What Makes Wonder Woman So Good? (Diana's Duality)
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- Patty Jenkins' Wonder Woman remains one of the strongest entries in the DC Extended Universe. With a sequel on the horizon in the form of Wonder Woman 1984, it's time to interrogate what makes the original such a classic.
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The way she says "You mean you were lying?!" is just perfect.
Not more than her reaction on seeing a baby :3
Everything about Gal Gadot as WW is perfect
Yup
@@abhijithis9424 yup
@@benparrish672 yup
fantastic casting with Gadot and her chemistry with Chris Pine is great
Yup
That No Man's Land scene was amazing. I sat in the theater and cried tears of pure joy.
...would you say the scene was... spectacular?...
Yeah
Gal Gadot makes it. She is perfect for the role. Also DC made her a tough woman but a feminine woman. One of my fav scenes was when she showed her feminine side with bumping into a baby in London. Such a small touch but spoke volumes.
She falls in love, and is the one who makes the first move towards spending the night with Steve.
I've been saying the same thing.
I couldn't agree more! The movie wasn't shoving a FeMiNiSt agenda down our throats. It was more about how women can be (and are) heroes too without insulting the other gender.
Now that is something that makes even a fairly average movie so lovable!
Whyte Buff yeah, I'm glad they had her be that way because WW is supposed to be feminine. If they made her masculine, it would ruin her character.
Despite basically being a god, Diana and Steve always felt like equals in the movie. They didn't make Steve lesser than Diana to make her look stronger, which was perfect. It definitely helped with their chemistry being nearly perfect throughout the movie
Wonder woman's theme is my favorite superhero theme of all time, with flash's own being second for me
I just don't like how it was overused, it would have been fine if it ran quietly under other things, then ramp up during action scenes, or emotional beats, but way back in BvS, it would just drown out everything else whenever she was on screen.
To me, the Avengers theme is my favourite with the WW theme being a close second.
Flash! AaaAaahh!!
WW18: Diana embraces the Lightning
WW84: Diana rides the Lightning like Spiderman
Or like Tarzan... Or like in her comics
Yup
I'd like this movie a lot more if the finale was different, but the characterization is spot on.
The finale was epic.
I don't think the ending is any worse than Iron Man 1 or First Avenger
Her corny love line..
As for Ares..
"Too Old?"
"Another shade?"
"Maybe a girl?"
"This is the face people here will trust will have them marching for a worthy cause"
"Their death *is* a worthy cause."
Done. We now hate him enough that that CGI message is forgotten.
@@joelsunnex5171 I got to disagree. The ending of WW completely undercut the point of the film, which was that people are just evil sometimes, not just controlled by an evil god, and sometimes they don't deserve her help, but she does it anyway because it's the right thing to do.
But then it turns out Ares is real and was behind it all along, she beats him, and boom, the war's over. WW shouldn't have ended with a boss fight.
@@IoanCenturion but he infers that he didn't control them, simply persuaded and manipulated. He gave mankind ideas and they ran with them. At least that's how I saw it.
Ragnorok comparison to Wonder Woman: a hero learns that it's not a weapon that makes them heroic but themselves
I was like "World War 18? I wasn't alive for the first two, but how did I not know about the other sixteen?!?!"
Those shield slides are freaking genius, and the fight choreography looks "realistic" eg. every attack she is utilizing her whole body instead of a lot of the superman style stuff where he clearly overpowers and doesn't have to use much effort or body movement outside of the portion in motion inflicting the damage.
I also really liked Gal Gadot in this role, I think she did an amazing job.
I'm looking forward to seeing WW1984 (Wonder Woman 1984, not World War 1,984, skynet should have things under control by then)
I did not see justice League, I don't think I will see Justice League, and I've seen all of the Batman movies (yes, even the Mask & Governator Vs. Val Kilmers nipples & the Firestarter one).
ww 1984 would be like that star trek story with the dudes that sterilised war and had the computer resolve the war and ask people to be sent to disintegration chambers
@@pnutz_2 noo
It’s great
Its always a pleasure to hear from you Master Full Fat. I may not always agree with you, but your perspective is a breath of fresh air that is sorely needed in this world today. Thank you for helping make the day of many a fan.
I completely agree. He's AMAZING! And as for the other TH-cam commenters, they could learn a thing or several from this comment I think.
Yup
This is 3/4th of a perfect movie. Didn’t quite nail the landing
Actually it did..the dialogue was a little clumsy but that's it...Thank Geoff Johns for that
John Wonder eh. Not big on the ending twist/final fight. But to each their own.
