Wonder Woman - We Couldn't Believe What we Saw!!! - Movie Reaction

[@TheBlond49]

Diana wanted the original photo because of what it meant to her, not because of her secret identity.

[@changsangma1915]

The thing about Diana not being able to return may not imply she is banished from the island but a theory suggests that once she leaves, the location of the island is lost to her. She posses no artifact that would enable her to trace the route to the island. Steve & the soldiers just happened to stumble upon by chance & probably may be the only humans amazons faced.

[@baeleth]

Definitely my favorite DCEU movie. Also, the first one I really enjoyed from beginning to end. So good!

[@donnilloyd1355]

IMO, this is one of the BEST superhero movies ever made. ALL of the actors did a fantastic job. And THAT is acting what was written for them. So they (the writers) deserve credit also. Great Post, guys. And I like the order you are watching/reacting to these. The order they came out in, in the theaters. GREAT idea. Thank you for sharing with us all.

[@donnilloyd1355]

@Benj6i I didn't watch Wakanda Forever and She Hulk is a Comedy TV Show, not a Movie. 2 totally different things. Your opinion is yours. But it does not change REALITY. Please, keep that in mind before you complain.

[@TheViper4Life]

They skipped Suicide Squad, that came out before this, and watching this now they have the Zack Snyder Justice League reaction up. So it's kind of out of order.

[@donnilloyd1355]

@@TheViper4Life Telling the wrong person. Why reply to me when you could just "comment" all by yourself?

[@TheViper4Life]

@@donnilloyd1355 Not really "telling" anything. Just a minor correction to what you said.

[@donnilloyd1355]

@@TheViper4Life what I said was just my opinion. I even said that. So someone else can NOT correct an opinion. Just saying a fact.

[@crhu319]

"No Man's Land" is the scene every WW fan wanted. It's such a fantastic blend of real life historically accurate grit and the mythic hero legend.

[@robertrouse4503]

Nearly every Wonder Woman origin story has her discovering ice cream.

[@yaboysjdior]

Yes I saw that in the animation her vs Aries

[@fireeaglefitnessmartialart935]

They did it in justice league war.

[@changsangma1915]

I wonder if that has a hidden meaning or narrative, else why that particular detail be used all over her comics & movie?

[@fireeaglefitnessmartialart935]

@@changsangma1915 cuz she lived centuries on a secluded island. Not to mention the lack of ice cream technology. And most modern age people know what ice cream is.

[@mhrehl]

This was directed by Patty Jenkins. Nice reaction! =)

[@neospock5034]

Great reaction guys, this is one of the best superhero movies ever. FYI most of the amazons are physically equivalent to Marvel super-soldiers which is to say stronger, faster, tougher and more agile than humans could ever be- but not invulnerable, bullets are deadly to them too. But while the typical amazon is like Captain America/Black Panther level, Diana is more like Thor level... although she didn't know it. In the comics, Diana's origin has been retconned several times. She's been both a natural child of Zeus and clay brought to life by Zeus at different times.

[@QuisletEsq]

Originally Hippolyta sculpted Diana under the direction of Athena goddess of wisdom. Aphrodite brings it to life. Hermès and Hercules gift Diana with speed and strength. Also the original comic book had a super strong metal they called Amazonium.

[@bobmathis-friedman6742]

Actually, in her first two major variations (1941 amd 1986, respectively, she was formed from clay and brought to life by either Aphrodite (1940's), or a collective of Aphroditem Hestia, Athena, Artemis, Demeter and Hermes (1980's); the Zeus-based origins didn't happen until 2011. (I have my own...less-than-positive...view on the more recent version of her birth, but that's for another time).

[@granadosvm]

I agree that Gal Gadot is the perfect cast for Wonder Woman. She doesn't just have experience in the Miss Universe pageant, but she served in the Israeli Army. Her training helps to make the fighting scenes more believable. You can see when she in her fighting scenes that she knows how to deflect an attack or throw a punch, even though she has enough stunt personnel and CGI, you can see in her moves she knows what she is doing. Fun fact regarding CGI, they had to CGI her flat abdomen, because she was pregnant.

[@mysterygaming3218]

This is by far my favorite superhero movie/ best movie in the DCEU

[@youngrootv]

I don’t think people would know that she’s immortal based on old pictures there’s old pics of people that look like Christian Bale and Nick Cage that people have found. And I agree that she’s one of the most beautiful women in the world celeb-wise lol

[@johnmcclure40]

Drat it, I told Nick not to get his picture taken back in 1870, but would he listen?

