Xena is not relevant anymore people.
Xena is not relevant anymore people.
#InGunnITrust, #ZackSnyderistheBlueprint, #ReleasetheAyerCut
it's not like WW can give herself a tv show or something else.
I don't think anyone here understood me. I really think she was left behind by warner/DC that took so much time to do something with WW. Being the first doesn't really mean nothing if there isn't a good marketing and media presence.
I exagerate, Xena isn't the big icon than WW is. Buuuuut in other side she is the warrior greek woman in the people imaginary, it's no wonder people said she was looking like xena. Xena is not the hot warrior chick, she is really important to many people
Last edited by Blacksun; 08-03-2014 at 07:22 PM.
Part of the reason Xena occupies that role is because that is ALL she is ... Diana hasn't been portrayed as warrior Greek woman to a mainstream audience for nearly 40 years, her warrior and Greek myths background aren't something most broad audiences are even aware of. Xena's entire existence was built off of being a warlord ... Diana's most distinctive thing is Amazon, while inherently Greek, WW created a whole new myth around Amazons that isn't necessarily identified as "warriors" to the folks who remember the Lynda Carter show ... They were always depicted as olympic type athletes rather than just warrior women. In many ways WMM's GA version is what to this day is in the minds of people.
EVOLUTION OF WONDER WOMAN (not sure if it's been posted on CBR, if it has, it's worth repeating)
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While I would've preferred a few metal rivets to simulate stars on the battle skirt, it's still obvious who Gal Gadot is portraying in this new costume--Wonder Woman!
Fav Wonder Woman traits: Strength, Compassion, Love...never holds a petty grudge. Xo
I loved the boots that Lynda wore, but it also threw me a little, even as a kid, when she wore the flats in an action scene right after showing her in heels. They should stay with flats for Gal's character. She is 5'9" which is tall for a woman. Otherwise, they should have cast a 6'0" or taller woman who doesn't need heels (Elle MacPherson fits the bill). I notice the flats/heels when I watch action scenes constantly. If you are careful you can see the stunt double for Michelle Pfeiffers Catwoman wearing flats.
The Black Widow needs some type of heels because she is very short. ScarJo is only 5'3". But the heels/wedges still is a stupid look for heroes that need to fight in them. What will be the grim and gritty (realistic) reason why Wonder Woman is fighting in wedges, especially if we see the stunt double wearing flats?
I really hope the colors 'pop' out on the screen instead of the brownish looking one we got at the comic-con. And hoping it is more vibrant than a really dark red and blue (got to be dark for it to be grim and gritty, I guess).
I hope she can act well. I know the action scenes will be good because I think Zac Synder does a really good job with them. Any actress as Wonder Woman will look fierce and badass under his direction of action scenes. Now we have to hope she can hit it out of the ballpark.
Here is yet another side by side comparison of WW and Xena. Aside from both costumes being brown and having the Greeco-Roman style; they look nothing alike.
Last edited by Doctor Know; 08-04-2014 at 06:42 AM.
exactly ... they were very clearly living in a world of peace and loving respect for each other. The training was part of the mental abilities all Amazons in the GA possessed because they worked hard to perfect themselves and realize their truly unlimited potential. It's one of the things that was slowly stripped away from them that has always bothered me. I'd really like for the film version to have at least some version of her Amazon skills/training as the source of her powers. IMO Amazaon training made her vastly more interesting since she could draw on so many skills, peak physical conditioning, fighting, healing, technology, negotiation ... whatever she needed to find a solution to her problem ... even Super Breath and various forms of telepathy!
Which still begs the question---Why did the director of the movie release the first picture of Wonder Woman for his movie with a filter on it? How many discerning viewers are going to realize that there is a filter on the photo? How many people seeing the photo will care that there is some sort of filtering going on, and instead just take the photo and the colors that they see at face value?
And Wonder Woman's isn't brown either. It's red and blue.
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It's not about 'deserve' it's about what you believe. And I believe in Love.