Wonder Woman

I forgot about her for a brief second. That is all, Ramplate.

For what it's worth, Bleeding Cool is claiming that the Wonder Woman solo film will be set during the 1920's.  Seems a bit unlikely to me. 

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Here is the thing am not against DC movie plans or having women comic book movies being good cause the women need some good action films and comics is the logical vein. My concern is casting and I think DC messed up. I am not saying she has to be WWF Chyna sized but am saying this wonder women looks like Superman could blow her away with a sneeze.

I'm more concerned that she is too thin and she would look laughable as a tough Amazon Princess.

The story is the main reason I want a woman to direct Wonder Woman.  I doubt we could possibly wind up with anything as blatantly sexist as Supergirl was, but most Hollywood writers are men.  Guys routinely do things that are incredibly sexist without realizing it, and a female director will spot these problems in the script and have them corrected.  The last thing we need is a Wonder Woman who plays with bunnies in a flowery meadow after flying past some ponies.

Cool.

The world of Hollywood doesn't work like the real world.  Just to make things even more complicated, the weird way things work varies from one production studio to the next.  Sometimes folks on the outside can get a glimmer of reason out of it all.  The Russo brothers for instance made a big impression when they directed the two parts of the epic paintball war on the TV series Community. The show got a big boost in the ratings thanks to the two-parter story, and they wound up directing The Winter Soldier as a result.  The two-parter was full of intrigue, action, drama and comedy, all blended seamlessly- just like The Winter Soldier.  Other times there is no logical reason why someone would be given a shot.  Back in 2013 Warner Bros. announced that they had picked a director for their big budget, live-action adaptation of the epic sci-fi anime Robotech, Nic Mathieu.  He got the job based solely on a 30 second TV commercial for a 3D television in 2012.  Established and successful directors like Quentin Tarrantino are denied funding for their projects one day, while complete unknowns with a bit of potential are given $100 million dollars to go make a movie the next.  What it all boils down to is that if you try to make sense of it, you'll just give yourself a headache.

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Release Date: June 23, 2017