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Wonder Woman 1984
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Apparently the writers really like Spider Man.
JiminSTLouis
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firesprite
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In the comics, she doesn't need the lasso. She can fly naturally. Also, I think that's just electricity wreathing her rather than the lasso in that gif...
Gimpdiggity
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firesprite
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Check Out What Critics Are Saying About Wonder Woman 1984
Wonder Woman 1984 comes out soon, and critics recently got their first preview screening. Which means we’ve got reactions. The film, a sequel to Wonder Woman, stars Pedro Pascal as Max Lord and Kristen Wiig as Cheetah alongside Gal Gadot and Chris Pine.
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Gimpdiggity
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Ummm...pretty sure it’s in this thread, and literally everywhere else...but yeah...
Every Warner release, starting with this, will be on HBO Max the day it comes out in theaters.
This will be for all their films through at least the end of 2021.
firesprite
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Yeah, it's definitely in the article I linked as well. It's going to be streaming for free on HBOMax on Christmas Day.
Cephus
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I haven't stepped foot in a theater since 2007 and never will again. I'm patient. I can wait until it hits home video and I can enjoy it at my leisure without being surrounded by ********.
harrisonp
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I don’t have much to say about this other than I’m still shocked at how charming and likeable Gal Gadot is as Diana. She’s a bright spot in these dull DC movies, even if the plot of the first one is a little simple/derivative. I don’t know when I’ll watch this but I’m definitely looking forward to it.
firesprite
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I just finished the movie and I really, really enjoyed it. My only quibble is
, but it's a relatively small thing in the scheme of things.
I still don't like the golden armor, but that mid-credits scene, though...
that I wish Diana had decided to renouce her wish without Steve pushing her into it
I still don't like the golden armor, but that mid-credits scene, though...
Egon Spengler
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Great movie, looked awesome. Had some weird problems like
I had no problem with any of those things. What I had a problem with was them flying from DC to Egypt in the plane. So they just go into an archive of old planes, get one, and fly off. I doubt an archived plane would be full of fuel and I could be wrong, but I don't see a single jet fighter of the type that they take that can fly from D.C to Egypt non stop without fuel? That was hard for me to believe. I'll admit I know jack about fighter jets and their capabilities to cross oceans in one go. Also, again, I'm no expert on aviation and jet fighters, but neither of them had any need for oxygen masks to be on? Diana I can see, but ....
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Gimpdiggity
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I loved every second of it.
RodanAZ
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Well, I guess I'm going to be the first to say I was pretty disappointed... I really enjoyed the first movie, and was hoping for a strong second chapter. The first act was pretty good, and Gal and Chris still have great chemistry. But, the '80s schtick got old pretty quick, the plot was weak, the fight scenes were boring, and the cgi looked like it belonged in an NCIS episode.
And stuff like this just took me right out of the story:
Steve may be a great pilot, but beyond the plane being 'ready to fly' and the realities of flying it across the Atlantic, no WWI pilot is going to hop in a modern aircraft and start the engines, much less fly it anywhere.
I'm pretty good at suspending disbelief, but theres just too much here... there are a number of ways they could have told that story line and made it more believeable, and I won't mention some of the other problems since they weren't in the previews. Yeah, I know it's a superhero movie, but it felt like a 2 1/2 hour saturday morning cartoon... and the armor at the end was awful.
Credits scene was great, though!
Gal is fantastic in this role, but this film could have been so much more.
And stuff like this just took me right out of the story:
Steve may be a great pilot, but beyond the plane being 'ready to fly' and the realities of flying it across the Atlantic, no WWI pilot is going to hop in a modern aircraft and start the engines, much less fly it anywhere.
I'm pretty good at suspending disbelief, but theres just too much here... there are a number of ways they could have told that story line and made it more believeable, and I won't mention some of the other problems since they weren't in the previews. Yeah, I know it's a superhero movie, but it felt like a 2 1/2 hour saturday morning cartoon... and the armor at the end was awful.
Credits scene was great, though!
Gal is fantastic in this role, but this film could have been so much more.
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