Ah, the 5th anniversary WAL.
I probably won’t have time for the whole flick, but I’d be down for stopping by for an hour or so.
Ah, the 5th anniversary WAL.
I probably won’t have time for the whole flick, but I’d be down for stopping by for an hour or so.
Ps. just gonna park this here because I’m mildly obsessed w/ this song lately…plz enjoy, everyone.
Just gonna drop this here is anyone wants to come by this month.
Beyond the Wonder
DC History here to add our lightly researched musings to this WAL. We had plans for an extensive, deeply researched historical perspective, but we cannot afford actual researchers. So, you’re stuck.
Beyond the Wonder, a quick look into the characters and creators from Wonder Woman beyond this movie.
Beyond the Wonder
Patty Jenkins, Director:
Variety 500 Profile
Jenkins’ second go-round in the DC Comics universe, “Wonder Woman 1984,” became one of the big cinematic events of the pandemic lockdown in December 2020 when Warner Bros. premiered it on its new streaming service HBO Max the same day it hit theaters. While it wasn’t as well received as 2017’s “Wonder Woman,” the $9 million base salary she received for the film established her as the highest-paid female director in the industry. Now, Jenkins — who first made a name for herself directing Charlize Theron to an Oscar win for best actress as serial killer Aileen Wuornos in 2003’s “Monster” — is set to become the first woman to helm a “Star Wars” movie via “Rogue Squadron,” which is scheduled to begin shooting in 2022 for a Disney release in December 2023.
Beyond the Wonder: Fill in the Blank Questions
Personal musings:
-I think Patty has a little bit of Wonder in her, just saying
-Directing Star Wars, such an opening, welcoming fan base, good luck
Dang! I only knew the first 2! That Swedish actor Q threw me. Might’ve had an actual passing grade otherwise. Oh well.
I had no idea myself on the Swedish actor.
Charles Joel Nordström Kinnaman was born and raised in Stockholm, Sweden. His mother, Bitte (Nordström), a therapist, is a Swedish citizen. His father, Steve Kinnaman (originally David Kinnaman), is an American-born Swede who was drafted during the Vietnam War and deserted the military from his base in Bangkok.
While the Master Sergeant in me cannot condone dad’s actions, the rest of me kind of admires the guts it takes.
I only knew the first one! Smart lady to walk away from that movie.
And let’s not forget, she’s coming back for Wonder Woman 3!
THIS.
Confession I like Dark World, at least I think it’s okay. But glad she didn’t get tagged as a bad director because of a bad script
I don’t mind that movie tbh (I actually can find something to like about any MCU film), but it’s probably at the bottom of my list for rewatches…
Still, it has Loki.
I was listening to an interview with her on a podcast and she said something along the lines of “someone may be able to make a good movie of that script, but it’s not me” - citing how action-driven it was rather than story-driven, I believe. I appreciate that she knows her strengths and chose not to compromise either herself or the project.
buuurn
It’s not that bad tho. I’ve definitely seen worse. Speaking of Patty Jenkins (and Christopher
) did anyone see this? I enjoyed it.
Agree. I’m of 2 minds on that particular situation. But I had no idea he is Swedish.
Sorry, I have no business making such comments as the lone defender of Eternals in this world (or it feels like that sometimes anyway ).
I have not watched I Am The Night but I remember watching all the interviews with Chris Pine when it came out… (Since Ms Jenkins likes working with him so much, maybe find a way to bring him back for Wonder Woman 3? Please, Patty? )
Steve is not wrong here (well above average, imo )…so if there’s any way at some point during her WW tenure: Yes, please!
Gasp! You too? I loved Eternals and I’m still confuzzled why people seem to dislike it.