Wonder Woman (2017)

[Bates_Motel]

Originally Posted by yellowjacket1

That pretty much balances out from what we've all seen. Gal is sexy and you can't help but root for her but she really is a terrible actress.

It's funny that you go to silly superhero movies for the acting.

[levcore]

Originally Posted by Bates_Motel

It's funny that you go to silly superhero movies for the acting.

Yet Heath Ledger won an Oscar for acting in a 'silly superhero movie'

[AaronJ]

Originally Posted by captveg

Producer Charles Roven has confirmed there are no post credit scenes.

Good.

[AaronJ]

Originally Posted by Bates_Motel

It's funny that you go to silly superhero movies for the acting.

What exactly is your point?

[AdrianL]

I think it would've been cool if we got a new trailer for Justice League at the end of the credits, exactly like how The First Avenger did it with Avengers but that would be too identical to MCU so *shrug*

[Det. Bullock]

Originally Posted by Dauntless

The problem with all these modern movies is they are made to appeal to the the international box office sales. So very little is invested in the actual script because its just going to get dubbed in another language and all american cultural references are removed or toned down not to offend the Chinese government. All your are left with is special effects galore.

Dude, I'm Italian and I watched movies dubbed in Italian for most of my life and even translated a lot of dialogue sounds dumb anyway, that's no excuse unless you are an ignorant yokel who thinks foreigners are stupid by default.
O yeah, I forgot that the average american movie producer probably thinks like that, silly me.

[Bullseye]

I need this one. Love the Alex Ross homage.

[TheCoon]

Originally Posted by AaronJ

Good.

Why "good"?

(Ill reserve judgment til i see it ik just asking you why this is good)

[RockyIII]

Originally Posted by Det. Bullock

Dude, I'm Italian and I watched movies dubbed in Italian for most of my life and even translated a lot of dialogue sounds dumb anyway, that's no excuse unless you are an ignorant yokel who thinks foreigners are stupid by default.
O yeah, I forgot that the average american movie producer probably thinks like that, silly me.

Most people want fast food, not gourmet meals

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[Gieferg]

One question - why is she lifting miniaturized version of some russian (T28/T35) tank from 30s ?

[Bullseye]

Originally Posted by Gieferg

One question - why she's lifting miniaturized version of some russian (T28/T35) tank from 30s ?

This is a DCEU - Hobbit crossover.

[swmwithsharks]

I got passes to one of the advance screenings on Wednesday night. It's first come first served and I haven't gone to one of these preview screenings in many years. If anyone has any recent experience...how early do people start lining up for these things? I was planning to get there at 5:00 for a 7:30 show but now I'm thinking that may not be early enough to guarantee a (good) seat. Thanks for any advice!

[mwynn]

Originally Posted by Bullseye

I need this one. Love the Alex Ross homage.

What is she holding onto with her right hand?

[Adam_ME]

Originally Posted by swmwithsharks

I got passes to one of the advance screenings on Wednesday night. It's first come first served and I haven't gone to one of these preview screenings in many years. If anyone has any recent experience...how early do people start lining up for these things? I was planning to get there at 5:00 for a 7:30 show but now I'm thinking that may not be early enough to guarantee a (good) seat. Thanks for any advice!

I'd recommend getting there at least 90 minutes early. You should be assured of a seat, although it may not be a good one. If you want a good seat, be there 2+ hours in advance. Ultimately it comes down to the theater and the type of screening(2D, 3D IMAX, etc.). But generally they do overbook these things.

[Britnasty]

For a film like Wonder Woman, I'd get there 2 hours early minimum. When it comes to big blockbuster films, fans will show up ridiculously early to come find theres only 30-40 seats for actual patrons.

For DC films, I've noticed they tend to have less and less available seats for us regular folk at these screenings. For Man of Steel, 250 people showed up and only 37 seats were open. For BVS, 400 people had passes, 40 open seats.

I didn't even bother with Suicide Squad.

[Chaotic]

Glad my theaters have reserved seating. Can walk in when the previews start.

[Torgon]

Originally Posted by Chaotic

Glad my theaters have reserved seating. Can walk in when the previews start.

Not unless you get there and some moron is in your seat who wants to argue with you over it and has the same seat, same theater, same time, same date, and....wait. Nope; date is different. His showing isn't until tomorrow . True story. (His family was so pissed because it was sold out and there was nothing the theater could do).

[AaronJ]

Got my tix from Fandango, and they gave me a credit -- no cost. Has this happened to anyone else?

[Michael24]

I guess that's one benefit of living in a smaller area. Even for the biggest films, most people don't show up until 20-30 minutes before showtime, so if I get there almost an hour before I'm the only person and can grab a great seat. I only hate then having a longer wait until the movie starts. The Force Awakens was the only movie in 16 years of going to this theater where I still had a line to wait in even an hour early.

I hate the concept of assigned seating, though. If you get stuck next to somebody obnoxious or somebody with kids who can't keep quiet/sit still, you're screwed and can't move anywhere else because you might wind up in a seat reserved for somebody else.

[AdrianL]

Originally Posted by swmwithsharks

I got passes to one of the advance screenings on Wednesday night. It's first come first served and I haven't gone to one of these preview screenings in many years. If anyone has any recent experience...how early do people start lining up for these things? I was planning to get there at 5:00 for a 7:30 show but now I'm thinking that may not be early enough to guarantee a (good) seat. Thanks for any advice!

5 is the time I usually start lining up but for this one I suggest 4:30-5, just cause you never know. A lot of the times even if I'm near the front of the line the people in front of me are saving spots for a ton of people.