Who looks at arms and legs?
Who looks at arms and legs?
It was just against expectations, because I expect to see some beefy women in these rolls, and they're all thin trendy types..
Who looks at arms and legs?
It was just against expectations, because I expect to see some beefy women in these rolls, and they're all thin trendy types..
Probably not expecting anyone to be looking at the arms and legs.
Oh come on, they are Amazons, they are not Chosen Ones, not bound by normal human laws.
Anyone else thought these females' arms and legs are way too thin to portray (GREAT Amazon Warriors) ?Muscle mass doesn't equal strength, and if you go look at a lot of professional fighters and other athletes, they are rarely that buff unless flexing or just got done working out. While it is a sign of strength, it also often comes at the expense of agility and speed.
Anyone else thought these females' arms and legs are way too thin to portray (GREAT Amazon Warriors) ?
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Why didn't they train up a cast with lots of muscle like in the (2006) 300, which cost even less money to make.. ?
I thought the movie was okay. Not sure why people are saying it's phenomenal. Final boss was good, but then got a bit too cheesy.
Gal Gadot is Wonder Woman, though. Can't imagine someone else as WW.
The action scenes were way too busy and just gross to watch due to all the unneeded effects and really odd camera angle choices. The movie as a whole was OK though, much better than Batman v Superman.
I really don't get the hype behind this movie, it was a really basic movie that didn't take any chances, make you think, or do anything particularly exciting. Just decent basic action. I suppose it has something to do with people these days blindly loving anything with a female lead.
The action scenes were way too busy and just gross to watch due to all the unneeded effects and really odd camera angle choices. The movie as a whole was OK though, much better than Batman v Superman.
I really don't get the hype behind this movie, it was a really basic movie that didn't take any chances, make you think, or do anything particularly exciting. Just decent basic action. I suppose it has something to do with people these days blindly loving anything with a female lead.
I didn't get the hype either. My wife and I walked out and we both said it's like any other superhero movie. Feel like we're getting way too many these days. At first it was cool, but now it's like up to five or so a year. I remember when Spider-Man was the first "real" comic book movie in a long while and I was so pumped. Now it's a bit saturated.
Agreed on the effects: they were unnatural way too many times.
The action scenes were way too busy and just gross to watch due to all the unneeded effects and really odd camera angle choices. The movie as a whole was OK though, much better than Batman v Superman.I think part of it is a woman lead, but my understanding from people I know into comic books, that compared to DC's prior movies, Batman vs Superman, Watchmen, Green Lantern, etc., it was a masterpiece. Which, if Suicide Squad was any indication, they are probably right.
I really don't get the hype behind this movie, it was a really basic movie that didn't take any chances, make you think, or do anything particularly exciting. Just decent basic action. I suppose it has something to do with people these days blindly loving anything with a female lead.
I dunno, Watchmen was pretty good. It had a lot to live up to so I thought it fair to cut it a little slack due to the source material. And as for BvS, the action scenes were actually REALLY well done in that film, it's the entire rest of it that was awful. I think that's part of what irked me with WW, it was like a reverse BvS in that the main bulk of the film was decent but the action suffered and felt kind of stale.
There's some great DC comics out there (Lobo movie please! DC's answer to Deadpool?,) and not to mention DC owns Vertigo which has some of the most story-rich western comic universes out there.
I dunno, Watchmen was pretty good. It had a lot to live up to so I thought it fair to cut it a little slack due to the source material. And as for BvS, the action scenes were actually REALLY well done in that film, it's the entire rest of it that was awful. I think that's part of what irked me with WW, it was like a reverse BvS in that the main bulk of the film was decent but the action suffered and felt kind of stale.Not DC comics themselves, they were referring to DC comics turned into movies that were terrible, enjoyable, but not good movies. Not being into comics, I couldn't tell you more though (I tuned out the rest of the conversation). I actually enjoyed Watchmen, it had an interesting storyline to it, but again, I know people were who not impressed.
There's some great DC comics out there (Lobo movie please! DC's answer to Deadpool?,) and not to mention DC owns Vertigo which has some of the most story-rich western comic universes out there.
There have been too many superhero movies out for several years now. They're all blurring together. Give me a middling drama or thriller over any of these movies most of the time.
This thread is funny to me. I worked on the film for the best part of this year and saw all the cut changes and all the VFX being slowly versioned up. I always thought the action looked ropey, and they really did cut it and recut it like nobody's business trying to get it to work, making it quicker and more choppy, then lengthening it out again... when it got to the final cut with all final VFX I was like, 'oh, so they never really worked that stuff out I guess'... Then it was really well received and I was really ****ing surprised.
Anyone else thought these females' arms and legs are way too thin to portray (GREAT Amazon Warriors) ?
Besides:Show Image(http://www.indiewire.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/wonder-woman.jpg)
That is not a "skinny" woman. Look at those arms, those thighs, the muscles around that neck! Everything looks OK in Amazon Land to me.
Anyone else thought these females' arms and legs are way too thin to portray (GREAT Amazon Warriors) ?
So, were you trying to compensate for that with the big font? (Some of us don't need big fonts, if you catch my drift—buh ha ha)