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re: Wonder Woman 1984 Official Thread **SPOILERS**
Posted on 1/3/21 at 7:30 am to TheeRealCarolina
Posted on 1/3/21 at 7:30 am to TheeRealCarolina
Got around to watching this the other day. Not as good as the first imo. The plot seemed slow developing and rushed all at the same time somehow. It also did a little too much on the cliche moments (saving the soccer kids, girl in mall, etc.) to where they didn’t feel natural.
Not upset I watched it. It was mildly entertaining, but not great either. I’d say 5.5/10.
Not upset I watched it. It was mildly entertaining, but not great either. I’d say 5.5/10.
Posted on 1/3/21 at 7:03 pm to Dixie Normus
Posted on 1/4/21 at 2:54 pm to CocomoLSU
this was terrible, I had to fix a fire stick setting for the picture to show. 1/2 way through I wished that setting stayed broken
Posted on 1/5/21 at 1:11 pm to TheeRealCarolina
This really was not a very well written movie. I just finished it, and that would’ve been one where if I went see it at a theater, I would’ve walked out thinking, I probably could’ve gone get a good burger for that same price. Thank goodness for HBO max. The villain that Kristen Wiig played is really one of wonder woman’s most enduring villains, and they really didn’t give her anything to do. The plot was kind of paint by numbers. I don’t know, this one is a bottom tier DCEU, and I know that’s not even a thing anymore but a bottom tier DCEU movie for me
Posted on 1/6/21 at 4:23 pm to SUG
Worst movie I have seen in a while - follows the DC trend of boring.
Posted on 1/6/21 at 4:48 pm to lsutigersFTW
The meat suit questions are out there in many articles criticizing this movie.
Posted on 1/6/21 at 6:02 pm to Oates Mustache
A nitpick that i have but only because it jumped out to me several times....
They spent the whole 1st movie treating Diana like a retard because she was from a different place and wasnt aware of things of modern society.
But Steve jumps like 60 years and just rattles off little things like "ive been eating pop tarts" and "people wear parachute pants" and little things in little ways that a guy unfamiliar with the world wouldnt say or say the way he does. Its like they were super inconsistent in how they wrote his character.
Like they gave him knowledge he wouldnt have....so that he would be shocked by it. He was in awe the minute he saw an astronaut suit as if he would even know what that was. Then apparently being from the early 1900s means your so dumb you cant figure out what a stationary bike is.
They spent the whole 1st movie treating Diana like a retard because she was from a different place and wasnt aware of things of modern society.
But Steve jumps like 60 years and just rattles off little things like "ive been eating pop tarts" and "people wear parachute pants" and little things in little ways that a guy unfamiliar with the world wouldnt say or say the way he does. Its like they were super inconsistent in how they wrote his character.
Like they gave him knowledge he wouldnt have....so that he would be shocked by it. He was in awe the minute he saw an astronaut suit as if he would even know what that was. Then apparently being from the early 1900s means your so dumb you cant figure out what a stationary bike is.
This post was edited on 1/6/21 at 6:04 pm
Posted on 1/6/21 at 6:27 pm to Hester Carries
quote:
people wear parachute pants"
Diana suggests parachute pants and Steve says, "Does everyone parachute now?" He's clearly confused by them.
The pop tarts thing was after he'd been alone, not when he was brand new to his non-Steve body. He was in awe of confused at everything he saw, including parachute pants.
Effective or not, they wrote this as a direct inversion of the fish out of water arc in the first film. They understandably spend less time on it, as Steve is only in this movie for right around 80 of the very busy 151 minutes.
Posted on 1/6/21 at 8:31 pm to Jay Are
quote:
Diana suggests parachute pants and Steve says, "Does everyone parachute now?" He's clearly confused by them.
Nah...he says both parts im pretty sure.
quote:
The pop tarts thing was after he'd been alone, not when he was brand new to his non-Steve body.
I knew this would be the response. I dont accept it. He talks about pop tarts like hes been eating them his whole life. Not someone who just read a box.
Posted on 1/7/21 at 4:02 am to Hester Carries
I liked the first one. Haven't heard good things about this one and don't plan to see it.
