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Post by moviebuffbrad on Mar 17, 2019 21:10:04 GMT
Gal Gadot and Brie Larson didn't even do full frontal nudity in their comic book movies. The most incel thing I've ever heard. |
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Post by anthonyrocks on Mar 17, 2019 21:48:31 GMT
The ones agreeing because of her looks are obviously not "guys", since Wonder Woman was way hotter to the male point of view. None of the stories are usually that good. Wonder Woman had as good a story as any, despite being predictable in terms of who the villains were, but those things being equal, she was way more eye candy gorgeous at 10/10 than the girl next door looks of Sheena. Of course, the girl next door is more attainable, and that is the appeal of such movies. No guy thinks he can get a girl as hot as Wonder Woman. You're just talking crazy now, kid. Sure Gadot has a cute face, but she's too skinny with no boobs or butt. Sheena has it all and she shows it all in the movie. John Spartan, You are Fined 1 Credit for Violation of The Verbal Morality Statute!
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Post by johnspartan on Mar 17, 2019 21:55:49 GMT
Gal Gadot and Brie Larson didn't even do full frontal nudity in their comic book movies. The most incel thing I've ever heard. Why so serious, Brokeback Joker? 
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Post by mikef6 on Mar 17, 2019 22:00:26 GMT
Maybe it is this "male dominates the stronger and smarter female" that is to our O.P.'s liking. Whereas in Marvel and Panther you have women and black people in charge all along.
After Killmonger throws T'Challa over the waterfall and claims the throne, the logical thing would be for T'Challa's sister (next in line to the throne) to challenge Killmonger for the throne. But instead of challenging Killmonger for the throne, T'Challa's sister runs to another male tribal leader to try to get him to challenge Killmonger.
T'Challa's sister: "I'm just a weak women and I can't fight against a man like the Amazons in Wonder Woman can or like Mera and Atlanna in Aquaman can so I need you, a big strong man, to fight my battles for me." Just so you know, I have been a right-wing watcher for many decades now, starting with my parents, so I know and (unfortunately) hear all their code talk. It pains me. The most recent in that regard is the "movies with female or black leads, writers, and directors all have agendas." Of course, superhero films with white male stars do not. That can be clearly heard when known MAGAs attack them for "agendas" and "politically correctness." Having said that, after repeated attempts to get into superhero movies I have completely sworn them off, so I have not seen any for the last three or four years. If women are put in a subordinate position in Black Panther then it is, indeed, a disappointment. However, if you will excuse me, I will believe it when I hear it from the people who are actually effected by it, not extreme conservatives.
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Post by moviebuffbrad on Mar 18, 2019 1:16:22 GMT
The most incel thing I've ever heard. Why so serious, Brokeback Joker? Brokeback Mountain jokes are deader than Heath Ledger. |
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Post by Captain Spencer on Mar 18, 2019 1:52:55 GMT
And just to let you know, the loin cloth even comes right off in a skinny dipping scene. And this is a PG-rated movie! LOL, Is it basically 1 of those Teasing Type Scenes in the Movie ? John Spartan speaks the truth, Tanya does the full monty in this one.
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Post by Prime etc. on Mar 18, 2019 2:14:41 GMT
www.imdb.com/title/tt0065070/Topless Jungle Girl: The Movie rduchmann12 June 2000 African expedition finds wild white girl living with animals on a backlot jungle set. Although not reflected in the IMDB credits, the titular (and then some) role is played by Femi Benussi, at her most gorgeous. There are bad guys and good guys on the expedition, but the principal point of the film is summed up in the observation that Femi spends about 99% of her screen time wearing nothing but a little junglekini thong bottom. (She looks terrific, traveling the jungle on elephantback.) At one point she finds some of the expedition's castoff junk, including discarded clothing, and slips into a jacket she's found in the debris. Her pet chimp eyes her up and down, then shakes his head "no" and she slips right back out of the jacket. (This seems to be conclusive proof that the Darwinian theory is, after all, correct.) One of numerous topless jungle girl movies emanating from Europe in the late 1960s and 1970s, this is par for the genre. This was not released in the US till about 1976, and then with partly anglicized credits which omitted Femi altogether. The only US video print I have seen, on the Sinister Cinema label, is a bit scratchy but watchable. Femi is worth a wow! in this. (So now where can I find a copy of AMAZONS FOR TWO ADVENTURERS, with peachy Marie Ekorre in a 1970s German version of this perennial favorite theme among voyeurs?)
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Post by mslo79 on Mar 18, 2019 5:43:58 GMT
Wonder Woman (2017) is the clear cut #1 female super hero movie in my mind. there has not been anything to really challenge it (I know Captain Marvel (2019) is another recent female lead super hero movie and while I have not seen it, I just don't see it beating Wonder Woman (2017) overall) as Wonder Woman seems to be THE most known female super hero which that right there says a lot.
hell, Wonder Woman (2017) might be my #1 super hero movie straight up. if not, it's pretty close at this point as Man of Steel (2013) was my #1 super hero movie until a re-watch recently and it dropped off a bit to where I would say it's probably either Wonder Woman (2017) or Batman v Superman (2016) for my #1 spot (so I can't say I have a clear cut #1 super hero movie right now but it's probably one of those two). for the record... I still like Man of Steel (2013) (it's still a 6/10 even though it was a 6-6.5/10).
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Post by anthonyrocks on Mar 18, 2019 14:11:34 GMT
LOL, Is it basically 1 of those Teasing Type Scenes in the Movie ? John Spartan speaks the truth, Tanya does the full monty in this one. Oh, I definitely believe it!
