Watched it Saturday night.

Douglas 2022-03-26 09:01:11

The film emphasised the relationship between the two women more. I wonder how much of it was true, though I'm glad they did focus on that relationship. Though I didn't like how Elizabeth kept sending Olive away, and yet Olive kept forgiving her. It's good that they have each other after Marston died.

It's strange that Elizabeth seemed to be the one trying to buck conventions by wanting her due but is the one who cared about how other people think, whereas Olive was the braver one.

All in all, I enjoyed it tremendously.

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Extended Reading
  • Dominic 2022-03-25 09:01:19

    At the end of 5.1, I burst into tears, which perfectly interprets the truth represented by Wonder Woman, and also shows that the theoretical submission and domination that I read when I was young are interdependent and flowing. Coincidentally, I was reading Li Yinhe, and I felt that it was not so strange that I had been obsessed with being tied up since I was a child, and I was deeply moved by the changes in society in the past 100 years. 【Kink.com opened immediately】

  • Alexandro 2022-01-16 08:01:45

    Too beautiful! The story itself is a moving story. The film not only perfectly narrates the founding story of Wonder Woman, but also shows the charm of the three protagonists' personalities. Lu Ge performed very well this time, and he didn't use too much effort to block the light of the two heroines. After watching it, I really envy Lu Ge and the two heroines...

Professor Marston & the Wonder Women quotes

  • William Moulton Marston: Suprema, the Wonder Woman... shall be the start of a powerful feminist movement; she will be carefully crafted, psychologically propaganda, based on a lifetime of research into the human mind inserted into a popular medium!

    M.C. Gaines: Mmm.

  • M.C. Gaines: We've been banned.

    William Moulton Marston: What do you mean?

    M.C. Gaines: Put on a list. Banned.

    William Moulton Marston: Well, by who?

    M.C. Gaines: By the National League of Decency.

    William Moulton Marston: They're fascists.

    M.C. Gaines: No, Catholics.

    William Moulton Marston: Same difference.