*WONDER WOMAN * FIRST TIME WATCHING MOVIE REACTION

[@jenmurrayxo]

Comment which version of Justice League I should watch! MAN OF STEEL: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gajPZpyIhbWEaZY BAT V SUPE: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oYfLkKBrl7Wpqa8 SUPERHERO PLAYLIST: kzbin.info/aero/PLQHhQlj8i5dopvtiurLnZTGXuc5ngzQD6

[@Michael-id9bw]

Has to be the Zack Snyder version, Jen. No doubt about it. And it might be your first two part reaction, because it is rather long, but so worth it.

[@mr.a8315]

Zack Snyder's Justice League, the 2021 director's cut, please. On a side note, there is a really good (but chilling) film that is a supervillain/horror story variation on Superman - the film is called 'Brightburn' (2019) and the premise is; what if the alien child who arrived on earth was evil and not good.

[@shinrapresident7010]

Zack Snyder Justice League!

[@e.d.2096]

Zack Synders 'JUSTICE LEAGUE ' please!

[@lou6454]

Yes to JLA

[@Beltzer0072]

I remember seeing this a few years ago in theaters and being quite surprised by how good it was. Gal Gadot was an exceptional casting choice and she did a fantastic job and that main theme I remember saying was as iconic as the John Williams' Superman and Danny Elfman's Batman march.

[@jenmurrayxo]

Totally iconic!! 🎶

[@ajivins1]

Still prefer the 70's theme!

[@RyanRichardsToby]

On par with anything John Williams did to include all of Star Wars and Indiana Jones. Also with whomever wrote the Back to the Future music. Henry Mancini is also great, but comparing him is "apples to oranges".

[@bad-people6510]

Equally, I couldn't believe how BAD the sequel was.

[@bad-people6510]

@@ajivins1 You know, if they were going to make a movie about Wonder Woman stopping a war with love, they could have at least given a CAMEO to Hawk and Dove.

[@nebularain3338]

I like how unashamedly wholesome Diana was. She's not naive, but also not afraid to show that she is upset at atrocities, and is genuinely excited at things like animals and babies. Too many people see stoicism as a sign of strength, but it's the opposite if you don't fight for better.

[@jenmurrayxo]

I love this about her! ☺️👍

[@Cheepchipsable]

It's pretty easy when you are virtually indestructible.

[@Gumblethebear]

It is also because she is a woman. If you saw a guy acting like her it wouldn't come off the same. Heck, take Superman and have him act like that and you'd be turned off really fast.

[@orlandoruizjr3834]

Watching this in a crowded theater with my daughter felt so special. It reminded me of when my dad took me to see Batman in 1989. This movie is so good, it deserves the love it got. I don't care what people say about the third act. Personally, I've always enjoyed the entire film, and every about it. It has a feeling of fun, not felt since Superman: The Movie. The character is lovable, the action is kick ass, and the look of the film gives it's a classic feel.

[@shinrapresident7010]

Your energy is contagious Jen, please never stop being you.

[@sabrecatsmiladon7380]

OOOOOH....SEQUEL - Evil Scientists kidnaps Jen, due to her high energy and plans to drain her energy, in his underground lair! WW to the Rescue and then she take Jen on as her trusty sidekick!

[@REALAMERICANMAN531]

Right?!?!?!?!

[@jenmurrayxo]

Thanks! ☺️☺️👍

[@jenmurrayxo]

Omg this would be heaven!

[@REALAMERICANMAN531]

@@jenmurrayxo noooo !!! Hahahaha youre kidnapped lady!!!!!! Its not heaven! 😆😆😆😆😆😍

[@purcascade]

The no-man's land scene just about made me cry in the theater. It was so powerful on the big screen.

[@Lenkic13]

Same here.

[@kj6446]

rumor has it the studio wanted to cut that scene for some reason...crazy

[@Lenkic13]

Wonder Woman is probably my favourite DC hero and this film didn't disappoint. I have to admit that I teared up during the No Man's Land scene. So powerful.

