-
The VOIDRUNNER'S CODEX is LIVE! Explore new worlds, fight oppressive empires, fend off fearsome aliens, and wield deadly psionics with this comprehensive boxed set expansion for 5E and A5E!
Wonder Woman Out Dec 16th
- Thread starter Morrus
- Start date
cmad1977
Hero
Pretty sure he also did the original She-ra.
No, he did not.
Yes, he did. Also He-Man. Also The Real Ghostbusters (the cartoon), and a bunch of other stuff.
Zardnaar
Legend
Epic brain fart got that mixed up lol.
I think Trek spent millions on HDing some episodes. It's not cheap so I doubt they'll ever do it for B5.
trappedslider
Legend
Well, I just got done watching and it was okay.
Ovinomancer
No flips for you!
You're very generous.
trappedslider
Legend
I didn't want to spoil it for those who live elsewhere, it had some issues
like what happened to the plane?
RangerWickett
Legend
I thought it was a fun movie with good heart that needed a script doctor and some tighter editing.
The villains were both fun to watch, and to empathize with. I really dug Max Lord's desperate suaveness. Though him flying to Egypt and back was an odd whiplash.
Also, one small line would've fixed a bit where I had trouble suspending disbelief. When they get the jet, just have Diana say that this is cutting edge Wayne Tech, able to fly around the world twice on one tank of fuel. (Or insert appropriate DC-Universe arms manufacturer; I know Bruce would be a kid in 1984, but his family's company might have developed nifty fuel tech.)
The 'moral lesson' climax worked for me, and I teared up at the emotional beat. But the 'physical conflict' element of the climax fell flat, in my opinion. Fighting Barbara just felt like any other CG vs CG action scene, with no real payoff to their relationship. And I wish they'd spent more of the denouement showing a bit of the aftermath for the various characters.
Honestly, I wonder if the movie might have benefited from somehow getting Barbara and Diana to work together in one action scene. I'm not sure where you would have put that, though.
Also, one small line would've fixed a bit where I had trouble suspending disbelief. When they get the jet, just have Diana say that this is cutting edge Wayne Tech, able to fly around the world twice on one tank of fuel. (Or insert appropriate DC-Universe arms manufacturer; I know Bruce would be a kid in 1984, but his family's company might have developed nifty fuel tech.)
The 'moral lesson' climax worked for me, and I teared up at the emotional beat. But the 'physical conflict' element of the climax fell flat, in my opinion. Fighting Barbara just felt like any other CG vs CG action scene, with no real payoff to their relationship. And I wish they'd spent more of the denouement showing a bit of the aftermath for the various characters.
Honestly, I wonder if the movie might have benefited from somehow getting Barbara and Diana to work together in one action scene. I'm not sure where you would have put that, though.
Nah, I think that take was about right. It was okay. Not amazing, but good enough.
Similar Threads
