personally this isn’t that bad.. but if you think this is disappointing definitely do NOT watch 1984 … that… was a shitshow 😭

I think its funny that 2 different actors named Chris took roles in comic book films where they played a character names Steve that crashed in a plane at the end of their respective films.

I swear the entire video I’m just yelling “she is fucking wonder woman. Do you not know who wonder woman is? Second strongest hero Superman? Ring any fucking bells!” 😅

Funny cause this one is considered to be one of the best movies from the DCEU by many, myself included. I personally think it's good and I cried a little. I hear Shazam is really good too but I've yet to see that one.

Ain’t gonna lie. That title hurt. LoL

The actress who played Etta Candy (the secretary) you probably remember from SHAWN OF THE DEAD as the actress girlfriend who does acting exercises right before they try to blend in with the zombies. She's hilarious in everything.

16:41 The whole suit is armor. Her whole stance when blocking makes sure that the only opening below her are covered by the boots so no, she has no openings. You can even see the bullets hit her boots.

I grew up with Wonder Woman. Read the comics for years, watched the Linda Carter TV show, read the books about the history of the character through the many decades since her first appearance. While this movie wasn't outstanding, it's still a great movie, and does justice to the character and her history. I still love it, and Gal Godot is a fantastic Wonder Woman.

This is a damn masterpiece compared to the sequel

Lmao if she thought this was disappointing, I'd love to see her react to 1984 😂😂😂

Honestly think this one of the best DCEU movies just cuz she captured the character so well you feel her love for mankind when she talked about helping them saving them this movie had so much heart and the No Man's Land scene was just incredible one of the best

I liked that we had a hero who had grown up sheltered and naive about evil. A character so pure in heart that seeing the evil in the world was devastating for her. This is a hero story we never see.

no reactors ever include sammy's little speech about charlie's ptsd and "we can't be who we want to be all the time" and idk why. like, it's such a great little moment and commentary on the importance of trying and getting stuck in patterns and it's always stuck with me

I’m starting to get the feeling that Campiness just isn’t Natalie’s thing, as seen watching her reactions for Terminator, Spider-Man 2 and now this

Err So Tom Holland and zendaya awkward conversations ain't awkward but Diana and Steve on the boat scene is?? "I m both frightened and aroused" and you asked him to STFU but when Ned in Spiderman gave creepy lines you enjoyed it... so much bias it shows

the no mans land scene killed me, she is naive and innocent, a really good super hero

if you think this was disappointing… just WAIT for the second one. 😂

They did target her legs. Her legs have armor.

In the original comics,she was made from clay and brought to life by the Olympian goddesses at her mothers request. It was changed to the whole daughter of Zeus thing in the 2010s and as a lifelong Wonder Woman fan, I hate it. I think it made her more special to just have a mother (or mothers, depending how you look at it) than just to have Hippolyta be another one of Zeus' babymamas.

In the comics, he’s skin is also bulletproof. She only uses the gear to avoid jiggle. (That’s canon.)

If Wonder Woman was disapointing; please, please, please, don't watch Green Lantern.

It's not a whip, Natalie. It's a lasso. Catwoman has a whip. Wonder Woman has a lasso. Black Canary has a badass voice.

The actress that plays Etta, Steve's secretary plays one the aunts in the chilling adventures of Sabrina on Netflix. She's a wonderful actress

Everytime i hear someone say "why dont you shoot a fucking tiny ass body part from really fucking far away?", I get a little annoyed especially if they have no idea how hard that is on a still target with perfect conditions let alone people shooting back at you.

The scene in this movie where Wonder Woman protects Steve with her bracelets pays tribute to the scene where Superman protects Lois in Superman 1.

If you thought this one was bad, you're going to DETEST the sequel

I love that you kept calling him Lupin. I do the same with characters I loved in a prior show or movie so when someone who played a good person is now playing a villain, I'm just as dramatic if not more lol

Did anybody else watching this movie notice that the shot of her slow motion leap into the sky at the end of the movie is the exact same re-purposed shot from earlier when she jumps off of the shield and into the building to fight the Germans ?

"You should be very proud" is probably one of my favorite lines in moviedom, no matter how the rest of it went. I loved this one's experience but I understand the disappointment.

I loved this movie. That No Man's Land scene makes me cry EVERYTIME I watch it

My favorite bit of movie trivia is when Diana crosses no man's land, the german tactics are historically accurate... if she was a tank

“No dirt on her?” She’s a God lmfaooo also maybe it’s like Aphrodite’s blessing lol staying fighting but you’ll never look a mess

This one is good compared to the second film

For the first time I'm worried about watching a Nat video, this movie is one of my favorite omg (scared)

I think this movie was great up until the Ares reveal. There is an alternate universe where the movie just ends with Diana witnessing the good of human struggle and defeat the evil in humans with no Ares influence, and this becomes what inspires her to become the hero we know her to be. I would prefer to watch that ending.