[@GoldKnuckleCC]

As the saying goes “wanna stop a bank heist? Call Batman. Wanna stop a speeding train? Call Superman Wanna stop a war? Call Wonder Woman.”

[@changsangma1915]

And when Darkseid brings the war, she's the first one to get the death blow.

[@sersastark]

nope.@@changsangma1915

[@Superfoczka1]

@@changsangma1915she never died in movies 😂😂😂😂

[@moviereviews4life]

Cavill never said he hated Snyder's version of Superman. He said he wanted to tell a story that takes place between Zack Snyder's Justice League and what Snyder had planned for Justin League 2. He signed up to Superman as a fan knowing what Man of Steel was going to be.

[@boboboy8189]

Cavill said he want hopeful superman before going to dark story. he is not fans of BvS, he did said he want to make superman movie similar to man of steel tone, not BvS

[@itsalwayssomething7490]

@@boboboy8189 Don't know where you pulled that from. Cavill understood where the story was going, he understood the ultimate end goal for Superman. He would be developed over the course of a 5 film Superman arc. He was already heading in that direction with ZSJL, already more hopeful. Cavill never said he hated or insinuated he hated BvS. He was disappointed by its reception. Cavill insistence on wanting a more hopeful hero has nothing to do with the previous films. He is looking forward to playing the character it was all building toward, because he hasn't had that chance yet.

[@crhu319]

Chris Pine does a fantastic job here. He took a character that was kind of an in joke or cringe anachronism and with a great script he really made a compelling story arc and made Diana's love for him entirely justified and credible. While never overshadowing her or her mission or growth, he's totally on her campaign.

[@stevetheduck1425]

The character of Steve Trevor, or Steve Trevor's character is often misunderstood. He's a mythic archetype just like Diana is. He's the dying and returning King. Look it up, it's a fascinating legend. While Diana is the moon, on a monthly cycle, just like a comicbook ;-), Steve is the sun, dies at the end, returns the next time he's needed. The Chief is also a demigod, it's worth looking up what the first words he speaks to Diana (in his language) mean.

[@tashrif46]

1:08:59 one of the most human moments in any superhero movie. You could see Diana touches the photo after the war, half of her face was happy that she got to know Steve Trevor, but the other half of her face was filled with sorrow knowing she will never see him again

[@Deedric_Kee]

One of my favorite superheroes ever. I freaking love "Wonder Woman. Thanks for watching this guys. I have this and a good amount of DC and marvel movies in physical copies on 4K. 💥🗡💥💫

[@robertrouse4503]

The island is not in the Amazon. It's in the Mediterranean. Remember, their gods were Greek.

[@Rainbow.Pegacorn.Cosplay]

I love Lynda Carter, but Gal Gadot brings a new level of mystery, badassery and intrigue to my favorite Amazon/demigoddess superhero. I love how badass it was to see her walk across No Man's Land just deflecting bullets with her bracelets.

[@neverendingcrafts4u]

I always cry at that scene. I even cried at the movie theater. That scene is so iconic

[@Rainbow.Pegacorn.Cosplay]

@@neverendingcrafts4u It really is. I really love the cinematography of that scene as well as her theme music.

[@mobilegamer8922]

Patty Jenkins directed this movie but Zack Snyder was one of the Producers on it. It's clear with how it incorporates his signature slow mow and there's some slight desaturation with some scenes to darken the tone a little. Zack didn't help produce WW84 and it was obvious with cheesy and bright it looked.

[@TheBlond49]

Yup, his stunt team worked on the movie too, and Patty fired them in 84

[@mobilegamer8922]

@@TheBlond49 people wanna say Snyder was the issue but in reality all the movies he was involved with were arguably a success. MoS = Well received BvS UE = Better than the tampered with version that WB put out. WW = Clearly well received ZSJL = Well received

[@nickwilliams9054]

And you’re spreading misinformation about WW84. Zack Snyder not only produced it but his production company also financed it. It’s a Stone Quarry production & he said that even though he wasn’t involved in the story he was there seeing every single cut with Patty Jenkins.

[@nickwilliams9054]

@@TheBlond49 How do you fire someone that wasn’t even attached to the project? By your logic Zack fired Larry Fong for ZSJL & replaced him with Fabian Wagner.