[@powerbadpowerbad]

Me too.

[@Dillpicks95]

Gal Gadot as Wonder Woman was a great casting choice she pulled it off great, also love your hair Jen.

[@xaviperez26]

Wonder Woman theme is another masterpiece from Hans Zimmer.

[@jenmurrayxo]

So iconic 🎶

[@gregpeacock5497]

While Hans Zimmer did in fact write the theme, it was Tina Guo's mastery of the electric cello which made it truly "sing" From what I have been able to find out, Hans wrote it specifically with her in mind to play it.

[@maxducoudray]

Gal Gadot is an inspired casting choice for Wonder Woman. The villain and much of the rest of the movie is only average, but she elevates every scene she’s in.

[@volourn9764]

Chris Pine is absolutely great in this film. Him and Galdot are fire.

[@Tantalus010]

Just a little background on WW in the comics: -She's 5000 years old. The opening sequence of her growing up in this movie doesn't mention how much time is passing in between the skips, so she could be that old here, too. -Being as old as she is, that's also how long she's been trained in combat, making her the only JL member (as far as I know) who is better trained in martial combat than Batman. -Her bracers actually suppress her power. She wears them because she can't fully control her own strength, and the bracers allow her to interact with people without hurting them. With the bracers off, Superman himself has speculated that she might be stronger than he is. -When she killed Ares in the comics, she was named the new God of War by the Olympians (they weren't all dead in the comics). -She can fly. She also has an invisible plane that she doesn't really use much anymore. -Once Themyscira's existence becomes known to man in the modern age, Diana serves as the island's ambassador to the UN, making her the only JL member with a political position (again, as far as I know).

[@georgesmith6218]

I think Aquaman is also a head of state and possibly ambassador.

[@Tantalus010]

@@georgesmith6218 Maybe. I knew Themyscira was revealed to the rest of the world but I wasn't sure about Atlantis.

[@Br0nc0B1lly405]

What makes this movie even more incredible is the fact that Gal Gadot was pregnant when she filmed this movie. They did a great job with the cg effects to hide her pregnancy.

[@user-di6hy5bb5x]

I didnt know that! Great tidbit of info

[@w1975b]

I just looked it up, only pregnant while reshooting some of the scenes, not the whole movie.

[@ChrissonatorOFL]

Definitely 2021, the Snyder Cut! :D

[@dennytaylor1005]

I'm not sure if anyone pointed out yet, but the woman who played the queen's sister was Robin Wright (Antiope) .... who is also the same woman who played Buttercup in the movie "The Princess Bride". It amazes me how different she looks in each role, even given the timeline.

[@jenmurrayxo]

Oh wow ya I didn't realize it was her!!

[@JB-nc7yk]

Fun facts: The creator of Wonder Woman (William Moulton Marston) also invented the lie detector which is where her Lasso of Truth came from. Elena Anaya (Doctor Poison) also played one of Dracula’s brides in Van Helsing (2004), a very fun, underrated movie with the classic Universal monsters. If you hasn’t already reaction to it, it’s a good watch, she and her fellow brides almost stole the movie.

[@dan_hitchman007]

Marston was also big into S&M, so that's one reason for the lasso.

[@SueSnellLives]

There's a terrific film that came out while back about this origin story titled Professor Marston and the Wonder Women, referring to his wife and their mutual female lover that lived with them. It's actually quite good!

[@bobbuethe1477]

​@@SueSnellLives Yes, "Professor Marston and the Wonder Women" (2017). I haven't seen it yet, but I want to.

[@bad-people6510]

Which is ironic considering how concerned with truth Wonder Woman is, versus how much of a crack-pot con job lie detectors are. He was also a bigamist who simultaneously lived with his two families. But, I guess at least he was honest about it.

[@Dillpicks95]

This movie was playing on tv today so I decided to come back here and rewatch the reaction. Wonder Woman’s theme by the great Hans Zimmer’s is so good and loved your Wonder Woman inspired cosplay Jen, you look very lovely especially with your hair down.

