LJ_Reloaded
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probably because of this aimless fan-made flick:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XATiV3gmy-Q
I've got some advice for anyone thinking of tossing a hundred million into this project:
1) Ditch the skimpy costume. Bring back J Michael Straczynski (sp?) to handle this business. Case in point:
Stop trying to make her a quasi-feminist heroine in one hand while objectifying the fuck out of her in the other. And women in skimpy strapless swimsuit costume in combat is just. plain. stupid. Who's going to take that shit seriously in the modern day? (For that matter, Superman's classic tights don't work anymore, either.)
2) Movies based on heroines don't often do well at the box office. People seem to hate on women heroes and leaders. See Star Trek Voyager's Captain Janeway for the most egregious example in the history of entertainment. But this isn't a hard-wired problem. Again, your solution to this is JMS, he knows how to handle this.
3) Whatever JMS does, it must involve reimagining her backstory. It worked for Battlestar Galactica. Ditch the whole Paradise Island as a bunch of andro-phobes (bordering on straight up misandrists) setting. If they go there, the movie absolutely will ride the failboat straight to the bottom of the ocean. That 'no men allowed' shit makes feminists happy, but everyone else is guaranteed to be looking for another movie to watch.
Wonder Woman's problem is that aside from her dedicated fans, the general movie-viewing public can't take that kind of character seriously as she stands, without, at the very least, the kind of changes JMS did to her. That's not good when you're gonna have to sink 100 mil into producing a movie.
Oh and I forgot #4... once you've made Wonder Woman more realistic, don't fucking turn around and release her in between several competing big blockbusters like you did the re-imagined Superman.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XATiV3gmy-Q
I've got some advice for anyone thinking of tossing a hundred million into this project:
1) Ditch the skimpy costume. Bring back J Michael Straczynski (sp?) to handle this business. Case in point:

2) Movies based on heroines don't often do well at the box office. People seem to hate on women heroes and leaders. See Star Trek Voyager's Captain Janeway for the most egregious example in the history of entertainment. But this isn't a hard-wired problem. Again, your solution to this is JMS, he knows how to handle this.
3) Whatever JMS does, it must involve reimagining her backstory. It worked for Battlestar Galactica. Ditch the whole Paradise Island as a bunch of andro-phobes (bordering on straight up misandrists) setting. If they go there, the movie absolutely will ride the failboat straight to the bottom of the ocean. That 'no men allowed' shit makes feminists happy, but everyone else is guaranteed to be looking for another movie to watch.
Wonder Woman's problem is that aside from her dedicated fans, the general movie-viewing public can't take that kind of character seriously as she stands, without, at the very least, the kind of changes JMS did to her. That's not good when you're gonna have to sink 100 mil into producing a movie.
Oh and I forgot #4... once you've made Wonder Woman more realistic, don't fucking turn around and release her in between several competing big blockbusters like you did the re-imagined Superman.