[@mobilegamer8922]

@@nickwilliams9054 it's not misinformation. Everyone knows zacks involvement with WW84 or any DC movie around the same time or after was practically non existent since he stepped away after his family tragedy. The story for WW was literally BY zack snyder. Whereas the story for WW84 was not and that tells you everything you need to know about these movies going forward

[@tashrif46]

43:18 yeah Rupert Gregson-Williams did a phenomenal job with the score for this movie. Really gave a distinct Warrior vibe.

[@Traveler89_89]

I feel the same way about Kevin conroy. He was the voice of my childhood. He was Batman he was the night. I loved the series and the adult themes and the issues they tackled like death, losing parents, dealing with duality and deep rooted issues and ptsd. No series or performer aside from mark hamill really captured the essence like Kevin Conroy. He will be missed.

[@moviereviews4life]

Zack Snyder did work on this but as a story writer and producer, he won an award for it. Him and Patty Jenkins had a good relationship during this process to the point where she made it known she doesn't see the theatrical version of Justice League as canon but Zack Snyder s Justice League. In the comics during the New 52, Wonder Woman was made a demi-goddess. The clay origin was her original origin and I liked how they honored that too. It's good you're watching ZSJL next and not the theatrical version as Aquaman is a direct continuation with that version (with one exception). Wonder Woman does kill too, a bit more than Batman and Superman as she's a soldier. There's a famous comic panel about how she doesn't have a huge rogues gallery like Batman because she will do what needs to be done

[@niknokseyer]

This movie is great. The No Man’s Land scene is so epic.

[@boboboy8189]

And WB producer want to delete that scene.

[@jeffthompson9622]

Before she was a model and actress, Gal Gadot was a combat instructor in the Israeli Army.

[@Hahvok]

There haven't been any major conflicts that Diana has engaged in since the internet and cellphones became a thing, prior to modern information technology, any accounts of what she does would just be local legend.

[@ednamodee]

cried my ass off when steve died

[@Colorfulmind1]

Diana greatest strength is her unconditional love for humanity.

[@sersastark]

She's an archaeologist working as a conservator at the Louvre

[@feliperuiz7458]

Diana is my favorite, probably the best Dc super heroine of all ❤💙💛🖤

[@miriam8376]

One of my favorite comic book movies of all time. Best female-led superhero movie period, and battling for the best DC movie with The Batman. And her theme song is one of the best comic book themes too. That electric guitar is ridiculously badass.

[@lynnnezzy]

It is played on a cello.

[@JavierPallero]

This is a great movie! For DC fans, there is a cool reference to the original Richard Donner / Chris Reeve Superman movies in minute 30:51 in the alley shooting scene. It is basically the same idea (Clark Kent in glasses stopping a bullet) with gender roles reversed ;) Beautiful homage.

[@markcainyourfriendinthecar3387]

You may remember the actor that was teaching her to fight also played Jenny in Forrest Gump.

[@MiddleAgedBob]

How did I never know that before? Very cool bit of trivia.

[@rasmusb43]

Also Buttercup from Princess Bride. 😄 She levels up in her 40s. 😁

[@silverdoeGirl]

I guess it's a good spin on the ''Gods'' legends. I love Gal Gadot as her though! She's such a good actress.

[@crhu319]

An important aspect of Diana's powers is they are divinely derived, thus morality & magic vary their levels greatly. While she has often been overcome when morally conflicted or confused, she seems to get stronger when against stronger foes esp those with divine or magic powers. Most importantly, when actually defending the innocent, there are essentially no limits to her power, speed or endurance. She has actually lassoed a planet in such dire circumstances. While her powers have been dialed back since the 1970s, she can outfight Superman tactically and outthink Batman specifically when defending under an oath to protect. And this has never been explicit in the backstory, but it's been consistent for her whole history as a character.

[@waynequashie8381]

"I am justice. I am the night. I AM BATMAN!!!!!" Kevin Conroy, OG voice of The Caped Crusader in the 90's animated series. Rest in Peace, Kev.😌🙏

[@anarudiaz]

You guys should definitely watch the animated Wonder Woman movie too, yes this movie covers a lot of it but it's worth watching that for sure.

[@boboboy8189]

If they watch that, they will got heartbroken. Because they didn't know Diana can kill enemies with hardcore scenes

[@WolfsOcean]

This movie is a perfect example of how to be able to write a fantastic female. I know you kept eluding to it about "No man's land," but she herself never does, and it is this small detail that changes the entire audience view of WW. The writers could have easily said "Well I ain't no man," like in lord of the rings. But she didn't she said, "No, It's what I am going to do," and in those few words, it shows she isn't going to do it because she is a women she is going to do it because this is what any human being with her powers would do. And that's what make people admire WW even more.

