Noah Gardner and Aidan Fitzgerald writing the script. The plot would focus on the amphibious monsters that Arthur and Mera faced in Aquaman, while Black Manta would act as the film's protagonist, with Yahya Abdul-Mateen II reprising his role. In April 2021, Warner Bros. decided to cancel the project, though stated that it may be revived in the future. Notes References External links 2018 3D films 2018 action films 2010s coming-of-age films 2010s superhero films American fantasy action films American coming-of-age films American superhero films American action adventure films Aquaman (film series) DC Extended Universe films Eco-terrorism in fiction 2010s English-language films Films about mermaids American films about revenge Films about royalty Films about ship hijackings Films directed by James Wan Films produced by Peter Safran Films produced by Geoff Johns Films produced by Zack Snyder Films produced by Deborah Snyder Films scored by Rupert Gregson-Williams Films set in 1985 Films set in 2018 Films set in the 1990s Films set in the Atlantic Ocean Films set in the Indian Ocean Films set in Maine Films set in Massachusetts Films set in Sicily Films set in Italy Films set in deserts Films set on islands Films set on oceans Films set in Atlantis Underwater civilizations in fiction Films shot in Italy Films shot in Morocco Films shot in New South Wales Films shot in Newfoundland and Labrador Films shot in Queensland Works set in lighthouses IMAX films Warner Bros. films Films with screenplays by David Leslie Johnson-McGoldrick Films with screenplays by Will Beall The Stone Quarry films Films shot at Village Roadshow Studios Military of Russia in films ScreenX films 4DX films 2010s American films Films set in the Sahara Casting controversies in film Films with screenplays by Geoff Johns