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Post by lenlenlen1 on Mar 18, 2019 14:52:54 GMT
My favorite scene from that movie...
But Wonder Woman is a WAYYYY better movie. Come on!
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Post by lenlenlen1 on Mar 18, 2019 14:59:07 GMT
LOL!
I have never seen "SHEENA", What is it actually about ?
Its strictly a TnA movie from back when you could make that sort of movie and find an "actress" who would go along with it. It has next to no redeeming values otherwise. Still fun to see if you like cheesy.
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Post by DC-Fan on Mar 18, 2019 15:01:08 GMT
Black Panther doesn't have women in charge. All the women in Black Panther are subservient to a male King and the women in Black Panther are unable to fight their own battles and need men to fight their battles for them.
After Killmonger throws T'Challa over the waterfall and claims the throne, the logical thing would be for T'Challa's sister (next in line to the throne) to challenge Killmonger for the throne. But instead of challenging Killmonger for the throne, T'Challa's sister runs to another male tribal leader to try to get him to challenge Killmonger.
T'Challa's sister: "I'm just a weak women and I can't fight against a man like the Amazons in Wonder Woman can or like Mera and Atlanna in Aquaman can so I need you, a big strong man, to fight my battles for me." Well, there's no men in Themyscria There were heavily-armed German soldiers in Themyscira. The Amazons defeated them, unlike Shuri who was a coward and couldn't fight against men and begged another tribal leader to fight her battle for her. and Mera is a Mary Sue, who's only powerful when the script needed her to be. Seriously, she could've used her hydrokinesis powers when they're were being chased by Orm's army in Atlantis or in Sicily. Shuri is just a scientific genius. Shuri was a coward who couldn't fight her own battles and had to beg another male tribal leader to fight her battle for her. I get that Shuri isn't much of a fighter so if she didn't want to challenge Killmonger for the throne because she knew she would lose, that's OK. But if she's not going to challenge for the throne, then she should've accepted Killmonger as the new King and obeyed Killmoger's commands. But instead, she not only wasn't willing to fight her own battle, she ran to another male tribal leader and begged him to fight her battle for her. Shuri: "I don't want Killmonger to be my King but I'm just a weak woman who can't fight against a man like the Amazons in Wonder Woman can or like Mera and Atlanna in Aquaman can so I need a big strong man to fight my battles for me."
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Post by johnspartan on Mar 18, 2019 15:35:32 GMT
LOL!
I have never seen "SHEENA", What is it actually about ?
Its strictly a TnA movie from back when you could make that sort of movie and find an "actress" who would go along with it. It ho next to now redeeming values otherwise. Still fun to see if you like cheesy. Now, hold on. That's how I would describe Bo Derek's sleazy "Tarzan the Ape Man.""Sheena" has nudity, but otherwise it has the innocence and comic book charm of the best Tarzan movies with impressive cinematography and music score as well.
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Post by lenlenlen1 on Mar 18, 2019 17:12:12 GMT
Its strictly a TnA movie from back when you could make that sort of movie and find an "actress" who would go along with it. It has next to no redeeming values otherwise. Still fun to see if you like cheesy. Now, hold on. That's how I would describe Bo Derek's sleazy "Tarzan the Ape Man.""Sheena" has nudity, but otherwise it has the innocence and comic book charm of the best Tarzan movies with impressive cinematography and music score as well. The description applies to both.
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Post by johnspartan on Mar 18, 2019 17:20:38 GMT
Now, hold on. That's how I would describe Bo Derek's sleazy "Tarzan the Ape Man.""Sheena" has nudity, but otherwise it has the innocence and comic book charm of the best Tarzan movies with impressive cinematography and music score as well. The description applies to both. Well you wouldn't know with your Hercules 2014 avatar. Hercules 2014 wasn't even fun or entertaining at all.
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Post by lenlenlen1 on Mar 18, 2019 17:30:33 GMT
The description applies to both. Well you wouldn't know with your Hercules 2014 avatar. Hercules 2014 wasn't even fun or entertaining at all. I don't use that icon because I like the movie. I use it because its ludicrous and I have a sense of humor. NEXT!!!
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Post by johnspartan on Mar 18, 2019 17:39:07 GMT
Well you wouldn't know with your Hercules 2014 avatar. Hercules 2014 wasn't even fun or entertaining at all. I don't use that icon because I like the movie. I use it because its ludicrous and I have a sense of humor. NEXT!!!
Speaking of ludicrous, Wonder Woman attends a social gathering in a backless gown with a giant sword sticking out but nobody in the room notices it. THAT is fucking ludicrous.
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Post by lenlenlen1 on Mar 18, 2019 17:42:39 GMT
I don't use that icon because I like the movie. I use it because its ludicrous and I have a sense of humor. NEXT!!!
Speaking of ludicrous, Wonder Woman attends a social gathering in a backless gown with a giant sword sticking out but nobody in the room notices it. THAT is fucking ludicrous. Yep. You can find moments of ludicrousness in every movie.
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Post by johnspartan on Mar 18, 2019 17:51:03 GMT
Speaking of ludicrous, Wonder Woman attends a social gathering in a backless gown with a giant sword sticking out but nobody in the room notices it. THAT is fucking ludicrous. Yep. You can find moments of ludicrousness in every movie. Not in "Sheena."
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Post by lenlenlen1 on Mar 18, 2019 17:53:42 GMT
Yep. You can find moments of ludicrousness in every movie. Not in "Sheena." Now THAT is ludicrous statement.
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