[@marlonclark1896]

👍

[@checkmattee222]

I love that explanation.

[@elizabethhurlbut1475]

I loved this movie in the theatres. After Christopher Nolan's Dark Knight trilogy, all following DC movies became dark, grim, and 'realistic' with even Superman no longer being a bright blue boy scout. This story may be in the Synder verse, but I feel this movie was incredible because of the vision of its female director Patty Jenkins who, in collaboration with Geoff Johns, reworked the script and brought colour and heart back into the picture. The best scene of the film, Diana's march into No Man's Land was her idea. "I think that in superhero movies, they fight other people. They fight villains," Jenkins explained. "So when I started to really hunker in on the significance of No Man's Land, there were a couple people who were deeply confused, wondering, like, 'Well, what is she going to do? How many bullets can she fight?' And I kept saying, 'It's not about that. This is a different scene than that. This is a scene about her becoming Wonder Woman."

[@jynxce]

Nice revision, but Geoff Johns had nothing to do with the 1st WW movie. Credit goes to Allan Heinberg from a story by himself, Zack Snyder and Jason Fuchs. Patty Jenkings was brought on board as only the director to bring their vision and screenplay to the screen. It was because Snyder was a part of the creative team that kept Snyder's vision of WW consistent from BvS to WW. If you want to see what Patty Jenkins and Johns vision of the character was, then look no further than the lesser WW1984 movie and how inconsistent Diana was portrayed.

[@boboboy8189]

No man's land scene is not patty ideas. Seriously you didn't know she were brought in at last minutes by WB after Katherine Bigelow left DC because WB refuse to do dark tone movie. That scenes already exist before she came, it's make by Snyder screenplay for his own WW1864 movie

[@melenatorr]

Lovely reaction! Stopping about 15 minutes in with some details: The Amazons were a nation of warrior women described by the Ancient Greeks, and they would have been located around that very general area of Europe that the Greeks knew; not in the Amazon. The Amazon territory in the Americas was named by a European explorer who saw women fighting in one of the tribes he encountered in that area. There's been some examination about the Ancient Greek Amazons, and there's some possibility that the stories were loosely based on an actual society. In Greek mythology, you can meet the Amazon Hippolyta in the myths about Heracles (Hercules) and the Amazon Penthisilea makes a brief appearance in one of the sections of the history of The Trojan War. The story takes place during WWI, not II. However, the creator of Wonder Woman, William Moulton Marston, did put her in WWII timeline, which would have coordinated with his own. Marston created the lie detector, and clearly invested that item into Wonder Woman's lasso. Fun fact: Diana is the name of the Roman goddess of the moon. Strictly speaking, the Amazons were too far away in both time and place to know about that name, but it's a very pretty one, and suits Diana herself.

[@alextheGreek7]

Star trek 2009 and into Darkness are super amazing movies. Must watch! Chris Pine is such a good actor

[@malcolmdrake6137]

They just have to be sure to never watch any Real Star Trek...unless they want to be disappointed by Jar Jar Abrams vision. 😂

[@victorewah2659]

48:50-48:55 "She's gonna accidently take some of his super-serum" I live for Jane's dirty little quip's. lol 😂

[@markcainyourfriendinthecar3387]

I love wonder woman's innocence

[@Cheezeblade]

Jane with the zinger after the dance scene lmao i almost spit up my drink. its like hearing a teacher drop an F bomb

[@MichelleParssinen]

48:18 6’1 here 🙋🏼‍♀️😇 Love you two! You both just have such radiant souls ☺️❤️ keep shining your lights!

[@johnwannallll7690]

The woman who trained WW is princess Buttercup, And Jenny fromm Forest Gump.

[@RyanRichardsToby]

It's nice that Jane is smart. I see so many couples react where the woman knows nothing (and most probably failed at geography and history). Jane is smart. I like that.

[@SeeJaneGoTV]

Thank you so much!

[@jackiec859]

I did laugh when he asked if India was close to England 🤣.

[@jimmiegiboney2473]

Mark 17:21. Doctor Poison is a fictional character appearing in DC Comics publications and related media, commonly as a recurring adversary of the superheroine Wonder Woman. A sadistic bioterrorist with a ghoulish face, she first appeared in 1942’s Sensation Comics (volume 1) #2, written by Wonder Woman creator William Moulton Marston and illustrated by Harry G. Peter, and holds a distinction as Wonder Woman’s first costumed supervillainess.

