[ SECRET POST #2528 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2528 ⌋

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Comments

Re: WONDER WOMAN!!!

[insanenoodlyguy]

oh I agree the writing is more imporant... and as I've stated, I'm writing off the writing as shit as a foregone conclusion based on the same peoples inability to write Jonathan Kent. They don't respect the characters so why would they start now?

So this admittedly more superficial reason is just icing on the shit cake. At lest if it was say, Gina Carano, we'd have an appropriate looking Wonder Woman on the screen again, which we haven't had since Lynda Carter. As it is, we won't have a well written or appropriate looking one at this rate.

Re: WONDER WOMAN!!!

[(Anonymous)]

I'm just going to point out that Lynda Carter didn't have that much experience before being cast for the show either. And by modern standard, she didn't have the 'right look'. Neither of which is here or there because:

Casting has never the problem with these Nolan-y movies. Every time another hubbub breaks out over a new actor, I just roll my eyes. This one, though, is especially nasty because it's mostly people tearing down a woman for her looks. As if actors' looks can't be changed. Like, come on.