How Much Damage Did The Rock Do?
Dwayne "The Stone" Johnson has turned into an extremely rich person just on the grounds that he's him. There's no subtlety, no layers, just him being him. Also, that is fine generally. However, a major piece of who he's become is predicated on him being a decent person. Before anybody let him close to Dark Adam, that ought to have been talked about. In the comics, Dark Adam is a mean, savage, overall around terrible hombre. He's had incidental minutes where turned into a screw-up, yet those aren't his everyday M.O. As a matter of fact, it was only after this century that DC essayists Jerry Ordway, Geoff Johns, and David S.
Goyer re-imagined him as an imperfect screw-up who was attempting to win his standing back. There are gigantic unseen conflicts that he needs to fight as frequently as bad guys or legends. The Stone's understanding figured out how to be none of those things and every one of them immediately. His variant of the person played out like a WWE match, with all the nuance that suggests. Supporting characters, that the vast majority would be new to, sprang onto the screen full fledged with not an obvious reason. Infrequent spoken flashbacks did practically nothing to help.