[@robertrouse4503]

You're making a mistake if you watch the theatrical version of Justice League, it's awful. Zak Snyder started shooting it but dropped out when his daughter died. Joss Whedon ruined it. Zak came back and did it the right way. It is spectacular.

[@calebmouse_]

They said they were watching the Snyder cut….. lol

[@seimen4348]

Its okay, but far from spectecular. Its a typical big budget blender. P.s.: the movie was in post-production when they changed directors. The shooting was basically done

[@leviticus1103]

It doesn’t matter with Version they watch their both awful

[@brandoneye8516]

@@leviticus1103 false!

[@VideoGameAholicOF]

@@leviticus1103 Not true but okay

[@rashadwalker8218]

Yes she fought doomsday but at this time of the movie when she's on her island it's 100 yrs ago she hadn't fought any beings on the level of doomsday yet

[@BoboftheOldeWays]

Gal Gadot DID get “jacked” for this role. She added 17 lbs of muscle. Her lanky frame makes it hard to tell sometimes, but if you compare her physique before she played Wonder Woman to after, you can def spot the difference.

[@MOVIE.KNIGHTS]

What it doesn't show in the film is that Diana Wonderwoman is a Demigod daughter of Zeus, origins - Hippolyta couldn't have a child of her own, Hippolyta created a child out of clay to imagine what having a child would be like, she pray to Zeus, Zeus took pettily on her a brought to life the clay baby giving birth to Diana, Diana was given the powers of the god, speed, strength and the ability to kill gods. She basically superman's level of strength

[@jamieworrell385]

Diana(Wonder woman) is weak to piercing weapons hence why she blocks bullets and tries her hardest to not be stabbed lol. Blunt-force weapons are not a weakness for her tho.

[@TheSirUno]

"She's gonna take his super serum." OMG! I almost spat out my coffee. 😂

[@annewoodard6803]

This movie introduced me to super hero films and it’s the best of the best.

[@jennysutton7409]

Wonder Woman has a few stories in the comics when she first showed up she was a gift from zeus to her mother by putting life into a clay figure she had created and thus she was 'born' as it were but then in the latest stories it is like they have it here in the movie where she's the daughter of Zeus and a demi-godess because of that. I love this movie so much and Gal as always does an amazing job as her. Gal has become one of Israel's biggest actresess and we are very proud of her here. She was born and raised here in Israel. I love the ammount of humor mixed with action and some mytholagy as well this movie has. It's written and directed by a woman and most of the action the Amazons do is the actresess doing it because the director wanted it to look as real as possible so they went through training and a boot camp of sorts to teach them how to do the skills they would need for this movie. All the actors do an amazing job here and were casted very well because no one expects David to be playing Ares so that reviel was a shock the way it should be,to me at least when seeing it in the theaters.

[@Bsm420]

FUN FACT :- 9:39 the actress who played Teenage Diana is the one who played Young Alicent Hightower in House Of the Dragon...🐉

[@3DJapan]

In the comics, live action series, and cartoons she flew in an invisible jet. I want to see that.

[@blinkycosmo2158]

BEST DC solo Movie ever made so far. I hope Gal gadot will always be WW

[@DarknessIsThePath]

Too bad the sequel is one of the worst...

[@dcmastermindfirst9418]

​@@DarknessIsThePathSays you. The scene of her first flight was epic and then her Whitehouse fight scene was epic too.

[@headcaptainyamamoto7015]

@@dcmastermindfirst9418 Says many people, it's a bad movie, the flight scene doesn't make sense, where is that in the future?

[@dcmastermindfirst9418]

@headcaptainyamamoto7015 The flight scene was in 84 when the movie is set. Hence the title. Wonder woman 84. Dumbass.

[@kevinray5755]

the big opening battle was from the first world war (1914-1918)

[@ElCuauh510]

Lol homie would be so proud if he ever saw his daughters fighting Aries. And btw yeah amazons have long life spans/ almost immortal, they are stronger/faster/agile than normal humans. WW is on another level, she’s held her own and defeated lesser kryptonians, also held her own for a while against doomsday in the comics.

[@alanhilton7336caradventure]

Embarrassing that I'm old enough to remember the original played by linda carter but this update on the franchise is awesome.

[@checkmattee222]

There's nothing embarrassing about being old

[@vincegamer]

Lynda with a y. She is still a stunning woman and I was so disappointed she didn't do a cameo. I think she wasn't available because she was shooting the supergirl TV show.

