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- Wonder Woman Movie Review SPOILERS today! Beyond The Trailer's reaction & review! Ending explained! Ares! Does she fly?! Godkiller!
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Wonder Woman Movie Review with SPOILERS today! Beyond The Trailer host Grace Randolph's reaction & review of Wonder Woman in 2017! Ending explained! God Ares aka David Thewlis battle aka fight! Wonder Woman vs Ares! Does she fly! Secret of the Godkiller! Enjoy this SPOILERS breakdown of Wonder Woman in 2017 now that you've seen the full movie! And be sure to make Beyond The Trailer your first stop for movie and entertainment news here on CZcams today!
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CHAPTER TIMES
Intro - 00:00
DC Opening - 00:56
2 Favorite Lines - 2:45
Female Hero - 5:53
Indy & Spidey - 7:25
Third Act Ares - 10:28
Angry WW - 15:28
Powers - 16:32
The Goodbye - 17:39
Steve Trevor - 20:57
Adult Banter - 23:34
Almost Sex Scene - 26:26
Other Characters - 27:50
Robin Wright - 29:23
Flaws - 30:35
Gal Gadot - 32:06
Female vs Human - 33:03
No End Credit Scene - 33:29
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I loved how feminism was handled in this movie: no man-hating - just pure equality (both Steve & Diana doing there best & having their ups and downs equally)
So in other words.... there was no feminism in the movie
Karen C I know feminism has gotten a horrible rep recently due to all the feminazis but Wonderwoman takes feminism back to its roots - it aims for equality not man-hating :)
Sure but it'll take a lot more than 1 movie to fix feminism. I honestly think it's beyond saving at this point. Most of the rational women have fled and only the crazies remain (obvious generalization but you get the point).
Karen C ikr there's a crazy stat here in the UK where (rough numbers) 95% in women believe in equality but only 9% are 'feminists'. That's never a good sign.
Karen Carpenter but not patty Jenkins or gal. they both stated they hate the modern feminist archetypes that result in shitty characters like new ghostbsuters or maRey sue from episode 7.
Don't forget that not only are the characters both Steve, but the actors are both Chris.
Autumn's Life why did you say that name
They're ALL named Chris!!!!
and both "died" in a plane and they are both captains
I'm pretture sure that at least 1/3 of the Marvel actors are named Chris
Autumn's Life omg 😂
I watched it today. DAMNNNNN WONDER WOMAN IS THE BEST SUPERHERO FILM EVER! So hopeful and powerful. This movie will give your life hope and I can't even find any thing that I don't like. Gal Gadot is so perfect along with Chris Pines. DC is BACK!
best line..."so that little thing tells you what to do?"
Joke would have worked either way. Clock or C*ck.
I liked "I am both frightened and aroused"
I'm from Israel and, obviously, we adore Gal Gadot.
I watched the movie in a late night screening, and the audience was FULL.
The crowd applauded at least 10 times, from excitement both towards Gal Gadot, but also for Wonder Woman herself and the movie itself.
יאללה! איזה התרגשות! I was also there, and it was completely packed. Will be going again
She is definitely a TREASURE.
Sefi Peri I love Israel! Gal Gadot is amazing in this film!
Gal Gadot is a Zionist
Sefi Peri No one ever clapped in my screening (except 2 DC fans at the end)
Am I the only one who almost cried when steve trevor and diana were separated and he dies 😭💔
Keane Tiay I did cry. The picture in the memorial too.
Keane Tiay It got me. I was boohooing.
i liked how he had a bit of a smile on his face and was content at the end, not sad and miserable, it was in character for him and showed he was a hero also.
is he really dead tho? I've read that Chris Pine signed a multi-picture deal
So did Jack Nicolson for Batman, but they still killed his character. It's just done so you can bring them back if you want, but it's no guarantee they will.
"I'm an actor, I LOVE acting. But...I'm the wrong color. We're all fighting our own battles Diana." That line took me all the way out. Especially being a person of color myself who also loves acting but knows I'll have a more difficult time in roles. This movie was actually quite conscious, but it was very subtle. It was enough to get you to open your eyes and think.
rex smithehiggins That's true. When Diana asked the red indian about his home and he pointed at Steve who was asleep saying "his people took everything". It was so subtle, so much history in the mankind world.
Then again, that's not true at all is it? Things have changed and victimism is not acceptable anymore, and that goes for women as well. It's time to put this mindset behind you and thrive to be the next danzel washington or morgan freeman. And you MUST put this mindset behind you if you want to achieve ANYTHING in life, otherwise you'll get stuck behind everyone else, just because you've convinced yourself that the "evil white supremacists" (aka any white man on the planet) are making it difficult for you. Come on... Take some responsibility and stop acting as if we still live in the dark ages. The world is what you make of it, remember that. And WE can change it, by being the individuals that we wanna see around us.