[@sabrecatsmiladon7380]

Gal has such a healthy and warm aura around her!

[@drd7747]

As a guy who loved this film and thought that Gal Gadot crushed it in every way, it was especially interesting watching it again through the eyes of a young woman. And watching her fall in love with WW. Adorable!!

[@-Knife-]

This is one my fav DC movies. Good story and action sequences.

[@williamsummerson1204]

Loved the reaction jen. Wonder Woman is the single greatest female comic book character ever. Gal Gadot played the role beautifully. I actually like the sequel quite a bit. I hope you do react to it and Zack Snyder's Justice league.

[@DanKeatis]

WW84 is quite a departure from the original, but yeah I also have a lot of affection for it.

[@SueSnellLives]

I'm so glad I'm reading some positivity for Wonder Woman 84. It was really different, but I think it had some incredibly strong moments, and the most important part really was that little kids, especially little girls, absolutely loved it. It really was more for kids, I think.

[@shainewhite2781]

Before Gal Gadot was cast as the title character, Lucy Lawless, Kate Beckinsale, Megan Gale, Sandra Bullock, Catherine Zeta Jones, Angelina Jolie, and Mariah Carey were considered for the part back in the early '90's and 2000's.

[@Blaiyan]

They definitely would've went with Lucy lawless 15-20 years ago.

[@bigdream_dreambig]

Gal Godot was such a good fit; perhaps it was for the best that it took them so long to get their act together.

[@biguy617]

Demi Moore could have been a great Wonder Woman. Lucy lawless did voice Wonder Woman in the animated movie Justice League New Frontier.

[@raymondstephan6234]

Charisma Carpenter was also considered black in the 90's.

[@thomasbeauchamp3781]

In the original series, they put Lynda Carter in glasses because Steve wanted "the homeliest secretary they could find". They put glasses on Miss World 1972 to make her "homely".

[@bigdream_dreambig]

🤦‍♂

[@Cheepchipsable]

That's an old Hollywood trope, possibly a nod to Clark Kent, thought I'm sure just putting on glasses was a common movie disguise.

[@MaoKatz]

Snyder's Justice League is really good. You're gonna love it.

[@jeffthompson9622]

Jen, in case you didn't know, Gal Gadot served as a combat instructor in the Israeli army before becoming a model and actress. Not WW2, but WW1. This is one of my favorite of the recent D.C. movies.

[@jenmurrayxo]

That explains why she's so badass! ☺️👍

[@jeffthompson9622]

​​@@jenmurrayxo It certainly reinforces my belief in her appropriate casting. I'm glad that you enjoyed it, too.

[@romeotran]

I loved this movie so much! Don't listen to the bad reviews. I enjoyed Wonder Woman 1984, definitely react to it!

[@dcmastermindfirst9418]

​@docsavage8640 Lol what was so bad about 84? I saw it 3x.. it was pretty good.

[@dcmastermindfirst9418]

​@docsavage8640 Lol what was so bad about 84? I saw it 3x.. it was pretty good.

[@EllisThings]

Well done on your guest presenter appearance at 'The Poppies' Jen! Seeing you (and Ashleigh) show up on that was very cool - "what is this a crossover episode?!" 😎

[@jenmurrayxo]

Thanks Ellis! Had such a good time taking part in it & so cool to be among such excellent & admirable reactors ☺️👍

[@abovewater6918]

2021 Zack Snyder's Justice League is a must. That is the version the director actually made and is the real version. The studio interfered and butchered his movie when they released the 2017 version. It is really bad in comparison and had a bunch of reshoots that didn't work at all.

[@JedHead77]

Gal Gadot was originally considered for the evil Kryptonian with General Zod in Man Of Steel. But when she got pregnant and the part was recast, she was then cast as Wonder Woman!

[@jenmurrayxo]

Oh I'm so glad she's WW instead!!!

[@makon89]

Wonder Woman 1984 is not a bad movie AT ALL, it's just one of those things that falls under the hive-mindedness of the internet where a thing is either the Greatest or the WORST thing that ever existed, no inbetween or room for complexity. I think there's a lot good things about that movie. I hope you react to it, Jen.

