Wonder Woman (2017)

[AaronJ]

Originally Posted by swmwithsharks

No.

Good to know. Thanks.

[javy]

Originally Posted by AaronJ

Good to know. Thanks.

When I went to watch Kong Skull Island nobody in the theatre knew to stay and watch the post credit scene except me and the family. They must not have gotten the memo on the internet. I felt devilishly good about it.

[testmon1182]

Going to see this tonight.

[AaronJ]

Originally Posted by javy

When I went to watch Kong Skull Island nobody in the theatre knew to stay and watch the post credit scene except me and the family. They must not have gotten the memo on the internet. I felt devilishly good about it.

Nice. It's just that these credits, especially in the days of complex VFX and CGI, just go on and on and on and on and ... well you get the idea. I definitely don't want to be sitting there waiting for a scene that never happens.

I always watch the beginning of the credits, a few minutes worth, though.

[Samus Aran]

Originally Posted by AaronJ

Nice. It's just that these credits, especially in the days of complex VFX and CGI, just go on and on and on and on and ... well you get the idea. I definitely don't want to be sitting there waiting for a scene that never happens.

I always watch the beginning of the credits, a few minutes worth, though.

I heard there was something at the end of Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest, so we sat there for what felt like 10 minutes to see... that.

[AaronJ]

Originally Posted by Samus Aran

I heard there was something at the end of Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest, so we sat there for what felt like 10 minutes to see... that.

It probably actually WAS 10 minutes!

[Aerodude73]

Originally Posted by Diesel

Got my ticket for tomorrow night at 7:00.

I'm usually a Saturday morning show person for the half price ticket but our local theatre has been going to crap for a while and there are only 2 screens out of 10 that I am willing to pay to see a movie on at this point

It's a 45 minute drive to the closest competition, so I can only make the drive for a select few at the nicer theatres; usually 1 or 2 per year.

The IMAX nearest me is about that too, 45-50 mins drive --- but, my Go-To theater (Dolby Atmos ), is 75-80 mins away, which is where I'll be Friday at 3:50pm with my niece & nephew seeing this (in 3D)

Originally Posted by Blu Titan

Just pelas elevae the political references out of this thread. Political discussions are divisive and not to be discussed in this forum. Honestly, I get enough political bs from the news. social media, family, friends...stuff is nauseating.

Thus, lets discuss the movie

, , --- Come again, B.T.? You drinkin' on the job again?

Originally Posted by rodneyfaile

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Originally Posted by Samus Aran

I heard there was something at the end of Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest, so we sat there for what felt like 10 minutes to see... that.

yea, I Too was the ONLY ONE left in the theater for Pirates 5 for that "bonus" scene.

[Samus Aran]

Originally Posted by Aerodude73

yea, I Too was the ONLY ONE left in the theater for Pirates 5 for that "bonus" scene.

I still see a lot of people bolt Marvel movies once the credits start rolling even though they've done stingers for how many movies now?

[Drewbee87]

My sister and I will be going to the AMC theater that's about 35 minutes from where we live. We seen GOTG Vol. 2 with her coworkers there and my sister said "We're coming here more often" The seats and Dolby Vision are what changed her mind about going that far to another theater besides the Regal which is only 15 minutes away. lol

[L-Rouge]

Very Very enjoyable, Gal Gadot has a very good presence in the film. I do appreciate how the final act becomes a sense of symbolism but as final acts go I've always had an issue where the voice of the movie disappears into the mire of generic finishes set by movies prior and Wonder Woman's strength seems a little generic in all this.

Forgivable, I liked what was attempted and certainly enjoyed the journey

4.5/5

[Gamma_Winstead]

Originally Posted by Samus Aran

I still see a lot of people bolt Marvel movies once the credits start rolling even though they've done stingers for how many movies now?

It happens every movie. Every opening night sees 90% of the audience leave for some reason.

Is there a credits scene for wonder woman?

[darkness2918]

Originally Posted by Samus Aran

I still see a lot of people bolt Marvel movies once the credits start rolling even though they've done stingers for how many movies now?

Id just rather read about the scene online then watch it when the BD releases instead of sitting through end credits at the theater.

[toddly6666]

Originally Posted by Gamma_Winstead

It happens every movie. Every opening night sees 90% of the audience leave for some reason.

Is there a credits scene for wonder woman?

No

[Chaotic]

Originally Posted by Samus Aran

I still see a lot of people bolt Marvel movies once the credits start rolling even though they've done stingers for how many movies now?

