superhero movie.

Shazam! is exactly what DC (and superhero movies in general) needs right now because it's purely fun. Zachary Levi fully embodies a teenager who becomes an overpowering adult. He is surrounded by other wonderful performers who help make the movie a pleasure to watch while being able to tackle serious themes and, of course, by launching some surprises our way.

This feeling of fun and love for Zachary Levi 's performance is echoed by Eric Eisenberg, editor of events. Although the film may be a fairly predictable original story film, it's a movie that has so much more that will not interest you.

DC finally builds a solid series: Shazam! is a delight! Her familiar-born structure is forgivable because of all the novelties she brings to the table – mostly her cheerful, childlike enthusiasm and her sincere perspective of the family. It's also the role that Zachary Levi was born.

The editor of Mike Reyes has the same feeling. He says the film is familiar to him, but director David F. Sandberg has found ways to give the impression that Shazam! felt different by including things we do not always see in this genre.

Shazam! is a fun addition to the DC Comics movie canon, with a good heart and a well-deserved threat thrown into the original story of the usual superhero. That's probably why director David F. Sandberg's film comes to life as it revolves around the family drama of Billy Batson and his host family or the scary power quest undertaken by the villain of the movie, Dr. Silvana. Gather these two pillars and combine an endearing performance by Zachary Levi, always solid, and you'll have a fun day at the movies, but very familiar!

Shazam! does remarkably well work dealing with some of the problems that modern superhero movies tend to have. This gives a decent amount of screen time to the movie villain, Mark Strong as Dr. Silvana. In doing so, she helps develop the character better than the villains in most comic films from DC or Marvel. He is also a pretty scary character, making him feel more threatening and mean than most others.

The film does not change human history either. While Shazam, the superhero has his battles to fight, Billy Batson, the teenage orphan, has some as well. He tries to find his family while sailing in the new host family of which he is now a part. There are many things in this film and, one way or another, he is able to reconcile everything expertly.

The CinemaBlend publisher, Adam Holmes, is another who liked the movie. However, he also loved the particular way in which this clbadic cartoon hero was finally featured on the big screen.

Shazam! is a delightful entry into DCEU that holds its promise of mixing Big with the mythology of superheroes. It effectively translates the story of Shazam's new 52 origin on the big screen while including elements from the character's clbadic eras. The main cast also shines, especially Zachary Levi and Jack Dylan Grazer. It is high time that Shazam finally manage his own feature film, and I look forward to seeing more film stories centered on Mightiest Mortal and his family around the world.

Sarah El-Mahmoud, the writer of CinemaBlend clearly that this can be done. She loved that. Even in the face of critics and crowd favorites like Wonder Woman she thinks Shazam! is as good as DC has done so far. Shazam is !! DCEU has so far gotten hold of what I prefer.

For my part, I absolutely adored this film . That's kind of the whole range of emotions. You will laugh, you will applaud, you may cry or even cry. As a particular fan of Zachery Levi since he's played in Chuck it's a pleasure to see him play a role as important as this one, and even better to see him. drop it from the park.