@@a_l_e_x_26 no
Chris Pine was perfect for that role. Definitely my favorite romance in a comic book movie so far.
sarah OMG! You're the same person from the Aquaman review! You must be a fan of Grace (like me)! Have you got round to watching Aquaman yet!
Good review Grace, however I don't think the reason the German soldiers smiled and hugged with the English at the end was because Ares' curse was lifted. I think it was genuine relief and happiness that it was all over. Most soldiers on the battlefield in World War I and II were just every day young boys who didn't want to anything to do with wars or killing. As pointed out poignantly in the movie, the generals sit in their safe offices while ordinary people die for no reason.
Faiyaz Amit I agree.
Yes, there were actual historical moments during WWI that soldiers took a momentary break from fighting each other.
Kirk Darling really? wow . thats really sad. War is just pointless imo
Faiyaz Amit yeah exactly. because the gas wasn't dropped, the armistice process continued and the war "ended." it was pretty much established killing ares really wasn't going to make man completely good, but it would give them a chance to stop the gas plan from going through and eventually end the war which is why they were all happy in the end and the soldiers had the feeling of relief.
Faiyaz Amit totally agree that's why they slowly showed them taking their mask off to show that they were young men fighting someone else's war a sense or relief that's over and grateful to be alive after millions of death and that explosive action scene
The biggest compliment I can give Wonder Woman is that it hardly entered my mind that I was watching a female super hero during my first viewing. I was simply engrossed in the human drama and action sequences. Wonder Woman worked as a Super Hero Action Movie period. The fact that she was female was just an interesting side-point.
thats the most back handed compliment ever
Bayo106 How on earth is that backhanded.
And that is EXACTLY why this is a great film, and Ghostbusters was horrible..... Good story wins EVERY time.
I noticed she was female because OH MY GOD IS SHE BEAUTIFUL OR WHAT. But yeah, they did feminism the right way
My favorite line: "“It's not about deserve, it's about what you believe!"
That your principles, in regards to evil, shouldn't be based on what they deserve, but rather based on the goodness, justice, and love that is right.
The pureness of principle almost made me cry.
Grace one thing I noticed , was going back to BVS. The look she gives Lois as she approaches superman's dead body. I now understand why she looked at Lois that way . Having known what love is because of Steve Trevor , I think she saw herself in Lois at that moment as connected to the moment she saw Steve die and really identified with it. I also understand how now superman instilled hope ( superman being hope symbolically) back in to Diana to want to help mankind again . I believe she saw a little of Steve Trevor in superman . I'm very interested to see their interaction when he lives again. This movie was perfect for explaining where the woman we saw at the end of BVS is coming from and what her story and journey was. Great movie . Wouldn't be surprised to see Ares pop back up in justice league too.
victor pickett I
I agree that she saw herself in Lois but i think see saw a little of Steve not only in Superman but also in Batman, in Superman she saw the ablity of Steve to sacrifice himself to save the world and by that means giving hope to it, and Steve had the sheer determination to try to end something much bigger tham him because he belived it was the right thing to do, and them there it was Batman, a simple, normal human fightning an alien monster because it was the right thing to do! If i had to guess she lost the faith in mankind whem the second war started, the fact that Mankind did the same stupid mistake again was what droved her to the loss of faith and what she saw in them maked her remember how good humanity can be!
José Pinto are you a batman fan , I'm just curious . I think what she saw in batman was what she learned about humans in this movie . That is that humans have good and evil inside of them. Batman is very susceptible to being evil. As shown in BVS . But he also had goodness in him. Superman was the one that truly inspired her , as he did batman Also.
"I've killed gods before." That line always stuck with me.
Cassie Ogle I know right ! lol.
"I just want to be with Bucky" hahahaha I bust out laughing 😂
javaan smith, ok but men can also be couple and not just friends. Infact we haven't seen no great gay hero yet. So people want some.
Guys can totally be friends without being gay BUT Cap & Bucky undoubtedly have some sexual tension. I think it's funny that I'm not the only one who can see/feel it when I see them on screen.
javaan smith I'm 100% a gay male. I'm actually like super gay now that I think about it. So, you got that right
Alex Penny Haha, I'm sure you loved the bath waterfall scene in Wonder Woman. I know I did!
and then she quickly said " anyways " lmao
Great example of how female leads should be portrayed to make good movies, make a good movie and use your characters to tell a good story. Not tell a story about a female telling a story. Good storytelling makes good movies regardless of gender.