The intro card made me realise something
Wonder Woman's next movie is called "Wonder Woman 1984 (2020)"
Hindsight is 20/20
And just as the plane is exploding, "Spock BEAM ME UP!" It would be an insane twist if Steve Trevor is Captain Kirk.
I remember sitting between my fiancée and oldest friend in the theater on WW's opening night, and quickly glancing left and right to see both girls shedding joyous tears as they smiled at Diana's magnificence during the No Man's Land scene. It made an already powerful and moving moment one of the greatest moviegoing experiences of my entire life. To see such an ernest portray of true female power (without the sacrifice of femininity) affect the two most important women in my world so positively was a gift after seeing their frustration when "strong" females were usually just men in "woman suits" in most media. The successes more than made up for the weaknesses of the film. Looking forward to WW84!
When you see all the men behind her getting inspired and come out of their holes to fight, it was the moment you realice Patty Jenkins just "got it"
The one thing I noticed is that the outfits of the Amazonians in this movie weren't sexually objectifying. I'm not going to say they weren't revealing, but compared to the costumes, and more importantly, the camera shots! in Justice League, the women (especially the Amazonians) in Wonder Woman were treated with more taste and discretion, and not just cheesecake shots waiting to happen.
I'm piggybacking off this comment because I'm a late 30s man who watched this in the theater with my wife and son, and I thought it was absolutely great to be able to show my son a movie (an action movie, even!) with a female lead and not get a dozen shots of exposed midriffs, cleavage, and booty. Annnd, I'm not a million years old.
qemuel same! I'm so glad they kept her character feminine or it would have ruined her.
Yeah
@@bjheims4594 yup
I feel like that movie was great right up until the 3rd act. It wasn’t just Aries turning into an armored CGI monster.
The trouble starts when they go back to the village to find everyone dead. It basically negates the work she put in in the awesome No Man’s Land sequence. And it doesn’t have the emotional impact of an event that takes away a hero’s great accomplishment, because they didn’t set up the possibility of losing it, give the audience time to process the impact of losing it, and then show us the loss. We just hear that it’s been attacked and are then immediately presented with Diana crying in a village obscured by smoke and gas.
Then, the problem with Aries is the fact that he exists at all. The whole movie up to that point was about how the capacity to do great evil exists in the hearts of humans. Diana comes to the realization that Aries isn’t the lynch pin holding the war together, and that’s a powerful message in and of itself. Then suddenly, Aries shows up. And he IS the lynch pin that’s holding the war together. Then she defeats him and the war is over. And it’s impossible to have a “HOORAY” moment because this is set in World War One. Whether Aries exists or not, we know what’s going to happen in just about 2 decades. It’s like all of Diana’s victories are ultimately meaningless.
For all its flaws, Justice League was still the second-best DCEU movie until the next one came out.
WW: "I believe in love"
Aeris: "Uh.... okay... thats like a super awkward thing to say in the middle of a fight.
I like this movie so much that it's one of my favorite CBMs of all time. What keeps it from being my favorite is the terrible ending. It was so weirdly sloppy compared to the rest of the movie, even borderline contradicting the overall message.
My only gripe with this film is the entire Charlie character arc.
They built it up as if there was going to be a payoff during the scene where it's up to him to save the team and he just flounders.
Like wow, what a waste.
I do understand your problem but I feel the lack of payoff is stronger as it represents that mental health cannot just easily be fixed, he is going to have to work his hardest to ‘defeat’ it. And the way his friends support him and understand him even with his major weaknesses makes their friendship feel stronger. But yes the lack of a payoff does make his story feel incomplete.
Payoff? You make it sound as if Charlie had a fear to overcome, but he was actually dealing with PTSD which cannot be cured. The point of it was to show Diana (who had never heard of this mental condition) that wars leave marks on the world. Same with Sammy, who is unable to follow his dreams to become an actor simply because he's not white, which shows Diana that humans are hateful to each other even in the absence of war.
The point of the movie is for Diana to realize that humans have no one to blame for their misery but themselves and that Ares wasn't the cause of their wars, he just took advantage of them.
OP here, coming back to this I realize now that Diana also mentions that snipers have no honor so perhaps him not taking g the shot was indeed the payoff because he realizes it's not heroic...?