They probably think don't care or wait for youtube. I'll probably start doing that too if they are at the very end.

[RockyIII]

Originally Posted by Gamma_Winstead

It happens every movie. Every opening night sees 90% of the audience leave for some reason.

Is there a credits scene for wonder woman?

Or maybe they want to wait for the bluray release to be able to fastforward through the credits and just get to it? 😎

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[Dragon Ranger]

SPOILER FREE THOUGHTS

Went to the midnight screening here in the UK and I can honestly say I thought it was brilliant! The casting is spot on, Gadot makes it look effortless the way she leads the movie; her chemistry with Chris Pine and everyone else is perfect. The production design from Paradise Island to London to the war in Europe is never less than stunning and for me there was the perfect balance of emotion, action and drama.

Most criticisms I have heard is that the third act is too action and effects heavy but I don't agree with this at all as the first two thirds of the film have built to this and it feels like the correct pay off.

I maybe biased because I am a huge DC fan and have loved all the DCEU movies so far but I can see why they aren't for everyone and would say that Wonder Woman is easily the most accessible and not constricted by being part of a franchise. So if you have friends who are wary about stepping into the world of comic book movies this is a great jumping on point.

Going back for a second viewing this weekend and several more after that!

[L-Rouge]

Originally Posted by Dragon Ranger

SPOILER FREE THOUGHTS

[Show spoiler]Went to the midnight screening here in the UK and I can honestly say I thought it was brilliant! The casting is spot on, Gadot makes it look effortless the way she leads the movie; her chemistry with Chris Pine and everyone else is perfect. The production design from Paradise Island to London to the war in Europe is never less than stunning and for me there was the perfect balance of emotion, action and drama.

Most criticisms I have heard is that the third act is too action and effects heavy but I don't agree with this at all as the first two thirds of the film have built to this and it feels like the correct pay off.

[Show spoiler]I maybe biased because I am a huge DC fan and have loved all the DCEU movies so far but I can see why they aren't for everyone and would say that Wonder Woman is easily the most accessible and not constricted by being part of a franchise. So if you have friends who are wary about stepping into the world of comic book movies this is a great jumping on point.

Going back for a second viewing this weekend and several more after that!

I was quite pleased with

[Show spoiler]the play on the identity of Aries,
I actually saw the connection early but I liked that the initial identity hadn't worked in the way Diana had thought after placing a sword through him.This plays right into her entire belief system and it didn't work. If you hadn't seen the film it was quite a good moment I thought

[BWBODDY]

Originally Posted by Dragon Ranger

SPOILER FREE THOUGHTS

Went to the midnight screening here in the UK and I can honestly say I thought it was brilliant! The casting is spot on, Gadot makes it look effortless the way she leads the movie; her chemistry with Chris Pine and everyone else is perfect. The production design from Paradise Island to London to the war in Europe is never less than stunning and for me there was the perfect balance of emotion, action and drama.

Most criticisms I have heard is that the third act is too action and effects heavy but I don't agree with this at all as the first two thirds of the film have built to this and it feels like the correct pay off.

I maybe biased because I am a huge DC fan and have loved all the DCEU movies so far but I can see why they aren't for everyone and would say that Wonder Woman is easily the most accessible and not constricted by being part of a franchise. So if you have friends who are wary about stepping into the world of comic book movies this is a great jumping on point.

Going back for a second viewing this weekend and several more after that!

Originally Posted by L-Rouge

I was quite pleased with

[Show spoiler]the play on the identity of Aries,
I actually saw the connection early but I liked that the initial identity hadn't worked in the way Diana had thought after placing a sword through him.This plays right into her entire belief system and it didn't work. If you hadn't seen the film it was quite a good moment I thought

This just has me pumped up even more for it!

I'll be seeing it in less than 13 hours from now !

[GP Legend]

I'm glad the DC fanboys love Rotten Tomatoes again.

On a serious note, I'm glad WB/DC finally seems to be getting it together. I hope Justice League and Aquaman follow suit.

[borgmatrix]

Originally Posted by Chaotic

They probably think don't care or wait for youtube. I'll probably start doing that too if they are at the very end.

Yeah, absolutely. I'm surprised so many are missing this obvious reason. When I go with friends, we'll always ask each other if we should stay. And I'm usually open to, but usually most of our group doesn't want to and we leave. I think most in the audience are very aware there's something coming, and just don't want to stay for it.