Ares being british minister something is actually pretty clever. Not only he was propagating the peace treaty that would buy time for poison research, but its a good idea in general to show how deceiving the looks, the words and agendas can be - just another lesson for WW to grow up emotionally
Awesome review Grace! But I disagree about the role of the supporting casts. It felt like the Amazons served the purpose of representing the black and white view the world that Diane was coming from, and Steves crew represented what the world actually is. Liar, smuggler, murderer but all for a reason and it didn't make them bad people.
one of my ABSOLUTE favourite things about the almost sex scene or whatever you wish to call it happened after the fact. it didn't cut to a scene of them trying to figure out what this meant for their relationship. Diana didn't turn into that typical desperate woman character after a one night stand. the greatest thing about them sleeping together is that they didn't even address it. it was just like, "that was lovely now let's prepare for war."
sex doesn't always HAVE to complicate things as much as Hollywood likes to do that :)
If you didn't see the new DC opening... Well... IT'S A DREAM MAKE IT REAL. Like Justice Unlimited. Find it, and if you love DC, you'll understand.
Tododesdemienfoque does it show batman and flash?
EVERYONE WHO WAS RELEVANT IN THE JUSTICE LEAGUE. EVEN HAWKGIRL AND HAWKMAN, GREEN LANTERN, MARTIAN MANHUNTER
Tododesdemienfoque Please tell me how was the Nee DC LOGO!!!
EVERYONE
It was so awsome i want to see it again!!!
fun Fact: The thunder in the movie is actually Ares summoning the Lightining of Zeus and WW used it against him. I know they didnt explain it in the movie which kinda sucks but overall its pretty good.
anyone that can actually put 2 and 2 together would know if they saw what was on screen
I understood the reason for Ares pushing the armistice so much under his British politician guise was because, historically, the real life armistice that ended WWI is generally regarded as one of the elements that led to the rise of Hitler and ultimately WWII by being too focused on vengeance against the Germans rather than promoting peace for all. Therefore, Ares was actually sneakily promoting the continuation of war in the future by disguising it as a way to peace. I saw the film earlier today and I believe that he has a throw away line very briefly explaining this after his reveal, though it definitely could have been more elaborated on.
Love your analysis!
Grace, I don't always agree with you, but this review, your thoughts on feminism, and your genuine understanding of said feminism, has earned my honest respect forever. I've always appreciated you have your own opinions, but woman to woman, human to human, thank you for this.
So Wonder Woman realizes/discovers her full power set in the 3rd act and then goes "beast mode?"
Yep!
Well, not her full power set. She found she can channel lightning (but not create it) and had a little flight and a burst of super speed. I was hoping the bracelets would come off and it would be revealed that, that is what was keeping her power in-check until she could properly wield it (like in Brian Azzarello's comic run). But that may still come.
David S. If they go that route then they messed up in this movie cuz the ball scene where she's wearing a blue dress, she isn't wearing her bracelets
Yeah, you're right. Hmm. Wonder if that was intentional. Too bad, I thought it was a clever idea in the comic.
I was so blown away by this. I tried not to cry too much at the end lol. Even the battle scene when Diana saves the village got me teary eyed. The action, music, and emotion were all there. This goes to show that superhero movies need to be fun - MoS and BvS were way too cold and off putting.
they don't "need" to be fun. quit it
Ivan Trevino - they don't need to, but if you want to resonate with mainstream audiences - outside of those familiar with the source material then it does need to. TDK was a very serious movie tone wise but the non-stop action is what made it fun. WW had humor and heart
Wonder Woman probably also works in a museum because not only does it connect her to her past but give her knowledge to what she missed when she was living with the amazonians
"She has like ridiculous hang time." 😂😂👍
I loved when Grace said that! definitely laughed
Tosh T 😂😂💯💯 She knows that slang talk lol
She's like Luigi from Mario Bros.
like princess peach from super mario 2 lmao
To be honest, I have NO FLAWS WITH THIS MOVIE. It is VERY WELL MADE. Again, A 99.7% FOR ME. A BIG BIG WIN.
leroy kong well, you obviously find 0.3% of the movie bad.
leroy kong me too,cheers to Jenkins!
That is A VERY HIGH MARK. This Movie IS THAT GOOD. It should BE 3 HOURS LONG. I SAY GO SEE IT.
I know what 0.3 % is. there is some annoying Jump Cut on one some fast paced action scene. I found it uncomfortable at city fight and final fight.
I just saw it and I would compare it to the dark knight rises!
I dont think they can ever top the dark knight from 2008 in the dceu!
