GaryPool
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Managed to get the last deluxe golden armour from KGHobby, they've already sold out of this one, though, so hopefully between now and 3 years time they'll get one back in stock!
Wonder Woman 1984 - 1/6th scale Wonder Woman Collectible Figure
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I think this figure will turn out lip lickin' good!
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I can't see anything...
What do you all think of this painted unhaired sculpt?
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I like it a lot.
Very nice. I think the eyes need to be bit darker though. Gal has dark brown eyes.
I started my own Gal Gadot Wonder Woman Custom Headsculpt thread here in the forums.Just trying to do GG justice in pursuing the best 6th scale WW headsculpt out there. WW84 Golden Armour does look very good though.
https://www.sideshowcollectors.com/forums/showthread.php?t=238464
https://www.sideshowcollectors.com/forums/showthread.php?t=238464
GaryPool
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Just got back from seeing 1984, absolutely loved it - not quite as much as the first, though. Really feels like Donner' Superman films for those who liked them. Definitely should be a seen in a cinema if possible!
Cinema viewing is impossible for me so HBOmax it is.
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Ugh! I still hate that films are released in Europe first and we have to wait until Christmas to see this!
Yup same here unfortunately. Although I did just buy a new 75 inch TV yesterday which should help give me at least a bit more of that theater feel.
GaryPool
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The sound is where it's at! Zimmer's score is lovely. Also, prepare yourself for the cheese, this film is so unapologetically cheesefully Wonder Woman, and it works really well!
There's a particular great moment similar to a Man of Steel moment.
There's a particular great moment similar to a Man of Steel moment.
I'm just crossing my fingers that at some point we'll get to see her do the Lynda Carter spin to change into WW. (Please don't spoil it if she does though)
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I?ve never watched the old Superman movies, how does this move feel like those?
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Waiting for cinemas to reopen, in the new year it will hopefully happen. The whole conutry is in lock down till the 3rd of january.
I prefer the MOS scene. Still send chills down my spine on repeat views.
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Donner only directed the first Reeve superman movie. He directed a lot of superman 2 but was fired and replaced by richard lester, then to scrub Donner from directing credits they re-shot some scenes and turned some into the eye rolling attempts at humor you have now.
Richard Donner did piece together a Donner cut of the film, which I had heard about for years, but after seeing it, I'm not sure it is much better than what Lester did, plus it used the same gimmick ending as the first film.
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I'm just crossing my fingers that at some point we'll get to see her do the Lynda Carter spin to change into WW. (Please don't spoil it if she does though)
I won't say anything, other than you'll enjoy something
It's the tone mostly, it has a very golden age boyscout Superman feel to it, quite whimsical in a way, very hopeful and very unapologetically cheesy in some ways, which works for the tone it is trying to have. It's accentuated by the fact that she only uses the Lasso and not a sword or shield, and that it's set in the 80's. It also feels like some films from the era that the first Superman came out. It'll probably either work really well for you or not so much.
I think the MoS one is more epic, but this whole sequence was very joyous and lovely to watch, also very reminiscent, but I did get chills form this also, I thought that whole sequence of it was done exceptionally well - that and the No Mans Land sequences are the best from those films.
Also the action is done incredibly well and the CG is really solid. Golden armour is badass!
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I always hate to hear that people didn't see Superman 1 and 2 early. They're great movies, but I think they really only hold up if you are invested, otherwise they end up very much feeling like products of their time. That said, I haven't seen WW84, but the first one perfectly captured the fundamentally optimistic, earnest, and almost naive tone that carries in the early Superman flicks.
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