Nando v Movies attempts to improve Wonder Woman's villains
May 9, 2018 19:33:20 GMT
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Post by JudgeJuryDredd on May 9, 2018 19:33:20 GMT
YouTuber Nando v Movies quite liked Wonder Woman but they feel that the biggest problem was the villains and its ending, in this two-parter below he attempts to improve Ares and Dr. Poison and their role in the narrative.
Thoughts and opinions? Wonder Woman was one of my favorite films of last year, but I must admit they could've done more with its villains like Ares and Dr. Poison. I do agree Dr. Poison could've been developed better and made more sympathetic, and I liked the twist with Ares but the revelation was too quick and they disposed of him too fast.
Wonder Woman wasn't perfect. It was very good. Not only was it the first successful female led superhero movie, but it remains the only part of the DCEU with an overwhelmingly positive critical response.
But Wonder Woman had its faults and none were more pronounced than the film's villain, Ares.
So in part one of a two part series centered around fixing the ending of Wonder Woman, I look at how the God of War could both be present in the universe and absent from World War 1.
But Wonder Woman had its faults and none were more pronounced than the film's villain, Ares.
So in part one of a two part series centered around fixing the ending of Wonder Woman, I look at how the God of War could both be present in the universe and absent from World War 1.
Wonder Woman was a great movie with a not great ending. Ares shows up and it turns out he's a stuffy British guy who throws lightning at Wonder Woman. It didn't work.
But could the ending have been saved if Ares wasn't the villain?
In part two of a two part series centered around fixing the ending of Wonder Woman, I look at how adding Doctor Poison to the finale could have both addressed some technical issues with the third act and followed through on the themes set up during the film.
But could the ending have been saved if Ares wasn't the villain?
In part two of a two part series centered around fixing the ending of Wonder Woman, I look at how adding Doctor Poison to the finale could have both addressed some technical issues with the third act and followed through on the themes set up during the film.
Thoughts and opinions? Wonder Woman was one of my favorite films of last year, but I must admit they could've done more with its villains like Ares and Dr. Poison. I do agree Dr. Poison could've been developed better and made more sympathetic, and I liked the twist with Ares but the revelation was too quick and they disposed of him too fast.