I was pleasantly surprised with this movie after getting nothing but crap from the DCEU. It's a great movie that gets a lot right. Diana is an amazing character who is both gentle and caring while being tough and skilled at the same time. I'd say the movie falters a little at the end, though. I feel like the reveal of Ares being real messed up the movie's message. Diana is constantly having her worldview shaken because she thinks everything is black and white. Steve challenges her multiple times, saying people are flawed and can have both good and bad qualities. Then Ares shows up and proves Diana right, that the villains were actually good and were being controlled by an evil entity. I think the end would've been better if Ares wasn't real and Diana had to wrestle with being wrong in her simplistic view of the world. I think having the climax being about stopping the plane would've been better than her fighting Ares.
I disagree. Remember Ares, didn't actually make the humans commit their atrocities. He just, as he says, gives them the tools necessary to commit crimes. For example, he didn't force Luddendorf to gas the town. Now, I know this sounds ridiculous, but you have to remember that wonder woman's DNA lies in Greek Mythology, and Ares' role in the film is actually a fairly common trope in mythic and religious stories: a god tests humankind to see if they deserve mercy. A great example would be God testing Abraham in the Book of Genesis. The film uses this trope to ask if humans are inherently good or evil. Diana fully admits that we have faults, but she doesn't use our faults as an excuse to smite us with Divine wrath like Ares does.
@@JW-xd8up The first time I watched it, I actually respected the movie for sticking to the Greek roots. The more I thought about it, though, the less I liked it. I remember Ares saying he basically just gave humans a nudge, and they were responsible for everything that happened afterward. But right after Diana actually kills Ares, you see the Germans shaking their heads, acting all confused. They look like they're coming out of some sort of trance. I get the idea they were trying to communicate. I just don't think it was super clear.
@@nathanreece1154 That's fair, though I don't think it sinks the whole film. I recommend Wisecrack's video on Wonder Woman if you want a really solid defense of Ares' role in the film.
@@JW-xd8up I definitely don't think it sinks the movie either. It's totally solid from beginning to end, and I love it. I just think that little tweak at the end would've made it even better.
@@nathanreece1154 The soldiers were confused because they saw something that seemed supernatural to them. They weren't in a trance, they were shocked and amazed. And they realized that they didn't need to keep fighting because Diana was right there to stop them anyway if they had done so.
This is probably the most misunderstood part of the movie. It makes perfect sense and the core message remains completely intact, but some people misinterpreted what happened on screen.
The thing I don't like about your videos
is that they don't have enough views
If it wasnt for the studio-mandated-CGi-fest-dumb-third-act, Wonder Woman would be on the same league as The Dark Knight and Superman 1978.
Well..Man of Steel is on that level
@@dignerds Not really.
CGI is something that may depend on the money and time and other factors that can easily change. I don't give much importance to that. I put Wonder Woman in the same league as The Dark Knight trilogy. Honestly I think Batman and Batman Returns are excellent movies too, even better than the first Superman, although a bit worse than the four previously mentioned.
@@dignerds yup
People hate on that ending way too much, i think the film wouldn’t be as good without it and it’s pretty cool.
I thought WW stands for world war and I was really confused for a few seconds
WW18 is a great film, but personally I thought that it’s third act missed too much potential to be a mostly perfect film
True, I did like the self sacrifice bit though.
What
13:50 Iconic
I enjoy how you're using the wonder woman 84 trailer music in the video about the first movie lol
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Guess I have a new podcast to listen to
This movie is *gorgeous* and I'm not even talking about Gal (or Chris)!
...what exactly are you talking about? I just want things to be just a bit clearer, that's all.
@@tornadochaser2457 Photography, action, costume design, soundtrack...
@@PegasusPablo Ah, I see! Thank you Pablo 🙂
@@PegasusPablo yup
Aquaman rivalling Wonder Woman? I thought it was fine but interested to see your take in a future video.
One of my favourite podcasts. Keep up the great work gents
This movie is fantastic! They struck the absolute right tone with the nostalgic, "old-timey", and inspiring "togetherness" feel of it. The action sequences with Diana are stunning, unique, fast-paced, and exciting. The soldiers are well fleshed-out, giving the film itself strong character with all the personalities on display, and the entertaining interactions between them. The chemistry between Diana and Steve is great, as are the sets and the story's pacing. Diana has a well-realised character arc. I do remember the third act with Ares being a bit, needlessly over the top and bombastic, but that's my only flaw. I think this is the best DCEU movie.