The Ares actor is David Thewlis. he is rad, check him on in an older film called Naked. He is solid even when he is just a supporting role like in The BIg Lebowski or Kingdom of Heaven. She is like near Superman level indestructible so even being shot in the legs is unlikely to be effective. Like most of the DC movies, they hit like 60%, maybe 70% of cool shit but then just like weird decisions.

Disappointing? Really? :( It's one of my most rewatched superhero movies. I just really enjoy it.

This is my second favorite movie where an actor named Chris plays a character named Steve and sacrifices him self during a world War. That also had a super hero that wears red and blue and has a round shild.

Its a great movie with a very simple premise and message. I like it it a lot since its really does bring the character properly into the mainstream forefront.

I was always annoyed at Steve's death, because he had the plane and the poison. Dude could just land somewhere and then blow it up after, it's a plane, it can land.

This is actually one of the few DCEU films that AREN’T completely disappointing lol. Still excited to see this reaction tho.

Well she is watching these movies with mindset that they are gonna be bad, ofcourse she won’t like them (even the good parts)

There's a KZfaqr named Filmento who makes really great little video essays on comic book movies, and he really nailed why this movie almost worked but doesn't. This movie presents the notion of "there is no single force corrupting mankind. Some parts of humanity are just bad. But the good parts of humanity are still worth protecting." That's a really nuanced and beautiful take, especially for the origin story of an immortal superhero who lives throughout multiple ages. Problem is, because of the conventions of superhero movies (at least mid/mediocre/bad ones) the hero still has to have a big punch out with some CGI monster at the end. So the movie tries and fails to have its cake and eat it too by presenting that message, but having Ares still be a thing anyway. And it's even more ridiculous when everyone suddenly stops fighting, as if that stopped all war forever when this is LITERALLY WORLD WAR ~1~ DC comics movies, at least around the time this came out, had a habit of usually being pretty bad, and the ones that were kind of okay were still miserable and grey, because the executives at Warner Bros. who make the creative decisions fundamentally misunderstand what people like about comic book movies. So when this came out it was almost a breath of fresh air by being...kinda sorta okay lol But its flaws show more and more over time. I'd say Wonder Woman 1984 is just as good, but for wildly different reasons (the Shrek 2 effect lol) so take from that what you will.

Etta Candy was the most charming part of this whole movie. Just straight delightful. **just got to your part also enjoying her, hells yah

Ruh roh, if you think this one is disappointing, you're gonna have a difficult time with the DCEU. This is considered one of the better ones!

Fun fact: Gal Gadot couldn’t do a fake accent for this movie, so they had all the other amazonians just mimic her accent

11:19 the way we said that at the exact same time HAHAHAHA

I saw the title and had to click. Especially since this is one of the DCEU's best films. 🤣

I appreciate when Nat can be honest about her thoughts and criticisms of a movie. Hopefully Shazam and The Suicide Squad can turn her around on the DCEU!

Nat - “Why don’t they just shoot her in the legs?” Movie - Clearly shows bullets being deflected by WW’s leg guards at that very moment. Me - I should rewatch the Captain America reactions and see if she’s asked that about him. Also me - (Realizes the amount of movies Captain America appeared in) Eh… I’m gunna go draw a picture of Wonder Woman and Captain America arguing over who’s shield is better…

So many people got commentary on the dc movies, so i will leave you with this, i love your hair!

I watched this movie in the cinema and God, what an experience, I loved it and everyone that was there, it was incredible 😍

this movie was a blessing compared to other DC movies the bar is really that low 😭

When you mentioned Aries being a fire sign I wondered whether you were confusing the astrological Aries the Ram with Ares the Greek god of war. It's the latter that is in the movie (watch Xena for another characterization of Ares).

Lucy Davis plays Etta. If you loved her in this, I think you’d also like her as Hilda Spellman in The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina :)

Disappointing? I thought it was one of the best ones.

I loved wonder woman 1. In 2017 I was just starting to get a little tired of super hero movies as they were getting harder and harder to impress me but when I saw this in theaters the no man’s land scene gave me chills.