[@BoboftheOldeWays]

I agree, it’s a good movie. I had a big problem with the ethics of an important writing choice made in it, but overall, it’s nowhere near as terrible as its internet reputation makes it out to be.

[@danhalstead705]

I think it's a mostly good movie with a few terrible moments and a hammy villain intended as a caricature of a real person, which is never a recipe for success.

[@BoboftheOldeWays]

@@danhalstead705 Honestly I had no problem with the villain. He fit the campier tone of the 2nd movie just fine IMO. My big issue with the movie would require major spoilers, so I won’t say more than that WW’s choices & reactions around a particular character’s presence in the story do not paint her in a good light if you look at them too closely.

[@pelijer]

This movie is so so good. The part where she breaks the front and frees the town gives me goosebumps

[@michaelceraso1977]

oh IM so glad you are doing the Origin of W Woman, and I say you should def see the 2021 Director version of JUSTice League YOu will be real happy and DC has the OG super heroes Including Batman SUPE and Flash and Acquaman

[@LuminairPrime]

"BUT, IF THAT WAS JAMES BOND IN A BOAT, YOU CAN BED THAT HE'D HAVE SEALED THE DEAL" HAHAHAH I love Wonder Woman AND THIS REACTION!!!

[@jenmurrayxo]

☺️👍

[@firestar7188]

The Wonder Woman character was created by William Moulton Marston. First comic published in Dec 1941. William Moulton Marston also invented the lie detector ( polygraph ) .

[@garyreveljr4407]

My favorite part of your reaction was when you said"Get emm" meaning Get him. It was near the end of the vid. Love you!

[@michaelross1452]

When Diana is fighting Ares, that whole scene is pure emotion. Yes humankind can be horrible, but not everyone. Steve sacrificed his life so Diana could do her mission. He laid his life down for her. He loved her. He wanted the war to end. It broke her to see that a human would die for her. Love is valuable, love is a shield, love endures even in the worst of times of humanity. Love is what needs to be protected.

[@zeldyrrolorin9962]

For Justice League I would recommend the Snyder Cut (the one from 2021). The first release was heavily edited and just doesn't hold up very well. Be warned though the Snyder Cut is completely unedited and is 4+ hours long. It is weird in places but it tells the story the director wanted told.

[@flashgordon6238]

Really was surprised how good this was in the theater. Great film!

[@Dr3amtime]

Antiope (Robin Wright) was also Buttercup in Princess Bride and Jenny in Forest Gump. Hippolyta (Connie Nielson) was also Lucilla (evil Joaquin's wife) in Gladiator and Christabella in The Devil's Advocate.

[@marvinsarracino116]

Finishing off Superman Day with Wonder Women! Watched Man of Steel, Batman vs Superman and didn't find Justice League, yet, so WW took its place! Jen if you watch JL you must wear you W.W. cosplay because you are a Hot Rockin Wonder Woman!! Love ya Jen ❤️💙

[@kriscynical]

My sister grew up in the '70s with Linda Carter's Wonder Woman and was OBSESSED. She passed away in 2010 from breast cancer, and every time I watch this movie I think about how much she would have adored it and wish she could have seen it. 🥲

[@codyclaeys2008]

Everything about this movie the villain included was miles better than what we got the second time around

[@_Angel_Dust]

In DC comics (and ancient Greek myths) amazons were daughters of Ares ;) Hippolyta is daughter of Ares and granddaughter of Zeus. So Diana is granddaughter of Ares. People are children of Prometheus. He made them of clay. Athena breathed life into his clay figures.

[@stonecutter3172]

Ares's armor was inspired by Comic book artist George Perez run for Wonder Woman back in the 1980's. Perez's run with WW turned her into the Demi-Goddess that she is today.

[@Prospective_of_Jay]

Fun fact… the original writer of Wonder Woman actually invented the polygraph machine. So it’s a bit ironic he wrote a character with Lasso of Truth.

