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That dancing video! She is so cute.

Her body is just amazing.

Wow.

Does she have the best legs in the industry now?

I think that was the length of mine too. Just the early scene at the sex addicts meeting must be 2-3 minutes long just in itself? And she is in at least two other scenes as I recall. So that would at least ad up to 8-9 minutes.

Is that so? I must have watched another edit. In the version I saw, I think if you put all of her her scenes together, you'd probably get to 8-9 minutes of screentime total.

Stills of Jessica Gomes in "Once Upon a Time in Venice". Spoilered for some nudity.

She is adorable. She has something infectious that makes you happy by seeing her having fun.

She is really very cute.

Her body is on point!

Her face is fine but why does she never smile?

I can't believe people are up in arms over the Mika thing. I mean sure, it's a disgusting tweet, but is it even in the top ten of most outrageous things he has said/tweeted/done in the past six months?

That's an amazing shot! She looks great in beach candids, imagine her potential in an SISE shoot!

Jack Arnold's Tarantula! A nice bit of movie trivia is that Clint Eastwood got his first onscreen credit for that film, only you would never recognize him (he plays the pilot of the plane that takes out the giant tarantula at the end of the film).

We're going to need a bigger drool emoticon!

Wow, she looks gorgeous in motion!

So I wonder if the cabbie who got that gig insisted on keeping the meter running or if he was all like "naah, I'm good!"

Her face looks different in that shot.

Those legs.

Possibly and it probably also means that both Marvel and D.C. will be a bit more brave in releasing female-led superhero movies. At least, until a few of them fail.

Joss Whedon has been getting a lot of blowback after his unfilmed "Wonder Woman" script went viral. There have already been calls to replace him as the "Batgirl" director. I don't know, I am of two minds about Joss Whedon. On the one hand, he has written some great female characters. On the other hand, he is definitely guilty of behavior that is not in line with his self-identification as a male feminist or at least a feminist ally. e.g. what he supposedly said to Elizabeth Olsen whilst filming the second Avengers film or writing Charisma Carpenter's Cordelia character out of "Angel" because she had gotten pregnant at an inconvenient time for him.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/scottmendelson/2017/06/25/box-office-wonder-woman-is-the-energizer-bunny-of-superhero-movies/#3531fc0f28ee Interesting Forbes piece about "Wonder Woman" doing so well financially. It is hard to predict what might have happened if this movie hadn't been stuck in development hell for so long and another version of this origin story had been released five or ten or even fifteen years ago, but it does feel like D.C. and W.B. were just sitting on a huge moneymaker for all that time without even knowing it. Knowing Hollywood, this will now likely lead to a copy-cat effect where every remotely bankable female superhero character gets its own movie. That is great news for actresses and female representation. I just hope that they realize that "Wonder Woman" succeeded not merely because it was a female-led superhero movie. I would hate to see this trend be destroyed by a flurry of subpar movies which fail and are then blamed on their leads being female.

I finally got around seeing it. A fine film, perhaps overrated a bit critically, but certainly better than anything the DCEU has churned out so far. The biggest disappointment was the climax. That fight against Ares was something that was worthy of a Zach Snyder movie, not a comparison I had hoped to make for this film.

Alexandra Daddario is a decent actress. I have never watched anything she was in and thought to myself, "She is terrible". Perhaps she hasn't the greatest range, but she is a real actress.

Blake Lively has some legs on her.