The film version of Diana is an amalgamation of all of the prior versions from the comics, though the main ones would be during the late great illustrator/writer George Perez (Greek myths, Ares as a primary Machiavellian adversary, Diana formed from clay, each character given a rich complexity, probably my favorite run, also responsible for creating many of the elements of The Teen Titans) & the current run reignited by Greg Rucka (daughter of Zeus, her clay origin tied instead to a version to Donna Troy). As an aside, amongst the many amazing storylines during this run, the Perez version of the Amazons (who physiologically had always been depicted as superior to your average human, lacking things like certain mortal vulnerabilities and having near immortality. Probably why Diana could explain away things without realizing her true divine heritage in the film.) were quite distinctive, as they were all reincarnated souls of abused women who died before their time, with no knowledge of their past lives, revived collectively by the Greek goddesses and led by Antiope & Hippolyta. Specifically in this regard, Hippolyta's past life died while pregnant, so when she was reborn, she had this specific need of wanting a child of her own. As a reward of her leadership and in answer to this calling, she was directed by her patron goddesses to a specific beach on the Amazonian island, Themyscira. This spot not so coincidentally happened to be the final resting place of someone too formed from clay by the Greek gods as a tool of inquisitive temptation (for the Titan Epimetheus, the twin brother of Prometheus, who stole fire from the gods and gave it to mankind, so by association was designated for their wrathful punishment too) Pandora (bearer of the infamous jar, often referred to as Pandora's box). When breath left Pandora's body, it disintegrated into clay, mingling with the earth on the beach, used as the medium to form the infant child that would become Diana. Now this serves to illustrate that not only was Diana the reincarnation of Hippolyta's past life's child, but she was meant to be a beacon of hope for mankind in the face of destructive forces set upon them by what was released from Pandora's jar, whereas Pandora had been initially created to set those very same destructive forces with hope remaining as the last to leave said vessel. They essentially were the reverse of he same coin. Tying into this figuratively & visually, Perez turned the rounded lid of Pandora's jar into a amulet for his version of the mythological figure, Harmonia (goddess of harmony & concord, daughter to the respective embodiments of war & love, Ares & Aphrodite). Using this amulet on anyone would show their inherit weaknesses. Because of this Harmonia, being fully aware of her father's actions while still caring about him, hoped for someone to bring him to task, pacifying as peacefully as possible, and thus loaned her amulet to someone she deemed worthy, Diana, who was able to exploit his weaknesses with the lid (as a symbolic metaphor for a coin flip, leading to a definitive decision based on outcome), and ultimately saving the world and the redemptive relationship between father & daughter. Complicated? Yes. Too much to ever try to adapt in one film? Perhaps. Would I have preferred something like this rather than what was used in the final film? Leagues better. But, you get what you get, and if this film ever generated enough interest of new readers in any of the comics, especially Perez's run, I'm truly happy for it's existence. After all, while not perfectly executed, the film is still a fairly worthy endeavor.

I love the fact that Nat ALWAYS fall for the bad guys acting!!! Hahahaha

Interesting this is not a common opinion among fans. This is regarded as one of the best DC movies lol

About to start watching your reaction. I’m surprised by the title, though. I found the ending underwhelming, but the first 80% to be quite good for a super-hero movie.

Whoever said to skip Batman v Superman is dumb, it's a flawed movie but it's still an entertaining watch and one of they key movies you'd want to see if doing any DCEU flicks

Not sure if you're going to see this, but I noticed your dogs licking their paws quite a bit in the background. My dog does this too in winter and it can cause a fungus infection, so if you didn't know you should try and keep them from doing it. It also helps to make sure their paws are 100% dry after a walk. 😊🐶

If this was disappointing, you will be devastated with its sequel 🤣

The first one? Oh my I super enjoyed this one, gonna be interesting to see how this reaction goes P.S. I don't believe it's explained too well in the movie but Ares draws his power from war, so the more conflict there is the stronger he becomes, might be why you got this "aroused" feeling when he was talking, most likely just breathing in the conflict in Diana as well. Until she makes the choice to not kill her.

David Thewlis is the actor’s name. He’s been in a bunch of British stuff, and was the main antagonist in Fargo season 3 which is amazing

Just realized that the young Diana is played by the same actress who plays young Alicent Hightower on HoTD

😱 Cannot believe you didn't like this movie. One of my favorites in DC.

Hats off for the honest title. And thanks for all your hard work. But for me personally, I don’t enjoy watching reactors be disappointed by a film. Titles like these pretty much guarantee I’ll pass the video by. I just dropped in to give you guys this message along with a view and a like anywho. C-ya at the next one!