I was surprised that the little girl who played Young Diana got to do as much as she did, I was expecting her part to be like a small cameo like with Rey's flashback in TFA but I bought her as a pretty good Diana
I hope she gets more work and her career goes well
You forgot that both Steves are named Chris.
"I wish we had more time" - Trevor :'(
Logan and Wonder Woman two of highest comic book movies have no end credit scenes lol
I'd rather they have a fancy end credit roll than an end credit scene. There were several that I made myself sit through a whole bunch of really boring white on black text scrolling on forever just to see a couple seconds of meaningless footage that didn't justify the time I'd wasted.
Wonder woman had phenomenal moments
1) Really good dialogue
2) Quotable one liners
3) Loved the lasso
4) The gods intro art style was mindblowing
5) Antiope and Hippolyta's motivation
6) Almost no plot holes... i saw just one in the beach fight... where did the german warship disappear
7) Excellent battle choreography... felt very organic similar to the Batman sequence in BvS
8) Perfect comedy bits
The ship sank.
Anand Shridhar I'm not sure if it's a plot hole, but I noticed a huge scientific inaccuracy with the gas Dr. Poison was tasked to make. But hey. It's a superhero movie. I'll let it slide.
I didn't see the movie as a feminist movie or a girl power movie...I just saw it as an amazing awesome superhero movie.
That was really one of the strengths of the film. It wasn't about showing how strong WW was compared to men. It wasn't about any nonsense of her "rising above" her gender. It was about putting a female in men's clothing to maker her an action star. It was just a man and a woman standing as equals fighting in a war. I was so happy that they didn't try to make a statement. Though I do think they make a very good statement by not making one if that makes any sense. WW's strength was as much in her compassion and beliefs as it was in her physical presence in battle. And she was allowed to be female the entire time. Turns out if you portray humans realistically during their human moments it makes the extraordinary moments even better. Good times.
And that's why it succeeded and Ghostbusters failed.
Bradford Lounsberry funny thing is that Diana isn't actually human at all lol. Half god half Amazonian
+Hipster Unicorn As a superhero movie, it wasn't anything special. It is pretty much the same quality as Captain America: The First Avenger.
Spoilers really don't bother me. I'll enjoy the journey even if I know the destination when it comes to this film.
I love these kind of reviews from you and a few other CZcams personalities because you don't come across as critics so much but rather as fans.
Ares was with the British pretending to be for the armistice because he knew that igniting violence in the middle of a war resolution would lead to more violence.
Only Grace would avoid spoiling Santa Claus to kids in a Wonder Woman spoiler review lol
Robin wright was sooooooooooooo good and I wish she was in the movie way more!!!!
this week has been full of Robin wright for me as I watch wonder woman and the new season of house of cards and i just love her so much!!!!
Abigail Olds she was a great character, it would have been great to have her in there longer but she was never going to go to London with them, so either way she wouldn't have been in the movie any longer
Ares was Terrific to see on screen.
He had a presents over the film without even showing up(not many villains have done that, and not many movies would allowed it to happen), but when The GOD of War does show up, it is epic!! Made me wish he was a POV villain(nothing against Ludenduff&Dr. Poison, they are menacing and make a good duo, but they are no Ares).
WW goes Beyond be a great CBM. Its a terrific film Period... Def 1 of the best if not the best origin stories told on film(WW, Batman Begins, IM, MOS).
Elz Robinson i loved Ares' dialogue with WW throughout the final battle
It was terrific..
He was Dropping some truth bombs about humanity lol
Elz Robinson and how good was that climax when she chooses love instead of war. People in the theatre were in a EMOTIONAL WRECK they were cheering and clapping while having tears in there eyes at the same time.
Thank you Patty Jenkins.
The way he made his armour out of all that wreckage was badass af! And his voice was so cool and just... ahhhh!!!!
Taylor Riley It was fantastic!
I got the 'Titanic' feel when she narrates the story at the beginning and at the end.
I have to disagree with you on Steve Trevor's death scene being a negative. I didn't even recall Captain America dying in the plane. So, I don't see it as a negative at all. That's kinda irrelevant, tbh. Really loved the movie!
Yeah the first Captain America was incredibly forgettable.
It was almost exactly the same and I rolled my eyes.
Agreed. I felt Steve Trevor's sacrifice has alot more emotional impact as watching his solo act of heroism to save the world in a midst of war-terror mankind is definitely gut-wrenching. Being a dude, my tears welled up when I felt Diana's emotional rage when the plane exploded which triggered her to launch into Goddess-mode. Steve Roger didn't die, he's simply frozen & c'mon given he's meta-human, do we really think he's actually gonna die following a string of sequel franchise movies plus Avengers movies, etc??
you rarely see a movie and say 'wow, I actually got what I asked for".
