Wonder Woman 3 Is Being Fast-Tracked After Impressive Box Office For WW84

@ohmya337: I understand your feelings. As you know. The Hollywood Entertainment industry is a business.. and businesses are "risk averse". So that means that new and fresh productions are rare. The same list of movie actors/actresses is selected from, for every new "blockbuster" film. Fortunately, folks like yourself and younger generations won't spend their money on the same old tired stuff. Computers are producing lifelike images of people. They look totally real. As computer power increases and software gets more and more advanced. We will see computer created actors that won't need to be paid millions of dollars per film. The gaming industry already surpasses the film industry in profits. You folks are going to love the future that you are creating.👍👍😊

@jenovaschilld: I don't disagree with what you have said for the most part. I have four daughters, two of which are adopted and could be considered "older Millennials" if there is such a thing. American films and TV productions have been "morality plays" for decades. Note that the 1930's Film Industry established a censorship board. One of the guide lines not to be crossed was that an "evil doer" would have to be punished in some way, by the end of the story. I am old, but I have been a fan of Sci/Fi etc. for decades. I would like to be able to continue to enjoy Sci/Fi and Superhero oriented films and TV productions. I understand that the Entertainment Industry is more interested in productions targeting younger demographics. I understand that there are those that want to see current social issues addressed in films and TV today. Personally, I prefer that entertainment be "agnostic" and just tell stories that are well written and acted. Basically, I am fortunate enough to have a reasonable amount of funds that I can dedicate to entertainment. If the Entertainment industry doesn't want my money. That's fine because I won't spend my money on their offerings. Just as I "cut the cord" decades ago, because Broadcast and Cable productions were of no interest to me. I can say the same for movie theaters, where audiences tend to be very annoying. Now I get my entertainment from streaming services, and occasionally playing PC games. The last resort will probably be reading some of the hundreds of books in my library.😲 Oh.. the horror!🤣 Happy New Year! "I have spoken" (you have to be a Disney+ subscriber to get that reference to a character in their Mandalorian series). 😊

@iaintgotnobody: 👍👍🤣 Well said. I only hope that Mommies and/or Daddies are there to explain things to their kids. I am going to reply to jenovaschilld should you care to read it. Happy New Year!!! "I have spoken."😊

@CyberEarth: Understood, and I agree that you make a valid point. However, in some productions producers have a lot of influence as to how a production is designed. Some producers just provide funds, while other producers are very active in deciding what writers and actors to hire etc. Many times the actors, directors and writers are blamed for poor productions. However, it is the "money people" that are often to blame. I have a feeling, but no proof. That Gadot as a producer, and star of the movie. Had a lot of influence as to the important things that went into making the film. Personally, I really have very little interest in seeing the movie. I may at some point decide to watch it when there is nothing else I would prefer to see at that time. Happy New Year, and of course.. "I have spoken".😊

@id0ntkn0w7: It's pretty much equivalent to the Fantastic Four movie(reboot version) but worse as a film overall imho.

@id0ntkn0w7: No. It drags on in places, and some of the effects were horrible.

I really liked the first movie. This one almost seems like it was produced by a complete different person even though it wasnt.

Its ok if you want to kill some time, but this movie isnt anything special.

@id0ntkn0w7: It's atrociously boring.