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Kelley Curran Blames Turner's Penchant for "Self-Sabotage" for Her Soup Scheme Fiasco in 'The Gilded Age' Season 2 Episode 5 Will it be hard-drinking, hard-bodied Aquaman (a flexing, growling Jason Momoa)? Because of his hastily explained mommy issues. What that means is while in Whedon’s color-saturated version of the shot directly above we get a clear view of Wonder Woman’s “Wonderoos,” it’s just shadow in “The Snyder Cut.” The composition of the shot no longer feels like the POV of a little perv boy tossing coins on the ground to get a chance to peek up a lady’s skirt. Instead it’s meant to evoke a sense of oddness and literal wonder. Not only that, but the sequence ends with a scene where Diana stoops down to a little girl’s level and gives her an inspirational speech. It allfeels decidedly less creepy. No sooner had someone in the office mentioned that Justice League was on HBO this month, had someone else muttered aloud: “Did Justice League really need so many shots of Wonder Woman’s butt?” Lo, a debate raged. Stream It Or Skip It: ‘Do Not Disturb’ on Netflix, a Nutty Turkish Sort-of-Comedy About a Man Who's Losing His MarblesSteinem also gets credit for collecting all of Wonder Woman's Golden Age adventures into a book many years before the graphic novel trend set in. She commissioned and paid for it. Together, they pout and pose at the nefarious Steppenwolf (Ciarán Hinds) and his hordes of, erm, human-sized gnat robots. Kudos to Hinds for a motion-capture performance characterised by much floor-punching (what do these people have against the ground?) and valiant attempts to make sense of dialogue that, at best, sounds like utter balderdash.

Stream It or Skip It: ‘Faraway Downs’ on Hulu, A Laudable Expansion of Baz Luhrmann’s ‘Australia’ That Tries To Repair The Sins Of The Past And I will admit that one of the shots of Diana’s butt was a group butt shot. All the members of the team were lined up and shot from behind because I guess the butts that flex together stay together to the bitter end. Taika Waititi Admits He Directed ‘Thor: Ragnarok’ Because He Was “Poor” And Thought “This Would Be A Great Opportunity To Feed These Children”

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Real Housewives Of Potomac' Star Ashley Darby Isn't Mad That Sonja Morgan Stole Her Owen Wilson Thunder At BravoCon: She Knew "His Fetishes" Stephen Colbert Forced To Cancel 'The Late Show' This Week After Undergoing Surgery For Ruptured Appendix It was a bizarrely sexist framing of a feminist icon. And while it’s part of the comic book genre to glorify the hot bods of superheroes, so many of Whedon’s shots seemed to be focused on Wonder Woman’s butt over what she was even, uh, saying. (Especially in the middle, plot-connecting dialogue-heavy scenes.)In a recent interview, Deborah Snyder told Decider’s Anna Menta that the choice to make Wonder Woman “multi-dimensional” was intentional. “She can be vulnerable and sensitive, but she’s also super strong and she’s a fierce warrior. This is how we always intended on showing her,” Snyder said. “I love some of the lines that weren’t in the theatrical cut—like with the little girl asking, ‘Can I be you someday?’‘You can be anything you want to be.’ Because that’s who Wonder Woman is. She’s empowering.” For some reason, Wonder Woman had a slow start making it to television. Unlike Batman or Superman, who appeared in 1940s serials, the first attempt at a Wonder Woman series was a botched attempt in 1967 to portray her as the young daughter of a traditional matriarch who does not understand why she does not want to just settle down with a man. Watch the teaser; it's awkward.

So, which versions of Wonder Woman's armor will appear in the next installment, and which ones do audiences hope to see for future silver screen adaptations? Here is a ranking of Wonder Woman's fiercest armors over her 78-year run. You may know her from DC comics, you may know her from the classic TV show where she flew an invisible jet to save on production costs, and you may even know her from Batman Vs Superman... but one thing is for sure, you've never experienced anything quite like BEING her. Yeah. But also… What Really Bothers You About the Wonder Woman Butt Shots In Justice League? C’mon. Spill. Taika Waititi Says Donald Trump Submitted A "List Of Demands" While Filming A 2012 Super Bowl Commercial, Including A Particular Camera Angle To “Make Him Look A Little Thinner” I missed Justice League in theaters. I don’t know why I skipped it. I imagine I had some sort of adult thing to do like grocery shopping or being there for a friend. But I still wanted to see it. So when I finally came around to watching it on HBO this week, I kept my critical eye wide open for these mythical Wonder Woman butt shots. I examined them, considered them, and weighed them against similar objectifying shots of J ustice League‘s male members (LOL, members). Though I am but one lonely wanderer in this strange land of butt shots, I believe I have some answers… Are There Too Many Shots Of Wonder Woman’s Butt In Justice League?While Diana is the Wonder Woman, there have been other stand-ins during various phases throughout her history. Orana challenged her for the title in 1978 and won, but she later died "because of her brashness," says LeClear. Artemis later challenged Wonder Woman for her title in 1994, won, took her power, then also passed away. "So the lesson is don't beat Wonder Woman in a contest; it doesn't work out well for you." Here’s my theory. It’s not so much an issue of how many shots of Wonder Woman’s butt are in the final Justice League cut, but the angle in which they were filmed. If you swing the camera up just a little bit, the creep factor is minimized by a thousand percent. There’s something inherently predatory about an upskirt shot, and while Justice League never fully goes there, it does occasionally come close. It wouldn’t be nearly as big an issue if Wonder Woman wasn’t wearing such a short skirt.