This movie was awesome.
Im not going towatch this video because I still haven't watched the movie. Just came here to say you're awesome.
aw thank u! see you back here after the move! :)
Beyond The Trailer do you think there would have been a Wonder Woman movie if Man of Steel and BvS had been more successful?
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Went to see it this afternoon with my daughter - Great film. Agree with everything you said. The villains were every bit as 'comic book' evil as I would expect and like to see. She is now asking to be a 'warrior' when she grows up! Mission accomplished I feel :)
Hoozah bitches! She absorbs his lightning and fires it back at him . Last air blender style
32:03 I think that was totally fine because it showed just how young and naïve she still was at that point. This movie is basically a coming of age story for Wonder Woman and part of growing means seeing the world for how it really is and having childhood illusions shattered.
The new DC opening is actually phenomenal; incredibly reminiscent to the Justice League tv show, now updated and modernized. The panning out to the entire league... just breathtaking. Even after shaking with excitement from that brilliant few seconds, a cello plays the iconic E minor to diminish, and the goosebumps completely overtake me. Perfection, the set up was, simply perfection.
DC MOVIE REBIRTH LOOKS AWESOME!!!! THANK YOU PATTY JENKINS!!! LOVE WONDER WOMAN!!!!!!
I hope they bring Steve Trevor back in the modern day.
Degenerate Weaboo like Hailey Attwell as granny?
Degenerate Weaboo I loved the character but I thought he had a good end in this film.
Degenerate Weaboo No his death is now a part of defining WW.
the death is meaningful and sticks with you.
Nobody stays dead in these movies, the actor was seen with Jason Momoa but what were they doing a scene just hanging out so many questions. so did Chris say he was done with the Steve Trevor role then why did he sign a 3 movie deal contract!!!!!
I thought David Thewlis was inspired casting for Ares in large part because he isn't the stereotype of a martial deity. He even comments to Diana that he isn't what she was expecting, and the message is clear - Ares is the god of war, and throughout the bulk of human history war was not the preserve of some imagined warrior elite, but instead was the curse of the ordinary person on the street. On that basis, Ares shouldn't be some muscle bound brute or inhuman monstrosity, nor some vision of faux noble gallantry or martial skill. Instead, he should reflect the kind of ordinary people who have been forced to be at the sharp end of war for thousands of years. It is the masses of ordinary humanity who fight, bleed and die in most wars, certainly historical conflicts before the modern age, and even in many contemporary conflicts as well. It is also those ordinary people, forced to become soldiers by events beyond their control, who are so often driven to do terrible things by the exigences of war - who are made into monsters by circumstance, overwhelming fear and the hatred it breeds, or by witnessing one mind shattering horror too many. World War 1 itself was amass conscription conflict infamous for the death toll inflicted by trench warfare across scores of battle zones. Ordinary men given rifles (only sometimes with ammunition), a bayonet, a uniform, basic kit and truly minimal training, and then thrown into a nightmare meat grinder, and even those who lived and remained physically unwounded hardly came away unscarred. This version of Ares reflects that grim aspect of the reality of warfare by the very mundanity of his appearance, ad yet such is Thewlis' skill as an actor that he still imbues the character with immense screen presence and palpable menace despite his less than intimidating physique.
They say a hero is only ever as good as their villain allows for them them to be, and I think Gadot's excellent Wonder Woman was well served by Thewlis' Ares in that regard in this movie.
The musical pieces in this movie are phenomenal. The cues draw out the appropriate emotion at just the right time and in the right measure. Patty Jenkins and her team found the right formula to make this a wonderful film.
I think the one big flaw for this movie was the final showdown with Ares was awful. Like the fight was so ridiculous how Ares was fighting her by just launching garbage at her for a majority of the fight instead of actual hand to hand combat.
And I think the fact that he showed up at all kind of took away the value of Steve Trevor's POV. He was constantly telling her throughout the movie that humans are not inherently simply good/bad and it's not completely black and white. Ares showing up at all was proving that she was right all along and that humans are inherently good and his influence is what makes human beings do bad things - which makes Steve Trevor's beliefs wrong and his death less meaningful.
I also thought the scene where the German soldiers started hugging it out was kind of stupid because it means they were completely under Ares influence the entire war. But even Ares himself said he only nudges them to do bad things, he doesn't actually control them. Overall the movie was alright up until Ares showed up, for me anyway.
I love love love this scene
Trevor: Diana, that's no man's land. You can't go there
Diana: it is my duty.
