The discussion of "Wonder Woman 2984" has been so low after its release. Is it because of insufficient publicity?

The war between the United States and the United States never seems to end, even as the global pandemic heats up. From the dismal box office of The Dark Knight to the box office flops of Justice League and Suicide Squad, DC Comics has been stumbling on the success of its Marvel superhero movies for a long time and needed a good sign. This mission requires a bit of luck. That fate befell the box office success of Wonder Woman's second film, Wonder Woman 1984.

The continuation of the final Wonder Woman. In 1984, the First World War saw the goddess Diana ushering in the human world when the United States and the Soviet Union met. During the Cold War, she and the anthropologist studied the culture of ancient Mediterranean civilization, and worked with her new colleague Ba Bara discovered the mysterious stone's oath, and Diane, who had a "let's try it first" attitude, actually saw her dead comrade in the past, but this also made her realize that the stone was impure...

"Wonder Woman" launched by DC Comics in 2017 has been hailed by many fans as a successful example of a decent female hero in modern superhero movies. Instead of the evil and sinister villain Harley, the film reintroduced Wonder Woman as a feminist and led to gender equality in superheroes.

This also brings difficulties to the filming of the sequel. When a female hero can bravely face men such as Superman and Batman, what will happen next? Or the sequel is just a prequel to the Justice League supplementary nature, and the sequel "Wonder Woman 1984" is not just a movie sequel of a heroine?

"Wonder Woman 1984" takes "hope" and "desire" as its themes, and features Diana The first half of the past is used to introduce the theme of the entire movie. We take shortcuts to achieve success and we must repay the debt of desire, which has accumulated over a long period of time but seems to have no cost.

For a superhero movie, this is a good theme in line with modern humanity, and it is also a very touching superhero movie with the sacrifice of the evil villain. The idea that no one is absolute runs through the entire Wonder Woman sequel, which also makes This film allows the audience to have a novel and worthy follow-up, so you can see the director's superb performance in some details and fragments.

However, the entire movie is not without its problems. In the process of discussing relative details and issues, the most important point of superhero movies is ignored, which is the presentation of "big scenes".

Whether Wonder Woman Diana performs in a mall or in Egypt, people are looking forward to the movie's final confrontation with the enemy's female leopard and the final martial arts dramatic event, but obviously the follow-up omitted the big scene and added a lot While there's nothing wrong with such a setup, it's frustrating in a superhero movie. It's nowhere near as shocking as the first Wonder Woman charging into battle single-handedly, and the final battle isn't so much satisfying as Call it disappointing.

In terms of villains, "Wonder Woman 1984" downplays its two main villains. Black Panther references the origins of Generations II and III, but does so almost completely innovatively, and since Wonder Woman's nemesis Diana is completely invisible in the sequel, it also keeps the story simple and less comic book-like. So complicated.

Also for the businessman villain Maxwell Rod of New Moon it is unfortunate that apart from Clean and Justice League to the ordinary unscrupulous businessman, unplugging the "mind control" quickly got most people believing this aspect of the film's arrangement The plot is too serious, and the strong emotional intelligence that caused the DC trio to split in the original is a joke in the film as too much power and intelligence was removed from the film.

However, in terms of emotions, whether it is family, friendship or love, coupled with Diana's conflict about giving up or giving up, it is a highlight of Wonder Woman in 1984, which also makes this movie more Not cool has become another necessity in movie style.

Of course, in recent years, many superhero movies have made many attempts in order not to bore the audience, or to attract more fans with different preferences.

Although this "Wonder Woman" sequel has many problems, its uniqueness has allowed it to be recognized by the audience, and there is even a bright spot: it is not just a heroine, it is more of a movie viewing dimension, and That's exactly what this movie was about.

However, the operation of "Wonder Woman 1984" also has public opinion. Some moviegoers thought the heroine's politics were too left-leaning and her demands were unrealistic. Is it still greedy to pursue value even for the middle and lower classes who believe their status is unequal?