[@alanhilton7336caradventure]

@@checkmattee222 old enough.....not old.

[@TraceyJean]

Not the last bit embarrassing. Good memories only. I remember being a little girl, sitting in my great grandmother's lap and watching Wonder Woman.

[@kurikuri6683]

In the immortal words of Asterix and Obelix at the Olympics: Caesar doesn't grow old, he matures. His hair doesn't turn white, it lights up! And I think the same about every person :)

[@alonzocoyethea6148]

DC's the Shadow has been fighting evil as long as Diana..the sad diff being is Lamont Cranston became more bonded to his Alter ego every time he killed until it overtook his soul and mortality..he's now cursed to be the Shadow as long as evil exists, perhaps for eternity. As far as :Wonder Woman goes, it's an excellent movie with great acting /story /script. It didn't hurt that they took the plot straight from the 1984 DC comic graphic novel!!

[@Tommieboy2009]

This Version of Ludendorff is obviously very very very unreal. Ludendorff in reality did take care of his soldiers...

[@oliviarogers2808]

Her weakness is piercing weapons. That's why is seems like she can take so much force but not bullets or swords.

[@jimmiegiboney2473]

Mark 1:06:12. Her holding that armored vehicle above her head that way, is another homage to, Superman! The cover of, "Action Comics", has him holding a big, green sedan car over his own head. In, "Superman Returns", the car is a blue, "Ford Mustang", coupe. 🤓 By the way! In RPG terms, "Silver Age Superman", with a rated Strength of 50 Attribute Points, easily bench presses Planet Earth, no sweat, no stress. But, "Silver Age Wonder Woman", hers is 45 APs, meaning that she easily bench presses, Mount Everest! For either to lift more weight, they have to stress themselves and break a sweat to, "Push Their Limits", usual done by spending saved, "Hero Points", to simulate an, "Energy Burst" or "Adrenaline Rush". Unless they have a built-in, "Energy Reserve", to access as needed. 🤓

[@Simon-rf6wj]

Many people didnt like Wonder Woman 1984 but for me this movie was so emotional and i hope you will like it as much as I do! Great reaction!

[@ravenwraith1017]

1984 was not only a bad sequel, it was honestly the worst movie I have seen since X-Men Origins. Monkey's paw stories are just so difficult to handle properly imo, and 1984 failed miserably.

[@Simon-rf6wj]

@@ravenwraith1017 I respect your opinion it definately had its flaws but all in all i really did like the movie. The characters and especially the flying scene were amazing.😄

[@boboboy8189]

They can do Indiana Jones story with Diana and Minerva searching monkey paws in Africa but instead we got romancing of stone type of story with superman 2 theater's cut plot. No wonder Geoff John who did the script always wrote bad live action movie. Previously he did green lantern live action and looks how it's turned out.......

[@ravenwraith1017]

@@boboboy8189 Ok, now that's going a bit too far...GL was decent enough, but held back by its budget & cgi. They should have done other movies first, and left GL until Warner Bros. was convinced that big budget DC movies not based on Batman could work.

[@marlonclark1896]

@@Simon-rf6wj finally someone who loves and respects the film

[@Noone-uo2cf]

Wonder Woman 2 flooped so bad to me that I was forgotten of how good the first one is. Not only as a origin story, but as a war movie as well. Petty Jenkins made her homework at this.

[@conniegaylord5206]

The older comics, Wonder Women did not fly. But she had an invisible jet. 😊

[@ideinamillion]

If it's DCEU marathon, where's Suicide Squad (2016) guys? It's going after BvS, u missed that movie

[@marlonclark1896]

they said that suicide Squad would be patreon exclusive

[@mobilegamer8922]

DONT WATCH THE THEATRICAL JL. It is a parody of the original and ACTUAL film: Zack Snyders Justice League.

[@vincegamer]

Nice side note: "Chief" is actually a demigod Napi of the Blackfoot legends

[@John_Mcgrane]

I came looking for this to see if anyone else knew. . ❤

[@jimmiegiboney2473]

Mark 42:46. Jane's unitended pun? "She broke the Gundam!" 😆😅😂🤣

[@justthej]

Zack helped with the story. Allan Heinberg is the screenwriter.

[@jimmiegiboney2473]

Mark 15:53. Oops, Jane! 😁 Quote: World War 1, was a global war originating in Europe that lasted from July 28, 1914, to November 11, 1918. End quote.