I love that they didn't go political
correction "I can save today. You can save the world"
Ares wanted to create a peace treaty that humans could never keep (Treaty of Versailles) which set up World War II! Really the "peace" between 1919 and 1939 was more like an intermission or half-time to the same war rather than really peace. And by World War II the gruesomeness of war had already increased so much that it took the opening act of World War I's carnage and horrifically maximized it to previously unimaginably devastating levels.
Oh I love the idea of Hades being her next villian, maybe finding a way to bring in Cheetah too! But to have her meet Hades and realize Steve Trevor is there and she might get a second chance with him..!! OOOooo! All the feels!!!
When Ares killed all the gods didn't Ares also kill Hades. It said Zeus was the last god left to go against Ares. Why would Ares leave Hades alive?
When Diana asked to see the GodKiller I knew it was her and not the sword.
I also didn't feel as though Ares was just plopped into the 3rd act. I saw that they were trying to misdirect the audience though I guessed who Ares was from the trailers. I thought they handled the character and his ways and motives pretty well. Him and Zeus, in the flashback story, reminded me of YHWH and Lucifer.
Comments by Shaun how could you guess who he was if he wasn't in the trailers?
CeeEemDee Dees the actor who plays him was in the trailer and I guessed right because I am that damn good!
Comments by Shaun I see he was in 3rd, which I didn't watch because I didn't want to spoil the movie with more scenes. Glad I didn't.
Kutlu Mızrak it didn't bother me either, as a fan of emotional storytelling. Wonder Woman hits its emotional notes perfectly so I'm willing to forgive it some convenient plot devices (for example: it is the Amazons' "sworn duty" to fight Ares and bring mankind together in peace, but then they choose not to join the fray when they learn about WWI? Wat? Lol)
"I can save today, you can save the world"
Actually Aries pushing for the armistice makes a lot of sense. The harsh treatment of Germany in the treaties at the end of WW I resulted in the Nazi party coming to power and WW II, the redrawing of boarders after both world wars resulted in pretty much all the other wars since. In a way Aries won even after being killed because he got exactly what he wanted, and it seems to me that the modern Wonder Woman definately realizes this but continues fighting for what she believes is right anyway.
Most inciteful comment here
Ares, not Aries. Aries is a sheep. Ares is the god of war.
If you like DC's new intro logo then give me a "HELL YEAH".........
chinmaya pattnaik hell yeah
I actually somehow didn't notice it... >.>
Thank you, I share your sentiment on Cyborg. He should be Titan and more importantly, He's not even a founder Member of Justice League. Give my Green Lantern and Martian Man Hunter or Black Canary.
stridin true but we are in the world of technology. I think he is the biggest improvement in the justice league since its creation.
What I am hoping is that the JL film will end similarly to how JL: Doom ended. Cyborg realizing that he doesn't really belong on the JL and going off to found the Titans. Though in JL: Doom, he does not leave, I think that would be a good way to go about it.
Who do you think will be in charge of all data and manage them? Batman ? While we have Cyborg a living computer!
if you take the nostalgia aside you will see that Cyborg belongs to the JL as the Team Manager for both JL, the Titan and any other league of super hero.
I think it would be neat if Brother Eye is brought into the DCEU. He was designed by Batman to do exactly what you described and would pave the way for the introduction of OMAC.
Really though, I am not upset about Manhunter or GL. I just want to see Cyborg and Beast Boy together.
Me too, I will love to see Cyborg and Beast Boy together. Introducing Brother eye will lead to Omac but after this arc it will not make sense them call cyborg back.
They might as well work with him from the start.
The ending got me so excited for Justice League
rip
Erebos yep the movie wasnt perfect in anyway
I thought where Wonder Woman came upon a naked Steve, was great and intentional. Later when they sleep together, you don't want a total surprise of Wonder Woman not freaking out at having sex with a man. It was a way to prepare her and the audience for the sex scene. plus it brings their relationship to a deeper level, adding to the emotional relationship. That will also lead to the end where Steve dies, it will pull Wonder Woman's heart strings to her anger on his death, and his goodness of humanity through him. SO all good stuff.
Grace,
Ares' character of the British diplomat is a commentary on the appeasement of Hitler by Chamberlain before WWIi
Hawkgirl Shayera Hall needs a fucking badass movie showing her leaving thanagar and meeting the JL
^^^^^^^^^ Hell yes, this all the way. I grew up with Hawkgirl's space-origins and I love it SO much, I want to see it on-screen so bad.
I'm up for a Thanagarian origin. Make it a stand alone sci fi fantasy but I'm not opposed to having the Green Lantern Corps in there somewhere.
I was waiting for this video for what it seems 10 million years! Love you Grace and your vids 😭❤
thanks for your patience! this was a big one! :)
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Thanks Grace, you are awesome
She left her home to a another world she wasn't used to you to be acting weird if that happened to you to ever thought of it that way?
