Dwayne Johnson has finally arrived in the DC Extended Universe with "Black Adam," which sees Teth-Adam protect his country, Kahndaq, from a vicious military group called Intergang. He also has to reckon with his own guilt and grief over the death of his family thousands of years in the past, before finding his place in the present day.
The film also has a few surprises up its sleeve as it ties into the wider DCEU through a couple of intriguing cameos that tease what's ahead for fans, including a crowd pleasing mid-credits scene.
But "Black Adam" still leaves audiences with a few questions about the things it adds to the franchise, especially about where the titular antihero might show up next and who he'll face off with.