[@Jskew]

Another amazing fact: Gal Gadot was pregnant for most of this shoot and they green-screened out her belly. If you ever get to Kansas City I strongly recommend a visit to the WW1 memorial. It is amazing. Much love and keep on keepin on Justin.

[@carolinepaulsson7799]

The super - serum joke made me laugh!

[@Knight93King]

She played a perfect wonder woman in this, Batman vs Superman and Zack Synders Justice League. I did not like the story to WW84.

[@boboboy8189]

WW84 is a mess because patty Jenkins were given freedom. What worst is Geoff John who wrote the script also did script for green lantern live action movie.

[@Knight93King]

@@boboboy8189 It was destined to fail

[@jimmiegiboney2473]

Mark 1:01:09. According to the, "DC", manual about, "Powers & Skills", Gliding, Levitation and Flight, are three separate, Powers. So is the ability to walk on air known as, "Air Walking". 🤓

[@shainewhite2781]

Before Gal Gadot was cast as the titular superhero, Sandra Bullock, Lucy Lawless, Kate Beckinsale, Mariah Carey, Megan Gale, and Angelina Jolie were considered for the role.

[@TheBlond49]

Megan Gale was actually casted as Wonder Woman in George Miller's Justice League Mortal but production shut down right before 1st day of filmming

[@dcmastermindfirst9418]

​@@TheBlond49It's cast not casted.

[@jimmiegiboney2473]

Mark 20:32. Besides gender, what's one major difference between, Chris Pine & Gal Gadot? She's a military veteran and he isn't! As an, Israeli, she had compulsory military service. (Doctor Ruth Westheimer, was a sniper!) Quote: At age 18, she was crowned Miss Israel 2004. She then served in the Israel Defense Forces for two years as a combat fitness instructor, whereafter she began studying at IDC Herzliya while building her modeling and acting careers. Born: Gal Gadot; 30 April 1985 (age 37); Petah Tikva, Israel Service/branch: Israel Defense Forces Major competition(s): Miss Israel 2004; (Winner); Miss Universe 2004; (Unplaced) Allegiance: State of Israel End quote.

[@jimmiegiboney2473]

Mark 14:16. It used to be, "Paradise Island", even in Lynda Carter's time. But, "DC", didn't trademark it as a brand. Or if they ever did, they sold it? Because a cruise ship company bought a private island, and they named it, "Paradise Island", and they registered that name so others couldn't use it. So, "DC", went Greek and named their fictional island, with that name you heard them use. When, Gal Gadot, was a guest on, "Saturday Night Live", they did a skit about how the, "Amazons", should not be mistaken for the, Lesbians of Lesbos Isle. (A real place.) When the creator of, "Wonder Woman", created her and her race, he ignored the fact that, "Amazon", is Greek, or Ancient Greek anyway, for "breastless", by making his gals very buxom or busty! Thanks to jiggly, Lynda Carter, that misperception persists, so people equate, "Amazon", with the opposite of what it means. At least until the on-line bookstore came into being. But there is a group of women with mastectomy scars that named their group, "Amazons", because they know the translation. Patty Jenkins, she directed this movie and the sequel to it. In the comics, it was Lady Athena, that gave the clay form the, "Breathe of Life", in one version. "DC", published a 12-issue maxi-series, titled "War of the Gods". Because of, Ragnarok, their Asgardians got a one-shot special, that put them and the original, "JSA", into a time loop, that repeats itself. They acknowledged them thusly, to avoid issues with, "Thor", from their rivals. The series looked like a spin-off to the, "Crisis On Infinite Earths". The war explained that in the, "DC Multiverse", the Roman Pantheon, is seperate from the, Greek Pantheon. Captain Marvel, before he became known as, "SHAZAM!", Aqua-Man, and Wonder Woman, were very affected by it. 🤓

[@sirrj765]

“It’s Remus Lupin” 🤣

[@joshroth705]

Kevin Conroy was my Batman too. He is the voice of Batman.

[@henryk5723]

One of my favorite comic book movies

[@spikejr3113jr]

Diana prince (Wonder Woman)was made out of clay in the comics Cassandra sandsmark(the second wondergirl) was the daughter of Zeus the kinda mixed their origins in this movie. Wonder Woman and Aquaman are the two justice league members who are the most willing to kill.

[@TheBlond49]

New 52 WW is actually daughter of Zeus.