I watched it today! It was glorious!!! I don't think I'll ever forget watching this for the first time.
I'm glad that you addressed the new DC logo opening for the DCEU, it instantanously reminded me of the of Justice League Unlimited and I LOVED IT!!
When I saw it last night I really enjoyed it, but the more I think about it the more the film grows on me. I can't wait to see it again tomorrow night! Gal Gadot killed it.
I just saw the movie! It was so great. It's actually some of the smaller moments that made me smile on the way home. One of my favourite lines that really took me by surprise that it gave me such a warm rush of goosebumps was Diana's line to Charlie 'but who would sing for us' after he suggests that there is little point him being there.
I am going again
Grace: *talks about sex frequently*
Grace: *timid to talk about the "santa" secret*
It is still worth the watch not just once, not just twice .... over and over!!!!
I don't know that I had the same (also minor) issues with the film, which was largely great, overall. My biggest issue was the compressed timeframe and geographic scale. I was first pulled out of the movie by the trip to London. I was like, "Really?! You got towed from the east side of the Mediterranean to London in half a night? Really?!?" Then it seemed they were able to walk from the French coast to the front lines in Belgium pretty quickly, which the village seemed awful close to No Man's Land, and also awfully near the castle. But in general, I thought the movie was fantastic. I was SUPER impressed with Gadot, and also Pine, whom I have not previously cared for. (I absolutely detested the Trek movies set in the lens flare universe.)
I will disagree, if I may, with your call to set the sequel(s) in the present day. I say let the Justice League and other DCEU movies be where Wonder Woman kicks it in modern times. I want to see each sequel set in different time frame between WWI and the present day. To wit:
Wonder Woman: The Golden Age (featuring WW and the JSA in WWII)
Wonder Woman: The Atom Age (in Korea with the Blackhawks)
Wonder Woman: The Silver Age (a Right Stuff era Cold War thriller with WW and the Challengers of the Unknown)
Wonder Woman: The Bronze Age (in Vietnam with the Doom Patrol)
Wonder Woman: The Copper Age (WW in space with Lobo and the Omega Men)
Wonder Woman: The Dark Age (in Iraq and/or Afghanistan with mystic heroes like Deadman, Zatanna, Phantom Stranger, Hellblazer, Ragman, Madame Xanadu, etc,)
1. Wonder Woman
2. Man of Steel
3. Batman v Superman
4. Suicide Squad
Daniel Brito 1. the dark knight
2. batman begins
3. the dark Knight rises
4. watchmen
5. man of steel
6. bvs
7. wonder woman
8. suicide squad
Hey Grace! Just watching your spoiler review for WW and I think I can help with Ares motivation...
The reason he works for the British is to keep them aiming at peace talks whilst secretly helping Ludendorff and Dr Maru create total destruction. He's preventing the British to fight and concentrate on peace leaving Maru's bomb to be dropped without prevention
She is full god, because the Amazons were considered lesser gods, but gods none the less.
Wrong, Doctor Strange. In Greek myth the Amazons were immortal and were the daughters of Ares and Harmonia (a nymph of the Akmonian Wood). They were the Greek equivalent of the Norse Valkyries. They were absolutely lesser gods.
Doctor Strange I think it's understood fictional history is being discussed....
Just like any religion. Heyoooo.
chris pine was dope in this movie
The No Mans Land scene when she goes up the ladder and they show her in all her Wonder Woman glory made me cry. It was breath-taking.
No, Grace. No. I don't want to skip through chapters. I want to hear all that you have to say. You're my Wonder Woman.
But in that scene - isn't she griping the wall as she is going up the wall - not sticking to it ?
Bill P kinda punching the wall
its hilarious she does a hulk move and smashes it as she goes up.
Hippolyta lied to Diana on purpose. She said "The more she knows, the better chance he (Aries) has of finding her."
Finally seen the movie myself and there's one thing I remembered from your review that I kinda disagree with. I really dont have a problem with the soldiers turning around at the end and stopping the fighting. Everyone there just witnessed two gods fighting and managed to live! The natural reaction would to just be happy you made it through it and they're all realizing just how powerless they really are in comparison. The next scene went to the celebration because I guess the armistice was successful so that makes sense.
Besides that it was pretty awesome. The movies itself I might only give a 7.5 or 8 to but Wonder Woman and the character development was just so good. It's worth a 9/10 easily for getting to see her finally and be so awesome.
Diana's line to the general was was GREAT. Reminds me of these lyrics from War Pigs by Black Sabbath. "Politicians hide themselves away
They only started the war"
I almost totally forgot to comment this but I am so glad that this movie is more about the equality of women and men. A lot of people like to think that feminism is about "oh we all hate men etc etc", and I've seen people with that ideology go into the movie expecting that. And i'm super glad you don't have that mindset.
