Wonder woman de Patty Jenkins (2017) Avec Gal Gadot

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Wonder Woman is an Amazon (based on the Amazons of Greek mythology) and was created by Marston as a "distinctly feminist role model whose mission was to bring the Amazon ideals of love, peace, and sexual equality to a world torn by the hatred of men.'"[2]

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William Moulton Marston, a psychologist already famous for inventing the polygraph (forerunner to the magic lasso), struck upon an idea for a new kind of superhero, one who would triumph not with fists or firepower, but with love. "Fine," said Elizabeth. "But make her a woman."[5]

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Marston introduced the idea to Max Gaines, co-founder (along with Jack Liebowitz) of All-American Publications (Marston's pseudonym, Charles Moulton, combined his own and Gaines' middle names). Given the go-ahead, Marston developed Wonder Woman with Elizabeth (whom Marston believed to be a model of that era's unconventional, liberated woman).[5] Marston was also inspired by Olive Byrne, who lived with the couple in a polygamous/polyamorous relationship.[6] Both women served as exemplars for the character and greatly influenced the character's creation.[5]

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"Wonder Woman is psychological propaganda for the new type of woman who should, I believe, rule the world," Marston wrote.[1] Although Gloria Steinem placed Wonder Woman on the first standalone cover of Ms. in 1972, Marston, writing in an earlier time, designed Wonder Woman to represent a particular form of female empowerment. Feminism argues that women are equal to men and should be treated as such; Marston's representative of femininity is a 6-foot-tall Amazon wielding a golden lasso that forces obedience of those encircled. In Marston's mind, women not only held the potential to be as good as men: they could be superior to men.
In a 1943 issue of The American Scholar, Marston wrote:
“ Not even girls want to be girls so long as our feminine archetype lacks force, strength, and power. Not wanting to be girls, they don't want to be tender, submissive, peace-loving as good women are. Women's strong qualities have become despised because of their weakness. The obvious remedy is to create a feminine character with all the strength of Superman plus all the allure of a good and beautiful woman.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wonder_Woman

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pas la dernière pouf en latex quoi

t'as un blème toiiiii ????

linkndrake a écrit:

Un nouveau fake de ma création,enjoy fans !

Enjoy !

nouveau sondage

Merci pour tes montages (pas tous vu encore )

ENJOY,ONCE AGAIN !

Jennifer Love Hewitt se bat pour avoir le role.

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“I really want to play Wonder Woman. I’m obsessed with Wonder Woman.”

http://www.slashfilm.com/2010/06/14/superhero-bits-first-look-at-sif-in-thor-jennifer-love-hewitt-is-fighting-for-wonder-woman-role-brian-michael-bendis-turned-down-venom-spin-off-movie/#ixzz0qqySyRqf

l'a qu'a faire comme Megan Fox pour avoir le role dans transformers

C'est pas Michael Bay qui réalise Amb ! enfin normalement

dommmmache

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NICOLAS WINDING REFN GIVES HIS TAKE ON WONDER WOMAN
by Edward Douglas
Jun 15th, 2010

While DC Entertainment gears up for their attempts at bringing some of the DC Comics heroes to the screen, some for the very first time, one of the characters that's been somewhat neglected so far is Wonder Woman. While there have been a number of attempts over the years with Joel Silver and Joss Whedon trying to make that movie work, the Amazon powerhouse has repeatedly been put on the backburner in favor of more movies starring Batman or Superman.

A few weeks back, Danish filmmaker Nicholas Winding Refn, who has build himself a cult fanbase with movies like "The Pusher Trilogy" and last year's Bronson, told the BBC that he may be interested in making a Wonder Woman movie. As is often the case, it wasn't exactly newsworthy at the time.

It probably still isn't, but you gotta love the guys at Movieline because when they had a chance to talk to Refn yesterday about his new movie, they seemingly spent a good portion of that interview talking about Wonder Woman. Silly us, we just talked about upcoming movies that Refn actually is making, the Hollywood action movie Drive with Ryan Gosling and the Asian crime-thriller Only God Forgives, both of which should be keeping him busy over the next couple years.

Regardless, he reiterated his earlier interest to Movieline, saying:

Wonder Woman, I really want to make. That, I’m hoping, will be my $200 million extravaganza — if I even get close to it. That’s why I say, “Well, let me go make Drive; me start the ball rolling within the system.”

With some urging, he discussed what he thought would be an interesting way into the character:

The real origin of Wonder Woman is: What if women were more powerful than men? What would the world be like? That's a subliminal theme.

I think that when Christopher Nolan did the Batman movies, I think he very cleverly went back to the source material and took themes that had maybe not been exercised. And he was able to make very good and successful films with them. So I think the audience is very much out there. It’s just how you do it. And I think that some of the films that have worked over the years have worked for different reasons than people sometimes think they do.

And where Wonder Woman on one hand is a great female character who can be included in many great fight scenes, she doesn’t have great villains against her. OK, so you create some. She doesn’t have a Joker or those classic Batman kinds of guys. But she does have her whole world that she comes from, which is fascinating. The whole idea of a woman who is basically more powerful than any man — and who will always be that, and comes from a society of women who are more powerful than men — is an interesting theme that I think can be very contemporary.

You can read the rest of what he had to say about Wonder Woman over on Movieline and let us know what you think about it.

http://www.superherohype.com/news/articles/102530-nicolas-winding-refn-gives-his-take-on-wonder-woman

Je sais pas si le mec est vraiment adéquat au final, mais vraiment interessant comment il compterait approché le materiel je trouve.