Posted on 1/7/21 at 9:45 am to Globetrotter747
quote:
Haven't heard good things about this one and don't plan to see it.
But then you'll miss out on Rapey Diana.
Posted on 1/24/21 at 10:21 pm to 3nOut
Finally got to watch this. A few things.
1) this is not the dumpster fire many exaggerate it to be. Yes it’s an average to below average movie, but calling it the worst ever is a bit nutty. Why do we always speak in extremes?
2) CGI was embarrassing. The lasso moves were awkwardly bad and the general use of it was goofy. And what’s up with WW falling from losing grip of her lasso only to have it on her side the very next moment lying amongst the armored trucks? Laffabull
3) Steves character was a decent plot device but was not deftly handled. The cliche lost with tech stuff was not good.
4) Cheetah was all wrong. While the overall premise of her story was ok, it just wasn’t cheetah. It is the problem too many movie productions fall into: creating their own backstory to force a plot they want to push. Rarely this works.
5) Mando’s character was the most interesting of them all, but everything happening to him made little sense. It was as if they had ideas without any logical way to get there, so they did it anyway and hoped we as an audience would just accept it.
6) The main flaw with this though is that we had no true villain. The gem was the villain, while the two “villains” were sympathetic characters corrupted by the gem. This is lazy and way overdone.
Yes the movie was boring. Yes the Cheetah fight scene was short and a major let down. However, it was still a decent enough story with good character developments and nothing as stupid as “Martha is your mom? She’s my mom too bro!” As in BvS. It was a lazily conceived story of an interesting plot point that they never could get right. They focused too much on the character development that they forgot they were making a fun superhero movie.
It’s a big miss, but it’s not the worst thing ever. We need to stop speaking in superlatives all the time.
4/10 rating from me, and that’s quite fair.
1) this is not the dumpster fire many exaggerate it to be. Yes it’s an average to below average movie, but calling it the worst ever is a bit nutty. Why do we always speak in extremes?
2) CGI was embarrassing. The lasso moves were awkwardly bad and the general use of it was goofy. And what’s up with WW falling from losing grip of her lasso only to have it on her side the very next moment lying amongst the armored trucks? Laffabull
3) Steves character was a decent plot device but was not deftly handled. The cliche lost with tech stuff was not good.
4) Cheetah was all wrong. While the overall premise of her story was ok, it just wasn’t cheetah. It is the problem too many movie productions fall into: creating their own backstory to force a plot they want to push. Rarely this works.
5) Mando’s character was the most interesting of them all, but everything happening to him made little sense. It was as if they had ideas without any logical way to get there, so they did it anyway and hoped we as an audience would just accept it.
6) The main flaw with this though is that we had no true villain. The gem was the villain, while the two “villains” were sympathetic characters corrupted by the gem. This is lazy and way overdone.
Yes the movie was boring. Yes the Cheetah fight scene was short and a major let down. However, it was still a decent enough story with good character developments and nothing as stupid as “Martha is your mom? She’s my mom too bro!” As in BvS. It was a lazily conceived story of an interesting plot point that they never could get right. They focused too much on the character development that they forgot they were making a fun superhero movie.
It’s a big miss, but it’s not the worst thing ever. We need to stop speaking in superlatives all the time.
4/10 rating from me, and that’s quite fair.
Posted on 1/24/21 at 10:59 pm to Hester Carries
quote:You're really overthinking this one... it's a simple concept.quote:
The pop tarts thing was after he'd been alone, not when he was brand new to his non-Steve body.
I knew this would be the response. I dont accept it. He talks about pop tarts like hes been eating them his whole life. Not someone who just read a box.
Steve is from a time where you have to prepare most food, and the food that is not, doesn't usually taste that great.
Pop tarts taste good. There's a bunch of them in a box, the guy might have had several boxes.
Remember in Iron Man, when Tony came back to civilization and the first thing he did was get a cheeseburger? And we all laughed and said, yep, they do taste good?
Same thing with this. Probably more legit, because Steve didn't fixate on a food he missed, he discovered something new that he loved.
He wouldn't be eating them all day if he'd been eating them his whole life.
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