[@MattRowland]

I saw this film 6 times in the theater. Just loved it.

[@thelionsshare6668]

about the lasso: the guy who created Wonder Woman also invented the lie-detector.

[@3DJapan]

I grew up with the Wonder Woman live action TV series. Linda Carter was a great WW.

[@VictorPoncioni]

When the Chief speaks to Diana in his language, he's introducing himself as Napi, a trickster demigod from Blackfoot folklore.

[@g3o5d]

According to Original Comic book lore, Wonder| Woman is the Only superhero who is able to go "Toe-to-Toe" against Superman, The Most Powerful of ALL the superheros. Now, many will argue, of course. But please remember, Comic Book writers had to ultimately write in New Weaknesses for Superman because he is Too Powerful. As such, the Original Superman can Only be matched by Wonder Woman. Awesome Reaction Jen. 👏👏👍

[@jenmurrayxo]

Thanks Fred! ☺️👍

[@lazyperfectionist1]

15:19 "We are going, anyway." "You mean you were _lying?"_ "I'm a spy. That's what I do." Besides, all of warfare is based on deception. One who cannot lie cannot hope to fight.

[@redcaddiedaddie]

25:37... 'I am Diana of THE MASCARA!' LOL!!

[@Sough]

Loved the accents, costume and exuberance!

[@JasonON]

Saw you at the Poppi Awards! What a surprise! Also, WonderWoman 1984 was not good. But, if you want to watch it you can. Diana cannot return to the island. Once you leave the island you cannot return. You can see more of the Island and Wonder Woman in Justice League, but only the Snyder Cut. Don't watch the other one. Snyder Cut is near 4 hours long though, so it'll be an adventure.

[@Deedric_Kee]

Aww the ice-cream. It's so cool they included her passionate love for ice-cream in this. 👏🏼

[@bigdream_dreambig]

Was that "a thing" in the comics?

[@tomhoffman4330]

@@bigdream_dreambig Must have been...it's also included in every Animated version of Wonder Woman that I have ever seen.

[@jsharp3165]

@@tomhoffman4330 It's been around since 2012. "Justice League: Origins" graphic novel.

[@tomhoffman4330]

@@jsharp3165 Nice, Thanks for the Tip.

[@DanKeatis]

@@bigdream_dreambig You're absolutely right. It was early on in Geoff Johns & Jim Lee's Justice League run in 2011.

[@flatebo1]

In the comics of the 1940s Etta Candy was a comedy sidekick of Wonder Woman. She was a plus-sized gal with, appropriately, a love of candy...and proud of it. She commanded a crack team of quasi-commandos comprised of classmates from Holliday College, the all-girls college she attended (a deleted scene in Wonder Woman is a nod to this - see kzbin.info/www/bejne/j4DFkIOhp6-ioc0). In some ways Etta was similar to the original Red Tornado, Ma Hunkel. After the death of Wonder Woman creator Marston in 1947, Etta was mostly ignored by subsequent writers for decades. When eventually reintroduced Etta's character was changed pretty substantially and never regained her prominence among Wonder Woman's cast or characters.

[@kschneyer]

Jen, 4:42 into the recording: "Is she a god?" I mean, jeez, put away the crystal ball! The scene in No-Man's Land is probably the most iconic superhero scene in any film. And a superhero with a big heart (e.g., Captain America) is the best kind of superhero. Elena Anaya, the actress who plays Dr. Maru ("Doctor Poison"), was one of the two stars of "Room in Rome", a beautiful, romantic (and, well, erotic) film from 2010. (It's also a little heartbreaking, but worth the tears.)

[@tremorsfan]

I know everybody hates on WW 1984 but I still think you should give it a chance. Also while you're at it check out the movie about the creator of the comic Prof Marston and the Wonder Woman.

[@Adam_Le-Roi_Davis.]

