I'm not mad, it's just a clunky bit.

Up there with Storm's 'what happens to a toad who gets struck by lightning' line.

Heck, it might have even been palatable, and totally in keeping with your line of thinking if, instead of saying 'sounds like slavery to me' WW had said 'don't work too hard, you're not his slave.' Still not a great line, but better.
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I thought it was just a cute little bit clearly targetted at a demo that doesn't generally go out for comic book movies.
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Looks like they're doing a remake of Captain America The First Avenger.
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This movie looks fantastic. Loved the trailer.
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That would be cool. I liked that movie. The WWI setting is interesting.
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I'm excited about this...Gal has the wonder woman look esp the face. She has some tone but isn't buff or close...and I'm fine with it. Hoping this movie is good. Gina Carano could be a badass WW if she could remotely act imo

I think this movie will surprise
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stop complaining.. piece of art.. entertainment and looks to be of quality.
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Can't wait for the Wonder Woman reboot that stars a man in the lead role.
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Marvel is way ahead of you...



https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wonder_Man
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She's an Amazon from an island of women. And people are already bitching about female empowerment? If any movie is entitled to it, it's this one, not "Ghostbusters" or some other shit.

I wasn't happy with Gadot, although she's hot. Definitely a little thin for my tastes for the role. A better choice would've been Jaimie Alexander ("Thor", "Blindspot").
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Jamie Alexander is damn thin also. Not saying I wouldn't rail her with reckless abandon, I just think she is thin as well.


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Not as thin as Gadot and we already know she looks kickass in armor ("Thor") AND she can kick ass ("Blindspot"). Just saying she would've been a better choice. And she can act better as well.
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She auditioned for it, I assume Gadot gave a better blow job
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Who's bitching about female empowerment?
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FTR - I wasn't complaining about empowerment, just the clunky conflation of employment and slavery.
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