Wonder Woman - Sibling Rivalry

Is it true? Did DCU actually make a really good movie? Doug and Rob take a look at, Wonder Woman.
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Wonder Woman is a 2017 American superhero film based on the DC Comics character of the same name, distributed by Warner Bros. Pictures. It is the fourth installment in the DC Extended Universe
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[@seanbridges3075]

Here's your problem, SpongeBob! You've got it set to M for Mamma Mia, when you should have it set to W for Wonder Woman!

[@djwarrior5150]

Nah guys, trust me, Captain Underpants was the greatest superhero movie this year. I'll admit Wonder Woman came close though!

[@AllisLust]

The old cartoony exchange between Ludendorff and Dr. Maru, when they said "The mask doesn't work!" "Ah, but they don't know that! Mwahahahaha!" I loved that moment! I was laughing my as off in the cinema. It was a very dark moment, but that delivery made it feel like the good old days of Snidely Whiplash from Dudley Do-Right.

[@DangerousFat]

She wasn't actually sculpted from clay, that was a story her mother told her. She was the daughter of Hippolyta and Zeus, which is why she was the Godkiller.

[@45darkrai]

This was the movie that the DCEU needed but didn't deserve. But it doesn't matter what they deserve but what we believe.

[@tangypresman]

They did it wrong, they were supposed to cut out the origin and fight scenes. Pfft, I'm watching suicide squad instead.

[@TheTsugnawmi2010]

"Never send a man to do a woman's job." - Wonder Woman to Batman and Superman

[@Charolette21]

(Spoilers) I thought they made it clear she was the daughter of Zeus and Hipolita, the made out of clay origin was a lie Diana was told. She even told Ares 'goodbye brother' and 'it takes a god to kill a god' from Ares in the final battle between the two of them.

[@Jygerthe2nd]

The thing about Wonder Woman killing you need to remember is that she doesn't actually have a no kill rule. Rather, it's more-so something she'll do if she feels she has to, but would just as soon prefer not to. So like, in the middle of a war where a bunch of people have guns trained on her and others and she needs to take 'em out to save people? She'll do it, not because she wants to kill them, but because if SHE has to kill to stop others from killing, if she has to take that burden upon herself, she'll do it.

[@MegaSoulHero]

Wonder Woman is the best movie I've seen this year

[@maxg2335]

Logan: Fantastic

[@welcometothemetaverse2523]

Writing room for the DCEU:

[@user-pe1yc4pk2c]

Wonder Woman was such a lovable hero in this movie. I frigging adored her.

[@gruwidge]

"Marvel is people trying to be Gods. DC is Gods trying to be people"

[@OtakuD50]

When you were talking about why Wonder Woman withdrew from the spotlight after WW1, I'm surprised you didn't bring up the obvious: WW2. She just lost her first love and killed the literal god of war to end the war to end all wars, and just two decades later, humanity tops it without any influence from Greek gods.

[@johncook2095]

You know what I loved? NO FUCKING BLUE BEAM /PORTAL!!!!

[@sirjedisentinel]

"You can even argue that no movie is flawless."

[@Eudaimonist]

I like the scene at the end where WW killed several German soldiers, but doesn't kill Doctor Poison, and here's why:

[@MrFTW733]

The part where Steve blows himself up, her reaction is perfect. What I saw, is how a real woman becomes a passionate fighter for love. The one she loved tragically dies, so she goes on a rage. That was the very best scene of the movie to me.

[@gastonsepulveda9187]

Here's a crazy though I had during the movie: in the scene where Diana fights Ludendorff, he uses Doctor Poison's gas, which makes him stronger. Wouldn't it be cool if that gas could turn out to be a predecessor to Bane's Venom in the future?