New "Wonder Woman" Trailer - Yappi Sports

Yappi · #1 03-12-17, 10:39 PM

EastYoungstown · #2 03-13-17, 07:05 AM

2 snaps up and a twist

Descartes · #3 03-13-17, 09:35 AM

How many of the female superhero/spy azz kicker movies do we need? There's another Charlize Theron movie coming out that's like every Angelina Jolie movie, except she's a Lesbian. Tired of Hollywood pushing these sh1tty SJW movies down our throats.

Jim Lahey · #4 03-13-17, 09:38 AM

LOTR is gonna be pissed about this one

Possessed · #5 03-13-17, 10:04 AM

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Originally Posted by Descartes

How many of the female superhero/spy azz kicker movies do we need? There's another Charlize Theron movie coming out that's like every Angelina Jolie movie, except she's a Lesbian. Tired of Hollywood pushing these sh1tty SJW movies down our throats.

Amen.

ronnie mund · #6 03-13-17, 10:06 AM

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Originally Posted by Descartes

How many of the female superhero/spy azz kicker movies do we need? There's another Charlize Theron movie coming out that's like every Angelina Jolie movie, except she's a Lesbian. Tired of Hollywood pushing these sh1tty SJW movies down our throats.

Not sure why it matters as long as they're good. This new WW looks like it will be pretty decent.

Jhubbs77 · #7 03-13-17, 10:16 AM

And that Charlize Theron movie is being done by the guy who did John Wick and looks awesome

EastYoungstown · #8 03-13-17, 12:35 PM

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Originally Posted by Descartes

How many of the female superhero/spy azz kicker movies do we need? There's another Charlize Theron movie coming out that's like every Angelina Jolie movie, except she's a Lesbian. Tired of Hollywood pushing these sh1tty SJW movies down our throats.

Someone hates the ladies.

Descartes · #9 03-13-17, 12:40 PM

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Someone hates the ladies.

No, it's just old. All these movies are the same.

eastside_purple · #10 03-13-17, 12:46 PM

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Not sure why it matters as long as they're good. This new WW looks like it will be pretty decent.

Looks fine to me. But then again, I don't hate women.

EastYoungstown · #11 03-13-17, 12:47 PM

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No, it's just old. All these movies are the same.

In that case, why watch anything

There's nothing terribly original out there

ronnie mund · #12 03-13-17, 01:10 PM

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No, it's just old. All these movies are the same.

Is someone forcing you to watch these? If not, why does it make you so angry?

19AL63 · #13 03-13-17, 01:27 PM

I do not watch and I am not angry. i just laugh and wonder how people can be so stupid to waste their money on such a waste.

TylerDurden · #14 03-13-17, 01:33 PM

As soon as I saw this thread title I knew there'd be a pboy post complaining about a female being the lead in a movie. He never disappoints.

ronnie mund · #15 03-13-17, 01:45 PM

Also, Wonder Woman has been around since 1941, so it's not some newly created thing to appease women or force a narrative on anyone.

Uncle Ted · #16 03-13-17, 02:17 PM

We elected trump for a reason. What's this sht with female leading power roles! Btches need to get back in the kitchen.

eastisbest · #17 03-13-17, 04:33 PM

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No, it's just old. All these movies are the same.

So are the men movies anymore but at least this one is the original Superheroine. Looks like DC might finally have not screwed up a non-Batman movie, bad Dornish accents aside.

Possessed · #18 03-13-17, 05:22 PM

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So are the men movies anymore but at least this one is the original Superheroine. Looks like DC might finally have not screwed up a non-Batman movie, bad Dornish accents aside.

You watch "man movies"?

PantherProud · #19 03-13-17, 05:42 PM

on average 600 movies are released a year (per Google). 3 female led action ones come out in the same year, and response is "Hollywood is pushing feminism down our throats".

Arrogate · #20 03-13-17, 06:05 PM

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on average 600 movies are released a year (per Google). 3 female led action ones come out in the same year, and response is "Hollywood is pushing feminism down our throats".