I love this film, Jen, I really enjoyed rewatching your reaction to this. By the way, you look gorgeous with your glasses or without them, just as Wonder Woman is. 😉

[@Kevin187z1]

Paused 30s in: ZSJL is a MASTERPIECE and you're gonna love it for all 4 hours. You HAVE to watch ZSJL 2021 and not the Josstice League 2017.

[@BoboftheOldeWays]

Gal’s portrayal of Wonder Woman is iconic because she exudes a distinctly feminine charisma and power that we don’t often see in superhero movies, even ones with female leads. The 2nd movie is fun IMO. It has some big ethical problems written into Diana that offended a lot of WW fans (including me). But as an action movie on its own terms, it’s fun and a bit goofy like this one. BTW, this movie takes place during World War 1, not 2. The real-life General Ludendorff was Adolph Hitler’s mentor, so he’s a great choice for a villain.

[@trinaq]

Definitely one of my favourite DC flicks, and Gal, Chris and Lucy were fantastic. Shame that 1984 is so disappointing. Will you be reviewing that, Jen?

[@jenmurrayxo]

If people want to see it I will 👍

[@dan_hitchman007]

​@@jenmurrayxo As I mentioned in my own post, I would consider skipping it. There are so many other great films to choose from, you won't miss WW84.

[@Sol3UK]

@@jenmurrayxo WW1984 will undo the great work this film created

[@bad-people6510]

Disappointing is an understatement.

[@derekgarcia1030]

Incredi-Jen your reactions are top notch and you look even more stunning with your hair down, Haaaaaaaaaaaave Mercy : ) You're all heart Jen and it's a privilege to view your reactions. I highly recommend to everyone out there that isn't patreon to do yourself a favor and get on board, Jen's full length reviews are worth the price of admission. #TeamJen

[@jenmurrayxo]

Thanks Derek!! You're awesome ☺️👍

[@thefatman2780]

YOU CANT SEE HER PLANE. THE HEADBAND SUITS YOU.

[@narnian19]

So, one quick point to make. This takes place in WWI not WWII. The German uniforms, British uniforms, and all the equipment and vehicles are from that time period. Not to mention the airplanes they are using are pre WWII.

[@herbertkeithmiller]

24:52 I'm constantly amazed At how precedent you are to The plot twist in movies.

[@jonathanmurphy3141]

I’ve watched your 007 reacts. Glad that you enjoyed WW so much. The photo from 1918, included in BvS:DOJ was a clever link. The 1970’s tv series with Lynda C’ had her involved with Steve during WW2, and later in the groovy 70’s. The comics started during the 1940’s. I like the time was moved back to the First World War! (I have visited battlefields and graveyards from both wars, as an amateur Historian). I am sure that others have already noted about the two different versions of “Justice League”. I would’ve vote that you watch the longer Snyder edition. Or, watch both.

[@stevetheduck1425]

That picture on the wall of Steve Trevor by a WWI plane is actually a modified picture of one Eddie Rickenbacker. He's worth looking up.

[@JimmieRayGiboney]

2.7K Thumbs Up + Mine! 👍 You're welcome, and thanks! 😊 Notes: Aha! You're so cute with the tiara and spectacles combination! As it reminds me of Lynda Carter's "Diana Prince" if her transformation from "DP" to "WW" was more like Clark Kent's than what it actually turned out to be! ("Wonder Ninja", consequently, uses the same magical spinning!) "Amazon" is Ancient Greek for "breastless" and/or "debreasted" but when Doctor William Moulton Marston, a psychologist, created "Wonder Woman" and her brand of "Amazons" he didn't have them cut their breasts off to improve their Archery as per the originals! Instead, he made them extra buxom to the point now, that when people describe a busty, tall woman, they call her "Amazonian" and actress Lynda Carter fit that description when she was hired to replace actress Cathy Lee Crosby, whose version was like 1970s comic book version. At the time, people that were no longer reading comics thought that she was still the 1940s pin-up babe that they remembered from their childhood. In the comics though, she was more like a female version of "James Bond OO7"! To appease the general audiences, Lynda Carter's pilot movie, the second pilot, rebooted the origin to be the 1940s style. Bondage is one of her classic Vulnerabilities. You've seen the "OO7" movies and so you've seen how prevalent it was back then. Harry Houdini was a great influence on writer who wanted their characters to be escape artists too. (I prefer that they be good enough to avoid capture!) However, with the doctor, his inspiration was just good old-fashioned BDSM bondage! He and his two women, were into it! But anyway, once people caught on to the sexual aspects, they were shocked into action and it became less prevalent. We Americans seem to prefer violence over sexuality for being tied-up! But I'm turning this comment into another information dump! 😁 en.m.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=William_Moulton_Marston&action=edit&section=0

