Wonder Woman (2017)

[TripleCrown9]

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Going to see this in about an hour.

Gonna go ahead and predict that I loved it.

[TripleCrown9]

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I was right!

[AUChase]

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I watched it tonight with a friend and really enjoyed it.

[Stormyhog]

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A wonderful opening weekend for the film. Did $100+ mil domestically & $200+ mil worldwide by the end of sunday. https://www.forbes.com/sites/markhug.../#417c2eb31641

[TheShizNo1]

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Awesome movie. Talking went on a little long at times but that's a minor complaint from me. Hopefully the rest of the DC movies start reaching this (& TDK) bar.

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[TripleCrown9]

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I have a question about a plot point that I've been thinking about since leaving the theater.

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Spoiler

If Ludendorff wasn't Ares, then what did Dr. Poison mean by "I found something that can restore your former power"? And why did his face glow when he inhaled it?

If Ludendorff isn't Ares, who is he supposed to be?

Also, Ares being revealed was a huge surprise to me, I wasn't expecting that guy at all.

[Leon]

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I have a question about a plot point that I've been thinking about since leaving the theater.

ONLY CLICK THIS IF YOU'VE SEEN THE MOVIE

Spoiler

If Ludendorff wasn't Ares, then what did Dr. Poison mean by "I found something that can restore your former power"? And why did his face glow when he inhaled it?

If Ludendorff isn't Ares, who is he supposed to be?

Also, Ares being revealed was a huge surprise to me, I wasn't expecting that guy at all.

Spoiler

Pretty sure Ludendorff is just a regular person. We saw that Ares influenced Dr. Poison when it came to having her breakthrough with the poison gas (or whatever), so I think it's implied that whatever Ludendorff was inhaling was something Ares "helped" Dr. Poison with.

[mestevo]

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Was really just a misdirection, I was pretty happy I had forgotten who had been cast as that character.

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[LowerWolf]

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I thought it was very good, but not quite great. Best of the DC movies, but a bit short of the better Marvel ones (and I'm a DC guy). Gal was terrific, I thought she nailed both WW's strength and naivety. The fight scenes were great.

I haven't read the WW Rebirth books yet, but I appreciated some of the callbacks (like the ice cream) to the New 52.

Spoiler

I figured out Ares pretty early on.

[DJ]

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Saw the movie last night.

Anything with Wonder Woman/Gadot is a solid A. It's just a lot of things outside of her that hurt the movie in my opinion.

Overall I'd give this movie a C+

This is where I'm at with WW after viewing it. Gadot and Pine were great, though.

[Sinner]

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I may go check this out tomorrow, did any of you see it in IMAX? Wondering if it's worh it for this movie, have never watched a movie in IMAX so this may be my first.

[wrestlinggod1]

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Saw the movie and absolutely loved it. Gal was the perfect Wonder Woman. Don't want to spoil anything but that No Man's Land scene was definitely one of my favorites.
I think as long as you go into a DC movie remembering that it is DC and not Marvel, it'll be liked. The only complaints I've heard are when people compare this to a Marvel movie. But hey, everyone has their own taste.

[Beantown]

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Saw the movie and absolutely loved it. Gal was the perfect Wonder Woman. Don't want to spoil anything but that No Man's Land scene was definitely one of my favorites.
I think as long as you go into a DC movie remembering that it is DC and not Marvel, it'll be liked. The only complaints I've heard are when people compare this to a Marvel movie. But hey, everyone has their own taste.

That's the thing, to me, it's easily the most "Marvel" movie that DC has ever made. By far the most lighthearted and humorous of the bunch.

[Leon]

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That's the thing, to me, it's easily the most "Marvel" movie that DC has ever made. By far the most lighthearted and humorous of the bunch.

Totally agree. I just hope DC doesn't go down that "generic" tone Marvel has had for a while now, even if it is successful. While I generally enjoy the Marvel films, I can't help but notice how generic most of them are upon repeat viewings.

[Fresh Tendrils]

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Totally agree. I just hope DC doesn't go down that "generic" tone Marvel has had for a while now, even if it is successful. While I generally enjoy the Marvel films, I can't help but notice how generic most of them are upon repeat viewings.

Hey, what's wrong with having a villain that has no clear purpose or motivation being beaten with a bunch of snarky remarks?