The adult film industry is ahead of its time. Female leads all day

eastisbest · #21 03-13-17, 08:02 PM

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The adult film industry is ahead of its time. Female leads all day

Sometimes two or three leads... at the same time.

lotr10 · #22 03-13-17, 10:08 PM

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LOTR is gonna be pissed about this one

Not pissed so much as bored. Worse then the girl power nonsense is that this is another super hero franchise. Do we really need any more 'Super Hero" movies? Do we need the same tired old story lines dressed up as something new & fresh? Am I the only one bored by all this crap?

As for the "girl power" bit, Wonder Women is at least "old school" and was the original girl power franchise. But I find it fascinating that over the last 10 years there's been an explosion in movies & TV shows that feature diminutive women beating the hell out of guys much bigger & stronger. It's just amazing how so many of these women are expert marksmen and street fighters making Bruce Lee look like a chump with their martial arts prowess. They seemingly violate the law of physics with 115 pound girls throwing 220 pound guys around like pillows.

It's beyond make believe because there is NOTHING in the current world that supports the girl power exploits that we routinely see in the movies. Nor is there any historical evidence of superior warrior women. But hey if this is some peoples cup of tea go for it! It's only entertainment.

ronnie mund · #23 03-13-17, 11:24 PM

The sci-fi junkie gets angered by obvious fiction

eastisbest · #24 03-14-17, 05:47 AM

Lotr had his way, our only action hero would be that great actor, Steven Seagal.

Bruce Lee: 5'7", Jackie Chan 5'9", Van Damme 5'9" Jack Reacher 5'7" Jason Bourne 5'9"

Yeah, he's no problem with boy power and the proliferation of like flics. He finds it "amazing" that women now have purchasing power and that business people are providing products that would interest them. Lotr, what're going to do when you get to Alpha Centauri and find it dominated by spiders?

Uncle Ted · #25 03-14-17, 06:58 AM

I like women super heroes. They usually dress them in provocative outfits and they usually have a bangin body.

eastside_purple · #26 03-14-17, 07:14 AM

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The sci-fi junkie gets angered by obvious fiction

EastYoungstown · #27 03-14-17, 08:03 AM

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I like women super heroes. They usually dress them in provocative outfits and they usually have a bangin body.

If your lucky, one day they'll cast Melissa McCarthy in one of those flicks

lotr10 · #28 03-14-17, 09:11 AM

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The sci-fi junkie gets angered by obvious fiction

For the record it's not that I'm angered it's that I'm bored by this nonsense.

IMO the key to an enjoyable science fiction or fantasy movie is the ability of the producers/writers/directors to convince me to suspend my disbelief.

Whether it was the plausible extrapolation of the future in movies like 2001, Blade Runner or Total Recall or the "lived in" look of Alien, Star Wars or Lord of the Rings, the key has always been akin to a magician - convince people the unreal is real.

But as I said before it's a case of personal taste in entertainment. Nothing more or nothing less. I do find it interesting that you guys get so perturbed by those of us who don't particularly like these girl power & super hero movies.

lotr10 · #29 03-14-17, 09:16 AM

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I like women super heroes. They usually dress them in provocative outfits and they usually have a bangin body.

There is that.

But my guess is as we move towards our brave new androgynous world you may lose one of the few redeeming features of a girl power film.

EastYoungstown · #30 03-14-17, 09:19 AM

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For the record it's not that I'm angered it's that I'm bored by this nonsense.

IMO the key to an enjoyable science fiction or fantasy movie is the ability of the producers/writers/directors to convince me to suspend my disbelief.

Whether it was the plausible extrapolation of the future in movies like 2001, Blade Runner or Total Recall or the "lived in" look of Alien, Star Wars or Lord of the Rings, the key has always been akin to a magician - convince people the unreal is real.

But as I said before it's a case of personal taste in entertainment. Nothing more or nothing less. I do find it interesting that you guys get so perturbed by those of us who don't particularly like these girl power & super hero movies.

so is it really the female leading role thing or is it really super hero/Marvel/DC movies in general?