[@Maki09822]

I need to rewatch this on Cinema

[@coolhive2941]

Yes to Zack Snyder’s Justice League! It’s so good! And yes WW is back! (Def skip the Josh Whedon theatrical mess) As for WW84, I hated it. But as a completionist, I watched it. Something I’ll say in regards to that without spoiling is that sequels should up the ante. It doesn’t.

[@waterbeauty85]

I think the plot and the performance really captured the essence of what rhe Wonder Woman character came to mean after the pver half a century of evolution and character development. She's very true to the character that comic fans know and love. That of course has the enefit of appealing to the pre-established audience, but it also benefits from not messing up something that has worked so well for so long so and allowing a new audience to bre won over by the things that have made the character an enduring success. With that statement, am I low key criticizing Zack Snyder's take on Batman and Suoerman? I will neither confirm nor deny that.

[@JoshMc420]

Dr William Marston made wonder women for his daughter he wrote a book called emotions of normal people and made the polygraph that's why she has the lasso of truth

[@jenmurrayxo]

Interesting!

[@AnOldYoungGuy]

Joss Whedon's version of Justice League was not bad, it was just different than what Zack Snyder envisioned. I think he did the best with what he had, but he definitely made a more commercialized version. The Snyder Cut, even though it's 4 hours long, is the movie it should have been. So much added, some taken away, and the bad guy, Steppenwolf, looks more like the alien he's supposed to be and less like an anthropomorphic trout. That being said, since you have the type of channel that allows for film analyzation to a degree, I actually recommend watching both, for comparison. Taking in Whedon's theatrical cut will definitely help you appreciate what Snyder finally did.

[@clifton8929]

Wonder Jen - your love of movie reactions saves the Patrons/Subscribers. Thanks for the beautiful time with the film. Looking forward to your following reactions. I hope you do react to it and Zack Snyder's Justice League (known as The Zac Snyder's Cut Justice League) You may have to watch it as Part l and 2 because it's long. But you have more Wonder Woman and Superman and battles and more characters.

[@OneThousandHomoDJs]

18:28 -- one of the greatest superhero moments ever put on film!

[@jsharp3165]

"I do hope there's a good villain!" Yeah, well, it's Professor Lupin.

[@adamblackwelder1963]

I remember seeing this at my local cinema in 2017 on the night it premiered, June 1st...my birthday! One of the best films I've ever seen and I still have the Wonder Woman popcorn bucket! I wanna see you in that Wonder Woman costume for Halloween!

[@jenmurrayxo]

Must've been great in the theater!

[@adamblackwelder1963]

@@jenmurrayxo It was!

[@Kenquinones]

Such a great movie reaction Jen. A few facts: Steve and Diana are like Clark and Lois, he has always been apart of her history in the comics etc, Dr. Poison was an earlier villain from the early comic days when WW had her comics. I really loved how they did a spin on the two origins. (WW made of clay and WW being the actual daughter of Zeus) Patty Jenkins and the cast were awesome .. Gal is WW.

[@ldycemnn]

The Snyder version is 4 hours long, but well worth it. The movie after this is about a guy who can talk to fish... kinda cool... lol must watch

[@tofumar]

Grandpas Wheeze needs its own playlist

[@jsharp3165]

Many of the Amazons - especially those with speaking parts - were played by leaders in different fields of endeavor, including many athletes. The Amazon who says "We should kill him now!" at 6:53 is a supermodel, Doutzen Kroes.

