Wonder Woman (2017)

[Fresh Tendrils]

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In case anybody was wondering there will be no after credits scene. https://www.comicbookmovie.com/wonde...answer-a151309

They've gotten pointless anyway.

[Stormyhog]

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Just when you thought I was done. lol

[daflyboys]

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^^^
Now there just throwin' stuff at the wall to see what sticks!

[Stormyhog]

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Here's a standee to mix things up.

[TripleCrown9]

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I wonder how likely it is that we get a new Justice League trailer before this.

[Stormyhog]

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Came across this fan made poster created by a digital artist.

[Blzer]

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51 reviews in, Rotten Tomatoes is starting off strong with a 96% score (49 positive, 2 negative).

[csamuelsvt]

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As of right now early Tuesday morning, this movie is at a 96% on Rotten Tomatoes with 49 fresh and 2 rotten, wow.

Glad to see the reviews are this good! Can't wait to see it soon!!

[LBzrule]

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Friday Morning. Can't wait.

[Smallville102001]

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As of right now early Tuesday morning, this movie is at a 96% on Rotten Tomatoes with 49 fresh and 2 rotten, wow.

Glad to see the reviews are this good! Can't wait to see it soon!!

Yeah its to early to no how high it can end at as it normally takes around 150 reviews for a movies score to not change a lot and I thought this movie could be good like a 70% or something but I was not expecting it to be this high as it looks like it is going to be while above 70 even if its score does start to drop some.

[Boltman]

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Screw Rotten Tomatoes (that's what we say if the reviews were pouring in bad right?).

Seriously tho, I can care less about reviews. I'd rather just watch the film and judge myself. I don't want validation via others reviews. This film has been looking great all along (early footage, trailers etc) so I'm not surprised honestly (RT reviews).

[Blzer]

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Screw Rotten Tomatoes (that's what we say if the reviews were pouring in bad right?).

Seriously tho, I can care less about reviews. I'd rather just watch the film and judge myself. I don't want validation via others reviews. This film has been looking great all along (early footage, trailers etc) so I'm not surprised honestly (RT reviews).

Helps build hype/gather interest for some people. I'll still judge it for myself of course, but now it might actually put my butt into the theater. I had no interest seeing this previously (at least not for more than ten bucks).

Plus, given that it's the first DCEU film with over a 75% score and its comparisons are being drawn to some of the other solid Marvel films, I think that's worth saying something.

I've loved many movies that are stinky rotten and hated movies that are certified fresh, and that's never going to change. But it gets me enticed enough to say: "This might have a shot."

I believe I've said this before with Nolan films as well. I don't automatically love a Nolan movie, but I will automatically go see one. He has a perfect record as far as I'm concerned, but that doesn't mean it will stay that way (see Pixar).

[TripleCrown9]

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Never once have I checked RT before seeing a movie.

[Blzer]

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Never once have I checked RT before seeing a movie.

Sometimes it's all I have to go on these days.

You know what I tend to not see before seeing a movie these days? Trailers.

They spoil the hell out of the movie. Nowadays, I try and find out what a movie is about, and decided whether or not I'm enticed by it on that alone. If not that, good word-of-mouth or RT scores may get me there as well. Maybe I run into a trailer before another movie, or a TV spot during a commercial... but I kind of try and not watch trailers before movies so I don't know much about it going into it.

That said, you likely see RT scores after seeing a movie, yeah? I see trailers after seeing a movie. Just backwards of some people, I guess.

And again, my impressions are not swayed by the opinions of others, unless they can shed light on the film in ways that I couldn't before.

[tdawg3782]

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Sometimes it's all I have to go on these days.

You know what I tend to not see before seeing a movie these days? Trailers.

They spoil the hell out of the movie. Nowadays, I try and find out what a movie is about, and decided whether or not I'm enticed by it on that alone. If not that, good word-of-mouth or RT scores may get me there as well. Maybe I run into a trailer before another movie, or a TV spot during a commercial... but I kind of try and not watch trailers before movies so I don't know much about it going into it.

That said, you likely see RT scores after seeing a movie, yeah? I see trailers after seeing a movie. Just backwards of some people, I guess.

And again, my impressions are not swayed by the opinions of others, unless they can shed light on the film in ways that I couldn't before.

I like how we all have our own little ways we go about if we want to see a movie or not. I'm in the camp who never looks at RT. Just really don't care about what people I don't know think to be honest. I'd take movie advice from you guys here any day over RT critics.

I love trailers too. That's usually my main way of deciding if I want to see it or not. See trailer, ask am I interested or not, and decide lol. I'm simple I guess. I do agree that they give away a **** ton in trailers now. But oh well.

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