Night Hunter
Banned
With the lowered production cost next to BvS or SS the people at WB will be very happy I'd guess
comparing to previous films make no sense unless you take into account inflation
they made ET for 10 millions dollars
You mean the first good one. We've had female superhero flicks before but they were all utter trash.Who would have thought the first major female superhero movie would do well? Should have been done so much sooner.
Was worried this would 'fail' because I can't help but feel execs would go 'welp, no more women.'
Adjusting for inflation doesn't help create an apples to apples comparison. Movies aren't in theaters for nearly as long now as they were in the early 1980's, for example.
What is wrong with you people
Counting notes at the symphony
And I think "too much slo-mo" is an undeserved critique, especially for that movie.
It's often just pedantic nitpicking with not much basis behind it, so far as I've seen when people attempt to explain why they thought it was "too much."
You get a couple buzzwords and bad conventional wisdom but nothing that really suggests that it's bad beyond "I've been told this is bad"
Well, what they were doing wasn't working for them, and Wonder Woman did work. I'd rather more Wonder Woman's than Suicide Squads, tbh.Just goes to show that the audience and critics will respond to a safe formulaic origin story.
Have fun trying to convince WB that they need to invest in more edgy takes on comic books. Expect a lot more of these well crafted but ultimately predictable stories from these guys.
I thought the slo-mo was overdone, robbing a lot of the action of its impact. Slo-mo is great for highlighting moments and communicating how Diana perceives things and can react so quickly, but used too much it gets tedious.
The only sustained action scene in the film to not use it is the initial assault on the town, right after the NML scene. (Slow-mo was just fine and made sense there.) Plowing through guards, down the alley, up onto the roof, great shit. Then she busts into the building and we get tons of slow-mo fighting with that awful BvS buttrock theme. Keeping it real time as she plowed through soldiers, and then end it with the epic slow-mo knee shot going out the window would have worked so much better, IMO.
No one told me that was bad, I just didn't like those scenes nearly as much as I wanted to, and the use of slo-mo (and that soundtrack) is why.
And I think "too much slo-mo" is an undeserved critique, especially for that movie.
It's often just pedantic nitpicking with not much basis behind it, so far as I've seen when people attempt to explain why they thought it was "too much."
You get a couple buzzwords and bad conventional wisdom but nothing that really suggests that it's bad beyond "I've been told this is bad"
That's a decent explanation that I don't normally see in response to "too much slo-mo" getting burped up as a go-to nitpick.
I still disagree that it was used too much, but I know I haven't seen it as often as you have, so your criticism is definitely going to be built on more experience with the movie than I've got.
FWIW, I only saw it twice. I planned to go a third time but those plans never came together (went to other movies, then my theater dropped it the day before I could go when I actually wanted to.)
I hate when that happens.
You guys don't have a beer theater out that way yet, do you? Gotta imagine that'll be comin, your area is growing.
5 times?! That just seems crazy to me, you enjoyed it that much?
I wonder how all the Snyder-loving edgelords feel about this. It seems like the success of WW will change the course of the DCEU from now on towards something a lot less edgy and convoluted and more into something a normal human being can appreciate.
I wonder how all the Snyder-loving edgelords feel about this. It seems like the success of WW will change the course of the DCEU from now on towards something a lot less edgy and convoluted and more into something a normal human being can appreciate.
Except they're both completely right.
The third act was a cgi crapfest and while they had some really good slowmo scenes early on it got ridiculous and started losing all impact with them doing it every few minutes.
You can still enjoy a movie and critique it where deserved.
I haven't seen any Snyder fans dislike the movie, so there's that.I wonder how all the Snyder-loving edgelords feel about this. It seems like the success of WW will change the course of the DCEU from now on towards something a lot less edgy and convoluted and more into something a normal human being can appreciate.
How anyone can think Wonder Woman is anything less than far-and-away the best thing in the DCEU is beyond me.
I didn't know that you two lived in the same area.
It's not like Snyder had zero influence on the movie. I immediately thought 300 at some of the fighting choreography.
Although I think it makes more sense to hope for good movies regardless than to be director fanboys.
I am happy about DC's success ^^I wonder how all the Snyder-loving edgelords feel about this. It seems like the success of WW will change the course of the DCEU from now on towards something a lot less edgy and convoluted and more into something a normal human being can appreciate.
I wonder how all the Snyder-loving edgelords feel about this. It seems like the success of WW will change the course of the DCEU from now on towards something a lot less edgy and convoluted and more into something a normal human being can appreciate.
WW and Aquaman will carry this universe until everyone else gets their shit together.Yas Goddess! I have my doubts about the rest of the DCEU, but we'll always have WW2.