Not two minutes in yet and this video is fucking phenomenal. Keep doing ya thing my boy. I love watching these
Not a perfect movie, but still super endearing and a breath of fresh air both for female-led cape flicks and the DCEU at the time.
I LOVE your use of the Wonder Woman 1984 music 🙌
...don't really know what you're gettin' at, but am strongly inclined to support this comment!
Anyway, to conclude: Amazing comment! 🙂
Some of the elements of the born sexy yesterday trope proposed by pop culture detective
What makes it so good? You mean beside the fact that it's both cute and epic at the same time and that it feels empowering to women because it doesn't make the female lead a boring powerhouse like Captain Marvel and Rey?
That was great, thank you sir
There are certainly interesting little inserts into this video...
1:45 I have been slain by Wonder Woman. I died a happy man.
Exactly! This is why I've always been annoyed by the people who calls this movie ''overrated''. Yes, it's far from perfect, but for me it's exactly the kind of inspiring, emotional and genuine movie I would expect from Wonder Woman, and the one I've been waiting from Superman for a long time.
I think it's believability. I buy into the idea of Gal Gadot being this powerful superhero. Whereas Brie Larson is not believable, for the most part. I thought she did better in Endgame than her solo film. Gadot was the best part of Batman v Superman and she had a decent solo film.
Will you guys be doing Shazam?
Cuz that is a legit well done DC movie
What does the 18 in the video thumbnail mean? The movie was released in 2017
It’s set in 1918 ala WW84 is set in 1984
@@FullFatVideos Jeez man, ALL THESE NUMBERS! I think I speak for all of us when I say, we had our fill of them after The Simpsons maths video you did! Quit making us feel unintelligent!
Thank you! WW is woefully underrated imo
How can it be underrated when everyone praises it to the heavens, even though it's very mediocre and the ending is bad? Seems like DC just set the bar so low that people liked WW in comparison. Compare it to anything good though, and it doesn't hold up at all.
@@MrBileTooth WW is underrated because it is highly misunderstood and many people dislike it for the wrong reasons. Because of that it "only" gets a 7.4/10 score on imdb, a 7.6/10 user score on metacritic, and a 87% user score on RT. In my opinion though the movie is virtually perfect. And I can assure you I'm not easy to please at all with movies these days.
@@MrBileTooth it’s not bad
Fantastic video about a wonderful film. Bloody love Wonder Woman, and not just because I’m in love with her
Imo Wonder Woman is a good movie, ruined. I loved 90% of the film and when she thought she ended the war only to find she didn't, I thought that and the message behind it was brilliant but then they ruined by all that by suddenly making Professor Lupin the real big bad in a lazy executed plot twist and undermined Diana's character arch.
I'm an old man who was a little boy when the Linda Carter Wonder Woman tv show was on the air. As a result Wonder Woman was my first super hero and I love the character to this day. Wonder Woman 2017 was the best DC movie to date (with Shazam a close second) and I am really looking forward to 1984.
Same
Wonder Woman may be the best superhero movie after the The Dark Knight trilogy.
Yeah
I can't tell if it's a joke or not but WW18 stands for Wonder Woman 1918
This movie could be so much better if the final act would not be a CGI battle. But I have hope in the new movie, DC have being doing very good movies since Aquaman.
I think the ending sucks Ares shouldn’t exist and the lesson should have been humans are neither evil or good they are all grey. The CGI in the end is Doomsday level. The side characters have a nice set up but have no conclusion. Ludendorf is more like a moustache villain murders his own soldiers for no reason and doesn’t do much. If the ending would have been nailed the movie would have been great. But because we are in a different world it’s just mediocre. And the Woman who made the Gas should have been the main villain
Ares can still exist, it's just that he doesn't actually do anything to instill war and just sits back and gets stronger and stronger over the centuries thanks to humans fucking up, eventually getting to the point where no power in the cosmos could stand up to him. It would be literally humanity creating their own armageddon.
erubin100 yes that would have been great
I love Wonder Woman and can't wait for WW84.
I watch your 2 videos and I love both of them.
People shit on this movie way too much because of the final battle. Is the CGI in it bad? Honestly I don’t know, I don’t have enough expertise to tell. But in concept it still makes sense, and it absolutely doesn’t ruin the rest of the movie like some people say.
The reason this movie is good is simple, it has likeable characters with good chemistry and a hero that is actually heroic.
That's it. Not the action, or even the story, if you don't have characters that the audience cares about, they aren't going to care about anything else.