I love this movie a lot! It's a lot of fun, silly and pretty damn good. Like most people already said most people don't care for the WW 1984. Unfortunately the 3rd movie got cancelled so no real resolution in the Wonder Woman story but hopefully they can keep Gal and find good story to finish it.

if u wake up on the beach with gal gadot over your face... do not fear death... as u are already in heaven 😃

Re shooting in the leg: on one hand, a few of the (CGI) bullets do bounce off her armored wedges. On the other hand, WW in the comics tends to be a lot more resistant to damage than bullets would cause, so she doesn't really need to deflect things. She just does it for style points. {g}

This one is actually one of my favorites, I really liked Gal as WW and i think the first movie was very good! the chemistry between gal and chris was nice as well but ofc i enjoyed natalie's reaction even if she didn't liked much :)

I would've preferred a more Greek hoplite style costume for a live-action Wonder Woman, like an Athenian linothorax, tassets, greaves, and vambraces. There could've been a thematic contrast with Diana in Athenian Greek armor and Ares forming a blackened steel Spartan breastplate for the final battle, like a thematic reference to the Peloponnesian War.

Since you did so well with taking David Thewlis aka Lupin as a villain, you really should watch The Sandman TV series.

If you think this is bad wait till you see the second one 💀

Awesome film 🔥

One thing you might not have noticed is that the character of Etta, who you've enjoyed so much, is played by the actress who, when a bit younger and slimmer, played the female "best friend" character in Shaun of the Dead." Her name is Lucy Davis.

I grew up on the Wonder Woman TV show. Linda Carter was so cool!

wow, really? this was and is so beloved and actually gave me hope for DC`s future. the sequel is campy but that would not be a word id ever use for this one. i remember so many people tearing up in the theatre with how refreshing this movie was when it came out

Haven't watched yet, but if you didn't cry during the crossing of No Man's Land, I'm calling it - you've been Body Snatched.

That title is wild Lmao

disappointing????!!!

Wow I didn’t realise the actress that played Alicent Hightower in House of Dragons was the same actress that played young Diana until I watched your video. I really loved this film. Chris Pine was the heart of it. I’m not normally very emotional but the scene at the end where he talks to Diana with the sound dubbed out had me in bits. Oh and shout out to James Gunn’s Suicide Squad and Peacemaker. Hilarious.

I thought this movie was one of the best DC movies, with the genuinely iconic no man's land scene. The second WW movie though, that was a train wreck in just about every way possible.

Not sure if you are aware, but all the Xmen series you talked about are all Marvel comic book movies. They just have not been added to the MCU roster yet.

I remember watching this movie on theaters back in 2017 and really enjoying my time up until the third act kicks in. The movie definitely has a tonal issue where it's trying to balance the more campy comic book style with a more epic and heroic style, to the point where you can pick the scene when she's trying on clothes and the no man's land scene and hardly believe that they're both from the same movie. That being said tho I remember being in the theater during the no man's land scene and being absolutely moved by it, I still think to this day that scene is peak heroism in superhero movies. It really showcase the strenghts of DC heroes, the combination of the raw power to face an army with the humility to do it for the people. Plus, the cinematography is really well excecuted, the way it builds up the tension and the constantly more and more desperate situation, the close ups of WW's distinct features before revealing her iconic figure, a good use of slow motion to accentuate how DIana percieves the world, a really strong soundtrack and a really good camera work, with some shots that feel like comic book panels. The third act is complete bonkers. It really fills like they wanted a final CGI fight and had to shoehorn one for the sake of it. And they really couldn't make it make sense with the theme that the movie was building up to.

12:47 that awful dude is Lord Commander Mormont from GOT and i just realized that watching this reaction 😂

Amazing work love being a golden nugget!!!😊

I loved this Wonder Woman movie. I had a lot of issues with 1984.

WOW! That's a first. Wonder Woman was universally well received.

'My name is Diana of Themas... Themask....Themsk... I am from an island I cannot pronounce.'

As a little german kid who watched dubbed movies, i never realized the bad guys were german, because they always were dupped in german with russian accent

The fact that you liked Man Of Steel more than Wonder Woman makes me curious to see your reaction to Batman V. Superman now.

Really… this is the only one I like😂

“He’s speaking her love language right now.” Yeah, which is apparently English and very interesting to me since they’re supposed to be disguised as Germans attending a German party!

AREEEEEES DESTROY MY ENEMY AND MY LIFE IS YOURS -ghost of sparta

Starts out great the origin story is so interesting however I don't think they knew how to end it and it petered out about halfway through.

She is thinking oh people don’t like the dceu so I can’t like it so I’ll get more vieuwers when roasting it …. She doesn’t realize this movie Shazam and aquaman are beloved by the fandom

dont skip them. go back and react! reaction to a bad movie is just as valid as reaction to a good!