Its a movie with a female lead, big deal? Its been done before, lets not loose our heads.
Can't wait to see what Snyder did with those Amazon in JL
Nothing good.
Little did you
Little did you know
Ripping off Spiderman?? I've only seen it once and that scene was powerful to me because she fell. She fell so far until she desperately grasped and realized she could gouge a hole in the rock and make her own grip holes! It was a defining moment of her learning her powers and she started slow then started beating a hole in the wall to grip and got better as she went till you see at the top shes crushing the rock at her last grip!! Awesome scene you missed. Watch it again!!
"…cause what the f***?!"
I'M WHEEZIN💀😂
King Millo lmao didnt expect that
King Millo 😂😂😂😂
I loved Wonder Woman. Filled with amazing action, heartfelt moments and good characters(bar the villains) it made me feel happy and sad at the same time. Hoping to go and see it a second time.
P.S. How freaking BEAUTIFUL is Gal Gadot, especially with the WW makeup and outfit on. That black fur cloak was magnificent!
I fell in love with Steve Trevor. I am so sad that they didn't get to get married have babies until death did them part.
Well, Melanippe and Antiope were sisters so it stands to reason she would be distraught at her sister's death.
Emotionally this movie moved me unlike Batman and Man of Steel (which I loved). Diana's "humanity" is not down played at all and that is what shined in this film. Her compassion to human suffering, her desire to protect the innocent and her naievity coming across so natural and convincing was perfect. Gal Gadot was born to play WW. Anyone doubting her at this point is simply hatin'.
I enjoyed the fight scenes immensely. No Man's Land was very emotional. When she climbed out of the trenches it was one of the most solemn yet emotionaly heartfelt scenes in the movie. Diana was so driven to save those people you felt it.
I agree with Grace that Aries was underdeveloped. However the fight was still awesome.
Things I didn't like. The gods being killed off. I wanted more of the Amazons. Antiopes death hurt me. Lol! Dr. Poison and The General were totally unnecessary in the film. Ares should have had more development.
Well in response to how they treated her as more than half god, she's really probably 2/3rds God. The Amazons are more than human, basically demigods themselves. So she's definitely more than you're average halfling.
thank god for no end credit scene , that's marvel's thing. however they can do animated shorts if they want and promote that media that they do so well.
I just saw this movie and I was never big on Wonder Woman but I thought this was absolutely incredible, the action, the humor, even the music left me ready for a sequel NOW
I really liked the "Goodbye Brother" line!
I REALLY WANT TO WATCH THIS BUT I DONT WANT TO SPOIL MYSELF :((
Well i just saw Wonder Woman and IT IS A FREAKING MASTERPIECE GO SEE IT NOW
Haiku _ you can tbh there are big spoilers but not film running ones. Honestly I wouldn't I did cus I just needed more wonder woman talk
Haiku _ I haven't seen the movie but i watched this video. What i feared was right --- i learned very little because i feel that all the Trailers gave away most of the movie.
By a lightning strike by Wonder Woman. Ares generates lightnings and Diana absorbs them and shoots it to Ares.
Hoozah bitches! Well it did passed through his body.. so it's a yes
Hell no! He is inmortal, because while war sense in humanity hearts his still alive. But the Second World War would not have happened 😉
Exactly, the amazing thing about this movie is that Steve Trevor is as much a hero in this movie as Diana, and not just because of the end, but all the way through.
Why does it have to be a competition between the bat, supes, and WW? There is nothing wrong with the DCEU.
Just watched WW here in Australia and I gotta say, its fucking awesome!!! 9.5/10
I'm sad WW can't find her home, at least to visit
This was a beautifully made movie. Wonder Woman's kindness, compassion, love and strength really came through Gal's actions, character and demeanor.
The No Mans Land scene gave me goosebumps. I loved the way she remained unsure as to what to expect (Because she didn't know anything about their weapons) but she remained focused on helping those people. I absolutely loved that!
All those outlets that thought Wonder Woman was going to underperform were wrong. I could barely get a seat today and i was by myself. All the show times were packed when I looked on fandango. This movie is great and is going to do very well.
She works in a museum? That's very Highlander.
Matthew Ruch there can only be one.
Matthew Ruch oo
I just want to see her say with a tear in her eye, "Hey, it's a kind of magic!"
Matthew Ruch I just saw the film and I strongly felt a highlander influence, I'm surprised none of the critics picked up on it.
I really liked it however some of those "300" style special effects were a bit off putting