Love this movie
18?
please do one on Interstellar
What I don't like about Wonder Woman is how vaguely scaled her abilities are just so that she can be seen as on par with Superman whenever the story wants. If she's as durable as Supe's then she wouldn't need the bracelets and shield but her using her defenses in combat makes her interesting to watch as opposed to standing there arrogantly while somebody puts a gun to her head. Knowing that she's ultimately vulnerable to a fatal blow but is so skilled you couldn't land one keeps you on the edge of your seat during a fight scene but if she can be taken out by bullets like her fellow Amazons then Superman is objectively a far more powerful hero which we can't allow in the era of gender equality. Don't get me started on whether she can fly out not.
Great video. I don't think Aquaman rivals WW though. Visually yes, but the script pales in comparison.
Looking through the comments, I don't think I've ever seen so much vitriol thrown Wonder Woman's way. I always thought it was the best of the DC movies. Heck, Jenkins didn't even have a large hurdle to jump through to achieve that rank; she could have made the movie a nice, average superhero movie, but instead made an excellent superhero movie rivaling even the top dogs of the MCU. That said, nearly everyone is right to call the third act its low point, but that's like saying Return of the Jedi is the weakest film in the original Star Wars trilogy: it's still good.
Why 18? Does it take place in 1918?
Yeah world war 1 ends in 1918
How did they get the sequel so wrong seems like they missed what made the first so Gd she should have met Steves old team in 1984 would have been interesting to see how they had aged but Dianas still young also how they had moved on from losing Steve and the end of World War 1.
Shame we never got to see Gal Gadot's Wonder Woman and Batfleck together what a wasted perfect ship that never was
Actually Affleck said he left because he felt the Batman solo film would exasperate his alcoholism
Still my favourite DCEU film despite the weak third act also Wonder Woman doesn't need the shield when she's got the bracelets
I think it's a shame they didn't make the second movie take place in world war 2, if only for the pun. They could have named it "Wonder Woman 2: World War 2", or "WW2WW2" for short ;) Or just "WW2", to confuse everyone about what it stands for XD Or "WW2x2", the possibilities are endless.
(I'm just joking, by the way, just in case the sarcasm didn't come through, I'm really looking forward to the movie)
Personally I don’t think Ares should have been in the movie at all. It would have been much more effective if Wonder Woman learned that there was no god corrupting humanity and instead the capacity for evil was something all humans can have. But she would also learn that the capacity for good also exists in people as well and thus the world is often an unclear place in which things aren’t purely good or evil.
I thought Wonder Woman was dreadful and to this day don't understand the praise.
The Themyscira CGI was garish, fight scenes relied on an unmastered usage of slow-mo, and the final battle was so poorly lit it was difficult to watch.
Ares was predictable, and had an awful design with Thewlis' Nigel Thornberry moustache.
The additional villains and roster of side-characters weren't well fleshed out enough (with Sameer the only saving grace).
And it still isn't addressed as to why Doctor Poison didn't just drop the super soldier serum exclusively on the German side rather than use blanket coverage of her death gas across both armies (particularly as this would prolong the bloodshed and give Ares more power from the longer, bloodier conflict).
Finally someone speaking the truth
I don’t think people who like this movie don’t see the problems that you see, but instead believe that the good things it did make up for it.
I think all cgi looks terrible.
Tell me about it, everyone was telling me how amazing this movie was, so I ended up buying the blu ray since I wasn't able to catch it at the theater. Worse 24.99 I ever spent. And the sad thing? it could have been so much better, I really would have preferred it if they had based it on the Perez run.
@@sonofgreystroke905 Why are you spending 25 bucks on a blu ray lol, that's hugely overpriced. For almost any film.
much love!
Ares shouldn’t have been the one causing the conflict. That is the only problem I have with the film.
Twelve little details about the action that I dig. 1. Dianna has a great arse....
...nal of weaponry and tools.
I love Wonder Woman but I hate the third act and how they tried to have their cake and eat it two. It was a mess and while the first two acts were phenomenal and the build up and ideas for the third act was great it didn’t work for me at all. Such a shame. Hoping WW’84 doesn’t make the same mistake.
Will you be doing a video essay on Aquaman as well? I think that movie is super underrated, it's not perfect and its story isn't very original, but it's very well-told and super fun to watch. Not to mention the characters have a tad bit more depth than expected
check back next week :)
@@FullFatVideos Ooh, looking forward to it!