[@Ian-xx1xb]

Jen " off to war then " In the best British accent has made my day 😀 for sure one of the many things that make you so wonderful Jen more accents please 🙌 . Wonder women has the best theme tune so epic 🔥 . Etta is probably my favourite in this movie the actress who plays her you probably recognise from Shawn of the dead or perhaps the chilling adventures of Sabrina . Really like the cosplay Jen a pretty wonder woman you do make 🔥🥰 . Fantastic reaction as always I don't know if you have plans to watch wonder woman 1984 or not imo it's not great but if you do it will be fun watching with you 👌

[@shutupanddrink3960]

This is one of my favorite DCEU movie I'm glad you enjoyed it :)

[@bad-people6510]

Sad how in the span of ONE sequel, this went from the best DCEU to the worst.

[@justintrapp4223]

If you have the 4 hours to spare - the Snyder Cut of Justice League is far better than the theatrical version.

[@Sauceman82]

the crown was fantastic!

[@jenmurrayxo]

Thanks E! ☺️👍

[@Raven5150]

That pulse wave comes from her bracelets when she clangs them together they release a wave of energy

[@GodlessScummer]

Little historical fact. Erich Ludendorff was a real German general during World War 1. Unlike this movie he didn't die during the war but he went on to be a political figure in Germany after the war. Notably he took part in the Nazis beer hall putsch in 1923. Although later he had a falling out with Hitler. Ludendorff died in 1937.

[@christopheryochum3602]

I'm so impressed you actually got an authentic tiara for this video. How professional!!! I can't believe you're doing this one. No one's done "Wonder Woman" for quite a while, so I'm going to get some goodies first, then come back...I'm jazzed!!! :)

[@lazyperfectionist1]

5:35 This part's a bit of a puzzle. A bit of a _geographic_ puzzle. Themyscira is facing _toward_ the Sun, but it's surroundings are facing _away?_

[@christopheryochum3602]

Jen! How did you like the aerial moves Wonder Woman did...you know...twirling in mid-air, sliding across a room on her knees, and stuff like that? A lot of them were NOT CGI, but were performed by stunt-double Caitlin Dechelle, who has black belts in Chinese Kenpo, Japanese Goju-Ryu and Taekwondo. You want to see a real kick-ass woman? You can watch them on your own, but I'll tell you now your jaw will drop when you see some of her competitive moves. Cheers! :)

[@leeswhimsy]

I fell soooo in love with Wonder Woman when I saw this movie!!!! She's just fantastic!

[@makon89]

JUSTICE LEAGUE (2021) The Snyder Cut Dis is da way.

[@rdramos13]

"But if that was James Bond in a boat, you can bet he would've sealed the deal." - Jen Murray Hi Jen 🙋‍♂️, thanks for the words of wisdom.

[@txheadshots]

"Most beautiful island I've ever seen" Well, it is also known as "Paradise Island" in the lore

[@CyclopsScott]

Super excited for this one, I saw in in the theatre and loved it, the music is among my faves :D It's super great how it just literally flips the gender dynamic of superhero action movies!

[@danmarquez3971]

Another GREAT review! Some trivia: Who invented the polygraph machine? Answer: William Moulton Marston, the creator of Wonder Woman, was involved in the development of the polygraph, commonly known as the lie detector test.

[@futuramayeah]

Jen, i really liked the cello theme from the Batman V Superman movie when Wonder Woman appeared also.

[@jtommygun]

Nice tiara, fit you very well. :) Little disappointing with wisdom nugget. :( Maybe someday you can react to "Hulk" 2003 not part of the MCU, but it show how Bruce Banner became Hulk, also part of the cast is Lou Ferrigno who play Hulk in the original TV series "The Incredible Hulk" 1978-1982.

[@LordVolkov]

"If that was James Bond in the boat..." James would know better than to sail to London from the Mediterranean in a dinghy... It's my only real complaint 😅

[@adriancastillo1957]

Yes! Low key cos play is back!!