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Posts Tagged ‘Movies’
Wonder Woman is Wonderful and Glorious!
Posted: June 1, 2017 in Batman, Cartoons, Causes, Comics, Commentary, DC Comics, Entertainment, Fantasy, Girls, Marvel Comics, Reviews, Uncategorized, Wonder WomanTags: Batman, Batman vs. Superman, DC Comics, DC Extended Universe, Gal Gadot, Greek Myths, Movies, Patty Jenkins, Robin Wright, Suicide Squad, superman, Wonder Woman, World War I
They did it! After years of anticipation and stalling, WONDER WOMAN has hit theaters and I’m happy to say it’s not only good, it is dare I say, wonderful. The story of how Princess Diana of Theymiscira (Gal Gadot) becomes WONDER WOMAN is a great movie for reasons I will explain below. But first…
Warning: Minor Spoilers…but nothing that will ruin the movie. (more…)
Mission: $100 Million for Wonder Woman
Posted: May 2, 2017 in Causes, Celebrity, Comics, Commentary, DC Comics, Entertainment, Fantasy, Girls, Movies, Wonder WomanTags: Batman, DC Comics, Feminism, Marvel Comics, Movies, superman, Wonder Woman
“We want female superhero movies!” say fans. “But women don’t sell tickets,” say execs. The argument’s been done to death. It’s time for concrete proof. And YOU have can provide that proof. So get off your keyboard and buy a ticket to Wonder Woman on opening weekend.
Why? Because despite being an icon, who hasn’t had a feature film, comicbook.com projects Wonder Woman as having the LOWEST DCEU OPENING WEEKEND! This means one thing, it’s up to us fans to make this movie a success.
Do you want that? If you do stop reading, if you don’t read on. (more…)
Why a Wonder Woman Movie Will Be Successful
Posted: August 17, 2013 in Comics, Commentary, DC Comics, Fantasy, Girls, Movies, Science FictionTags: Batman, DC Comics, Diana Prince, George Perez, Movies, Paradise Island, Spider-Man, superman, Women in Comics, Wonder Woman
By Todd Matthy
The subject of women in comics is a hot one. One of the sub-subjects is female superheroes and movies, specifically why there isn’t a Wonder Woman movie. The big questions are, “Why did we get a Jonah Hex movie before Wonder Woman?” ” “Why do executives think a super hero movie with a female lead is an automatic bomb?” “Why do executives think Wonder Woman is difficult?” I don’t know the answers to all of the questions. I do know we’ve gotten some answers that are B.S.
Female super heroes can succeed at the box office. It’s not a question of whether or not the lead is a female, it’s a question of whether the movie is good or bad. So, what’s the formula for a good Wonder Woman movie? Read below. (more…)
Review: Green Lantern
Posted: June 17, 2011 in Celebrity, Comics, Commentary, DC Comics, Entertainment, Movies, Science FictionTags: Blake Lively, Carol Ferris, DC Comics, DC Universe, Green Lantern, Green Lantern Corps, Hal Jordan, Martin Campbell, Movies, Ryan Reynolds, Sinestro, Warner Brothers
By Todd Matthy
There’s a lot of negativity about Green Lantern. Some deserved, some undeserved. It didn’t help that a trailer was released before the effects were done. But, comparisons to Jonah Hex are a little unfair. The cast is great, the effects are breathtaking, and the story’s clear. However Green Lantern has one major flaw, it’s reverence to the source material. (more…)
An Interview with Transformers Writer Flint Dille
Posted: April 6, 2011 in Animation, Anime, Cartoons, Celebrity, Interviews, Transformers, TVTags: 80's cartoons, Animation, Buck Rogers, Dungeons and Dragons, Flint Dille, Frank Miller, gi joe, Movies, Optimus Prime, Orson Welles, Sunbow Productions, Television, Transformers
Conducted by Todd Matthy
Flint Dille was born to write. His father was the publisher of the original “Buck Rogers” comic strip and he’s followed in the his footsteps as an acclaimed writer of both animation and video games. During the eighties, Flint served as both a writer and Story Editor on a little known series called “Transformers”, including the mini-series, “Five Faces of Darkness” that revealed the origin of the Transformers. So what was it like working on one of the greatest cartoons of all time? What were the politics of writing such a show? Click to below to find out. (more…)
Review: The Adjustment Bureau
Posted: March 3, 2011 in Celebrity, Commentary, Entertainment, MoviesTags: Adjustment Team, Blade Runner, Emily Blunt, Matt Damon, Movies, Phillip K Dick, Philosophy, Reviews, Science Fiction, Terrance Stamp, The Adjustment Bureau
Have you felt someone was trying to keep you from the love of your life? Someone is. And if you have the potential to be President of the United States, someone definitely is. They are called the Adjustment Bureau, which is also the name of a new movie from Universal Studios, based on the Philip K. Dick short story, “Adjustment Team.” (more…)
Superman Begins: A Treatment
Posted: March 12, 2010 in Comics, DC Comics, Entertainment, Fan Scripts, Fantasy, Fiction, Movies, Science FictionTags: Clark Kent, Comics, DC Comics, Fan Scripts, Lois Lane, Movies, Scripts, superman, Superman Begins, Treatments
Superman Begins by Todd Matthy
“Before He Could Fly He Had To Fall”
Fade In: Dawn over the planet Krypton. Riots are occurring outside the High Council Chamber are being quelled by planetary enforcers and protestors. The protesters believe that Krypton is going to be destroyed and demand to know what council plans to do about it. Within, the fate of scientist Jor-El is being debated. Jor-El is accused of creating a public disturbance with his theory that Krypton’s red sun is about to go nova. Jor-El pleads for them to order an evacuation but the Council disagrees, they don’t have enough ships for a full evacuation, not to mention a new planet. Jor-El pleads with them but the decision for his removal is unanimous. His friends and brother, Zor-El, voted against him and is expelled. He leaves in disgust.
Outside the planets orbit, a mysterious ship shows up and fires several probes over the planet Krypton, hacking into its computer systems. This is Brainiac and he intends to study Kryptonians.
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