I was on a business trip today and watched Wonder Woman 2 on the plane.
The beginning is a little Wonder Woman, about 10 years old, constantly training and playing with the female warriors in the tribe. That competition was much more difficult than the modern SWAT training and the triathlon. There were running, climbing, jumping, climbing, horses, archery, swimming, etc. She took advantage of her small stature to temporarily lead. But the mentality is not good, and I always turn back frequently, for fear of being overtaken. Sure enough, she was swept under the horse by a branch, and she took shortcuts to win, but was sentenced to failure.
A lot of emotions surged up in my heart at the same time. I think the little girl is amazing. She is not inferior to adults or men. I am proud and proud of her. But the outside world is so bad, and there are men like Wu Xian who are killing our little girl. It's a society of double standards, with a face like a monster showing a red tongue and sharp teeth. Pride and sadness alternated, and tears kept streaming down.
The story behind it is generally told, Wonder Woman easily took her boyfriend to fly a plane, where did the plane come from without explaining. The boyfriend who died in World War I knew how to fly a modern plane with just two glances, which is too awesome. Letting a bunch of people watch the plane disappear and still avoid the radar is the same as citrine can make a wish, which is a bit ridiculous. The two of them chased the bad guy and couldn't wait for the bad guy to get there. They had to chase cars, collide, and fight on the road in the desert. It feels like fighting purely for the sake of fighting.
The scene of Wonder Woman saying goodbye to her lover is also very touching. The woman is persuaded by her lover, kisses her lover goodbye, and resolutely turns her head to leave. The super power rushed into the sky.
Also, Jia Duo is so pretty, and the dishes are pretty neat. Especially when she wears professional clothes, I want to re-enact every outfit! There is also a white dress that shows long legs at a banquet. But I still don't understand why it is necessary to change this setting to use super powers? The outfit that was changed was full of male gazes.
Either way, it's a good thing that girls are getting stronger. Whether the heroine finally has her own themed movie, or the bullied little girl can stand up to the pressure and speak out bravely. In this bad world, we see small changes. Girls should be brave to be their own Wonder Woman, save the world and protect others if they are strong, and protect themselves if they are small.
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