Originally Posted by
HestiasHearth
I understand both yours and Robanker's points.
I have a feeling that Jenkins will course-correct for WW3. She is a solid director, imo and her character work and storytelling skills are great, but like many others before her (and certainly after), she needs to collaborate with other filmmakers whose expertise may be in choreographing action setpieces. I would rather have a director like Jenkins, who is more concerned about characterization than someone like Snyder, who is all about spectacularly looking yet emotionally/narratively inert action. But yes, I agree with you: ideally, we can have a balance. We can have block-decimating, pulse-pounding action hand in hand with emotional resonance and solid characterization that, why not, showcases the power of a woman who allegedly has the strength of Gaea, the wisdom of Athena, the speed of Hermes, etc.