No it’s not
I think dc movies look far better than most marvel movies if only they could combine the visuals of dc with the story of marvel
I never realised how bad some of the CGI in this movie was until i saw this video holy fuck lmao
I'm sorry, but the entire time of the video I was still trying to process the fact that there's an orchestral version of Blue Monday playing. You all remember it being featured 3 years ago right, why are we just _now_ getting this??
Because it’s in the WW84 trailer
I love that you guys like the same things as me. Lol.
Right sorry but Aquaman doesn’t rival Wonder Woman at all its totally fine.
Shazam and birds of prey r the only ones that rival it.
Birds of Prey? Hahahahaha, no.
Sloid u probably haven’t seen it. The reviews are good. The box office is bad. It’s rlly not a bad movie it’s a directors style and it works rlly well.
What are you, six? Shazam is hopelessly mediocre. The least bad scene? Headless Superman.
Helder Oliveira it’s not it’s well made it has a competent director, clear direction, good performances, comedy and heart. It’s well shot has a good aesthetic, representation and themes. You’re childish calling me six cuz I liked a movie that’s good and universally praised
@@LibertyBridgeProductions mediocre is the new good
Watch the first couple of minuites of film theory to change your mind. Because it takes more than action and spinning to make a good movie. The action is good though.
If by great you mean objectively worse than Justice League in every way. Then I totally agree :)
It's an okay movie. Not great. What I like about it most in hindsight is that it doesn't try to hit you over the head with some woke agenda; unlike pretty much every project nowadays with a female lead.
wait for Black Widow
that looks good too
She’s basically a pinup who can kick you ass.
can you do a video of shazam as well
Basically what Captain Marvel didn't do...
Good video - here’s a comment.
Umm... It was okay... Ofc I agree better than man of steel, justice, ss, cap marvel and bvs
Edit: I agree, 12:15 this is what let the movie down imo
Edit 2: also the way they handled the black villian in aquaman was a fail.
Sorry, but where the fuck did that closing beach shot come from?!?! xD
It's in a special edition of Aquaman :)
I get it. 1918.
One thing that bothered me in this movie is the representation of the German soldiers. I get why most American WW2 movies use Nazis as faceless bad guys that the hero can beat up without restraint, but this is supposed to be WW1. During the no man's land and village battles, the only thing in my head was "Wow, those random German conscripts who would rather be with their family than fighting a pointless and terrifying war, REALLY didn't deserve to be slaughtered by a fucking immortal Greek goddess with superpowers". In comparison with The First Avenger, Steve Rogers is a very strong soldier fighting Nazis even more evil than the regular ones and they have advanced weapons that can actually hurt him, so the heroic tone is kinda justified. Here she's just wiping the floor with regular dudes that are exactly as "bad" as the ones WW is siding with...
The oh whats a woman doing in here scene was the only one that was over the top. This is an exaggeration of reality. Most likely all those en would have had secretaries in there to get info for them and run errands. Overall though this was a great movie.
I love that you highlight the no-man's-land scene. I read that some suit wanted her to take it out because they didn't understand what the point of it was, and Jenkins was like "It's only the most important scene in the film, doofus." (Paraphrasing a bit...)
Eat your cereal.
Also you better do a video on Bojack.
Did you hear us talk about it on the podcast per chance? :)
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Literally love Bojack and BB. Both favorite shows of their respective media’s. Still think you should do a video on Bojack. I don’t know for say what it should be about. But I want to hear more of your thoughts.
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Also I loved ever second of El Camino
Fun fact, Gal Gadot was pregnant when shooting the film or at least some scenes
I'm literally in the middle of watching this film right now
Loved this movie on first viewing. I still think Diana, Trevor, and their team are pulled off pretty well. Alas, the constantly obvious CGI, the overuse of slow-motion, and the cartoony Germans took me out of the movie on subsequent viewings.
Yeah
I'll take your word for it, DC doesn't deserve another cent from me until a reboot.
I liked Gal's performances in the other films, and she is a great casting, but DC shit the bed one too many times for me.
Wow, so Shazam, Joker, Aquaman means shit?
Also please DC isn't just movies like marvel
@@wrestlinganime4life288 Correct. With the exception of Joker as it is an unrelated stand alone film.
@@xpCarlo36 ugh
@@wrestlinganime4life288 no
No
I don't think we watched the same film...
First
it's a solid movie but not great. Gal Gadot will grow into the role but you can see how the entire production was trying to hold up her short comings. Still the best DC movie after joker and maybe shazam.