Comments on: James Cameron Says He Stands By His ‘Wonder Woman’ Criticisms

By: Bruce Torres

Bruce Torres — Thu, 28 Sep 2017 14:47:00 +0000

The guy once was an amazing director and screenwriter, but he’s been an idiot as well these days – does anyone else remember how he said Genisys had the “spirit” of the first two movies? The Basketball Smurfs Playing in the Fields of the Lord has not achieved any kind of cultural relevance, so he needs to hammer it with a lot of announcements nobody gives a damn about and put some opinions nobody asked for with it so he can still be news.

By: videopat

videopat — Thu, 28 Sep 2017 12:33:00 +0000

It’s OK to have an opinion and to be critical of mediocre movies. Not sure why someone standing by their reasonable opinion needs to be the subject of a news item, but here we are. I guess WONDER WOMAN is just that good, that impervious to critique?

By: Clay Castille

Clay Castille — Wed, 27 Sep 2017 22:10:00 +0000

Jenkins might not be gaze-y but Snyder can be. Historically, Wonder Woman has been also. Cameron’s every point doesn’t have to be iron clad to lay out the obvious, that Miss Israel is facilitating yet another simplistic female character model being pushed out there. For all the relatively refreshing progressive elements of that movie, chiefly hiring Jenkins, the character at the core is emblematic of how far we’ve digressed (which could be said about most super hero movies). The reason Cameron is a dick isn’t because he’s wrong, because he’s not, it’s because he’s one of the most powerful men in Hollywood illuminating what ought to be pointed out by a woman academic, who presumably has bigger fish to fry these days.