Gal Gadot is Wonder Woman in new Man of Steel Sequel

[BiteTheBullet]

I would make that you were in a different theater? Also, that some people are really REALLY excited for Wonder Woman's appearance, some people are excited, and some people are not as excited. And some Star Wars fans happen to not care at all about Wonder Woman.

Not really anything to do with my post that you've quoted though.

It seemed like the implication was that fans were gushing wildly over Wonder Womans entrance in the trailer, when I didn't see that at the screening I was.

If this is not what you implied, then I am in error and apologize. Otherwise, a little internet hyperbole?

[BiteTheBullet]

Obviously your theater was filled with pod people. Tell me. Since then, have you gone to sleep?

Maybe the theater was filled with people that are more like my personality. I normally do not get crazy over trailers or hype until I have actually seen the product.

As an example, if it wasn't for my brother, I would not have seen Star Wars this early as I do not want to wait in lines. But he got tickets with assigned seating for a Saturday night and we didn't have to wait. Based on hype alone, this movie should have blown my mind out, as I was an 11 year old when I saw the original Star Wars movie as a kid in the theaters and loved it. Sadly, while a fun movie, it borrowed way too many elements from the original Star Wars to do anything but blow my mind away. I hope this isn't the case with BvS or with Wonder Woman being in it, but with all the superhero movies that have been out now, is there really anything that we haven't seen in comic book movies yet?

[LoneNecromancer]

I hope this isn't the case with BvS or with Wonder Woman being in it, but with all the superhero movies that have been out now, is there really anything that we haven't seen in comic book movies yet?

Well, most of them have been made by the same studio following the exact same formula while these are made by someone different, so, yeah, I'd think so.

[Top Carnivore]

I'm cool, I guess, that not every single theatergoer leapt to their feet screaming, "OMG! WONDER WOMAN! OMG!"

Although I do feel sorry for those cold, emotionless humanoids who obviously lack a soul.

[BiteTheBullet]

I'm cool, I guess, that not every single theatergoer leapt to their feet screaming, "OMG! WONDER WOMAN! OMG!"

Although I do feel sorry for those cold, emotionless humanoids who obviously lack a soul.

I should shout out loud in my seat at a trailer to show soul? I know you are trying to joke (at least I hope so), but come on.

[Top Carnivore]

I should shout out loud in my seat at a trailer to show soul? I know you are trying to joke (at least I hope so), but come on.

I don't know. Not for me to judge. But every single person in my sold-out theater broke into a spontaneous and oddly synchronized flash dance, fists raised, chanting, "Diana! Diana! Diana!"

[BiteTheBullet]

I don't know. Not for me to judge. But every single person in my sold-out theater broke into a spontaneous and oddly synchronized flash dance, fists raised, chanting, "Diana! Diana! Diana!"

A quick thinking fan would have videod'ed this and shown it on youtube or facebook. I would have like to have seen the flash dance

There is no way you could be making this up. We are all honest and don't exaggerate on this messageboard, right?

[Gaelforce]

Time to take a step back and give the sarcasm and hyperbole a break, guys.

[Top Carnivore]

Happy holidays, Gaelforce!

[RealWonderman]

It seemed like the implication was that fans were gushing wildly over Wonder Womans entrance in the trailer, when I didn't see that at the screening I was.

If this is not what you implied, then I am in error and apologize. Otherwise, a little internet hyperbole?

I don't think I implied it, I stated it outright. And that's unfortunate, because it was really cool to experience all the gushing. But, it seems your experience may have been the minority. Here is an article, Tweets included:

http://dccomicsmovie.com/the-audienc...-to-star-wars/

[My Two Cents]

The Audience reacting to the events on the big screen goes back over 100 years

[username_]

The Audience reacting to the events on the big screen goes back over 100 years

Yeah but an audience chanting "Diana Diana Diana", I can't quite imagine that happen. I mean where I live, a significant portion of the audience wouldn't even know that's Wonder Woman, let alone that her civilian name is Diana.

[username_]

I don't think I implied it, I stated it outright. And that's unfortunate, because it was really cool to experience all the gushing. But, it seems your experience may have been the minority. Here is an article, Tweets included:

http://dccomicsmovie.com/the-audienc...-to-star-wars/

TFA opened on something like +3000 screens in the US alone, thousands more the world over, you have 1 video, 3 or 4 tweets and you're calling that the "majority". I haven't gone see TFA yet, I'm gonna go this sunday, I'll tell you then what my experience was like

[Gaelforce]

TFA opened on something like +3000 screens in the US alone, thousands more the world over, you have 1 video, 3 or 4 tweets and you're calling that the "majority". I haven't gone see TFA yet, I'm gonna go this sunday, I'll tell you then what my experience was like

Hmmm...

The article shows over 50 different tweets from folks who saw many positive reactions, so it goes a bit beyond '3 or 4' tweets.

Clearly some of you will go to showings without the cheering, and I suspect that the further you get away from the opening weekend, the fewer such reactions you'll see as the audiences will be smaller and less pumped for Star Wars, but count me among those who heard a lot of cheers when Diana showed up

[FIFTY-TWO (52)]

Hmmm...

The article shows over 50 different tweets from folks who saw many positive reactions, so it goes a bit beyond '3 or 4' tweets.

Clearly some of you will go to showings without the cheering, and I suspect that the further you get away from the opening weekend, the fewer such reactions you'll see as the audiences will be smaller and less pumped for Star Wars, but count me among those who heard a lot of cheers when Diana showed up

At the opening of Star Wars, BvS (especially Wonder Woman) got a huge response here in Dallas, TX!! I was actually pretty surprised because all I heard online was how much everyone hated the last trailer. It turns out WB knew what they were doing by putting a trailer together for the general audience.