Ps: Hallucinant ces commentaires qui rejettent totalement ce qu'il dit parce que il penserait trop ou simplement ne verrait pas juste une nana sexy en maillot de bain qui fighte. on se demande aprés pourquoi on a des films qui sonne creux et s'oublient au moment meme ou on les voit.

Tayelore a écrit:

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NICOLAS WINDING REFN GIVES HIS TAKE ON WONDER WOMAN
by Edward Douglas
Jun 15th, 2010

While DC Entertainment gears up for their attempts at bringing some of the DC Comics heroes to the screen, some for the very first time, one of the characters that's been somewhat neglected so far is Wonder Woman. While there have been a number of attempts over the years with Joel Silver and Joss Whedon trying to make that movie work, the Amazon powerhouse has repeatedly been put on the backburner in favor of more movies starring Batman or Superman.

A few weeks back, Danish filmmaker Nicholas Winding Refn, who has build himself a cult fanbase with movies like "The Pusher Trilogy" and last year's Bronson, told the BBC that he may be interested in making a Wonder Woman movie. As is often the case, it wasn't exactly newsworthy at the time.

It probably still isn't, but you gotta love the guys at Movieline because when they had a chance to talk to Refn yesterday about his new movie, they seemingly spent a good portion of that interview talking about Wonder Woman. Silly us, we just talked about upcoming movies that Refn actually is making, the Hollywood action movie Drive with Ryan Gosling and the Asian crime-thriller Only God Forgives, both of which should be keeping him busy over the next couple years.

Regardless, he reiterated his earlier interest to Movieline, saying:

Wonder Woman, I really want to make. That, I’m hoping, will be my $200 million extravaganza — if I even get close to it. That’s why I say, “Well, let me go make Drive; me start the ball rolling within the system.”

With some urging, he discussed what he thought would be an interesting way into the character:

The real origin of Wonder Woman is: What if women were more powerful than men? What would the world be like? That's a subliminal theme.

I think that when Christopher Nolan did the Batman movies, I think he very cleverly went back to the source material and took themes that had maybe not been exercised. And he was able to make very good and successful films with them. So I think the audience is very much out there. It’s just how you do it. And I think that some of the films that have worked over the years have worked for different reasons than people sometimes think they do.

And where Wonder Woman on one hand is a great female character who can be included in many great fight scenes, she doesn’t have great villains against her. OK, so you create some. She doesn’t have a Joker or those classic Batman kinds of guys. But she does have her whole world that she comes from, which is fascinating. The whole idea of a woman who is basically more powerful than any man — and who will always be that, and comes from a society of women who are more powerful than men — is an interesting theme that I think can be very contemporary.

You can read the rest of what he had to say about Wonder Woman over on Movieline and let us know what you think about it.

http://www.superherohype.com/news/articles/102530-nicolas-winding-refn-gives-his-take-on-wonder-woman

pas mal.....GIRL POWAAAAAAAAAA

Enjoy !

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Ps: Hallucinant ces commentaires qui rejettent totalement ce qu'il
dit parce que il penserait trop ou simplement ne verrait pas juste une
nana sexy en maillot de bain qui fighte. on se demande aprés pourquoi
on a des films qui sonne creux et s'oublient au moment meme ou on les
voit.

Mieux vaut être aveugle que lire certains des coms c'est certain, bref des geeks débiles encore pour qui l'essence de l'oeuvre c'est la couleur de cheveu du personnage et la taille de son bikini...


Sinon intéressant ce qu'il dit le Refn, donnerait bien envie de voir ce qu'il ferai, il a vraiment l'air d'avoir une approche bien spécifique du truc.

J'ai pas vu toutes tes vidéos, mais merci;)

quand je les aurais vraiment regardé je commenterais.

Cela dit, sii tu veux tu as un topic fan art aussi sur discussions général

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Lauren Donner se bat d'aprés elle pour obtenir que Warner la laisse produire Wonder Woman.

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X-Men Producer Campaigns For Wonder Woman!

Lauren Shuler Donner, producer of the X-Men movie franchise, has said she would love DC to allow her to produce a Wonder Woman movie!...

http://www.comicbookmovie.com/fansites/rorschachsrants/news/?a=19415

Je n'avais pas lu l'interview sur l'approche qu'a Winding du personnage.
Pour le moins intéressante.
Qu'elle suscite une controverse ne m'étonne pas mais alors pas du tout.

Ces mecs sont un cancer, je le pense sincèrement, je ne sais pas s'il s'agit d'un manque général de culture, d'ouverture d'esprit ou d'une connerie très, très ancrée (peut-être les trois à la fois qui sait avec en plus une touche de misogynie dans l'histoire) mais j'espère que la Warner tiendra le cap avec ses adaptations DC, à savoir envoyer paître ses mecs et confier le destin et la réinvention d'un personnage à une équipe qui se soucie aussi peu que celle de Nolan de coller à ce que je considère comme étant des accessoires (mais bon on ne va pas revenir sur la lettre, l'esprit toussa semble un peu compliqué à assimiler pour certains comme débat).

On a déjà Marvel, otage consentant de sa fanbase (qui commence à regretter d'ailleurs que ses films n'aillent finalement pas bien loin, vraiment fou).
Manquerait plus que DC/Warner se laisse prendre à ce piège à cons.

J'aurais pas mieux dit

ps: cela dit, peut etre ) tord, je ne crains pas trop pour Warner

linkndrake a écrit:

Eh bien ce montage,par contre le lien entre les musiques trop rapide et pas nécéssaire si tu vois ce que je veux dire,sinon sympa ,je vais regarder le reste