[@spikejr3113jr]

@@TheBlond49 ya but the new 52 sucked in most peoples opinion so who cares about that lol

[@TheBlond49]

@@spikejr3113jr Her origin was one of the good parts about New 52

[@joeyallain8364]

@@TheBlond49 nothing was good about the new 52 it almost killed dc comics

[@boboboy8189]

@@joeyallain8364 actually, green lantern and Aquaman comic is the only good comic in new52.

[@jimmiegiboney2473]

Mark ? To recite, Socrates, in Ancient Greece, would require time travel! (Unless you're already there.) 😁

[@stevenalexander403]

G'day it's Steven from Down Under again Love your reaction guys, you're so genuine and real. Wonder Woman has always been my favourite female "superhero", not only is she beautiful on the outside but the inside too, love a strong female character too, the connection to ancient Greek mythology just gives this character more credibility. Guys, please don't waste your time reacting to the theatrical release of Justice League, seriously consider watching the 2021 release, that is the complete version of the directors true vision.

[@Bepfy]

So, about how the fighting just seems to stop directly after Ares dies: at this particular location I think it has a lot less to do with his death and more with Diana just sweeping through and tossing everyone around. I'd imagine that might give people some perspective.

[@jimmiegiboney2473]

Mark 51:56. Unless it is just a coincidence, it occurs to me now, that maybe they learned a lesson from, Sarah Michelle Gellar, back when she was, "Buffy the Vampire Slayer". When cellphones were new and people that got them when they were still novelty items, and there was that lack of experience, about what to do with them, when not in use. Remember those times? 🤔 SMG, almost had a wardrobe malfunction, that wouldn't have been shown on broadcast television. Have you seen people tuck a pistol into the waistband of their pants and barely keep it there? 🤔 She did that with a cellphone once, but it slipped down into her panties! We could see it before her shirt was pulled back down into place. It made her walk funny! 😁 Because the weight was pulling them down! Well, there are bloopers of weapons that weren't concealed very well, that also caused problems. So my guess is, that to avoid such issues with, Gal, they reinforced that blue dress somehow. They also made the sword look like a fancy back brace or something, that wasn't whalebone or ivory. 🤓🤔

[@brandonelkin3166]

Did y'all know the woman who is training Diana as kid is the actor who played Jenny in Forest Gump

[@jimmiegiboney2473]

Mark 38:37? Heh. I never noticed that he was doing that at the fire, and exposing his underwear! Now I know why the audience laughed! 😳

[@shadmedina3033]

“Let her train. She was created from clay and Zeus Juice” 😂😂

[@richardspears6849]

Gia Gadot when she was younger was in the Israeli Army as a trainer in hand to hand so she can handle herself

[@sersastark]

can is ability. may is permission. so when Queen Hypolita says "you may never return", she's saying Diana will never have permission to return.

[@shadowcat1017]

People aren't so precise in their word choices for you to be able to state that so categorically. Words can also have different shades of meaning. The way you're defining "may" is true, but it can also be used to express doubt, as in "you might never return." Hippolyta *may* (expressing doubt, not permission) have meant it the way you say, but it's open to interpretation. I don't believe she was telling her daughter she could never come home if she left, but instead that she was expressing doubt that Diana would ever come home again.

[@boboboy8189]

She's can return because of illusion. Not because she can't go back. In comic she still go back

[@sersastark]

@shadow cat1017 a) I know how to use words in 4 different languages. Can is ability, may is permission. They teach this in elementary schools. B) it fits as I stated. She won't be able to return until given permission to do so, which we see in the Snyder Cut when Queen says "Return to me, Diana."

[@jimmiegiboney2473]

Mark 1:07:35. "Like, Thor!" How ironic! ⚡. Lord Ares, stole or usurped, his family's Powers as he killed them. Now she is inherenting her father's Powers, as they get activated by Ares' using them against her. It is like tossing, Aqua-Man, into water, or Superman, into yellow sunlight. 🤓

[@BigJT246]

I was so sad when Kevin Conroy died and also when Jason David frank died.

[@marlonclark1896]

😢😢😢

[@Deedric_Kee]

Damn this is was so awesome to watch with you. I had a really good time. Gal Gadot is so wonderful and beautiful.

[@vetarlittorf1807]

Do NOT watch the theatrical version of Justice League.

[@Deedric_Kee]

9:31.Hahaha I enjoyed that little convo you two had. I probably would too,if it was very important 👍🏼

[@aidsetab806]

Don’t forget Peacemaker when you finish The Suicide Squad!