Wonder Woman (2017) - No Man's Land Scene (6/10) | Movieclips
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- Wonder Woman - No Man's Land: When Steve Trevor (Chris Pine) tells Diana (Gal Gadot) that it's impossible to cross no man's land, she proves him wrong.
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Before she was Wonder Woman (Gal Gadot), she was Diana, princess of the Amazons, trained to be an unconquerable warrior. Raised on a sheltered island paradise, Diana meets an American pilot (Chris Pine) who tells her about the massive conflict that's raging in the outside world. Convinced that she can stop the threat, Diana leaves her home for the first time. Fighting alongside men in a war to end all wars, she finally discovers her full powers and true destiny.
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Cast:
Screewriter: Allan Heinberg
Producer: Charles Roven, Deborah Snyder
Director: Patty Jenkins
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I can’t believe the studio thought about cutting this scene because they thought it was “boring.” It’s a pivotal moment in Diana’s development. She realizes that she can, and should, rely on others. She becomes less hard headed and more willing to cooperate. She becomes a better person.
Exactly. She becomes a better person because she learns more about humanity.
In fairness, the studio wanted to cut it because it pulled from the narrative momentum, not because it was boring. It doesn't contribute to the story, but that was the point. It was why Patty Jenkins wanted it in there so badly. This is the scene where she becomes Wonder Woman. I'd also argue that it isn't about relying on others. This is about choosing to be a hero, no matter what. Always doing the right thing and sticking to your conviction. The themes of empowering your friends comes through later in the film.
Thank God they didn't do it are they stupid or what it's an epic scene not boring at all
Studio is the reason why early dc movies turned out bad
I love gal as wonder woman
When Steve said “No man can cross it” I fully expected Diana to say “I’m not a man” or something, and that would have ruined this scene. The point of the scene was not to show how Diana is great because she’s a woman, but just how powerful she is as a person. That’s what makes this scene work so well.
And it also shows the importance of both genders working together, at least that's one of the lessons I gathered from this scene.
If this was Marvel, she would probably had said so
I mean, I thought in my head "yeah well she's Wonder Woman so she's gonna give them hell anyways"
So true !
The line had already been used in the "Lord of the Rings". Would have sounded derivative.
I loved how, even though it would've been so easy to put in a "But I am no man" line in this scene, they chose not to. "It's what I'm going to do". Her climbing up to cross No Man's Land is not about her being a woman or doing something no one else could do, it's about her choosing to be a hero, to stick to her morals and do what she thinks is right.
It's how she said it that made it stand out. Not in the tone that implies she will do it because she can, but because she has to.
Yep, exactly.
Diana's voice when she says, "Women, children. How can you say that?"
She is literally so empathetic. The entire scene is just BEAUTY.
I think my favorite part of the movie is really the poor French woman pulling her aside to tell her about what's happening.
That’s what I say to people who joke on 9/11 like what’s the matter with everyone
To bad women are not like her.
the irony of that since she was a ex israeli defence forces
its an actor
This is what a hero is meant to represent. Hope when there is none, a way when there is none. They make the path for others.
Not all HER0'sS where a Cape
Some have shields and appead bigger than what they are. Oir real work and heroism is done when we are sleeping. that is how movies are developed. Stories and connected and transmitted. Thru our dreams at dark, aka night time.
@@angedeklerk Amazing. Where have you heard that, or read that, I need to know.
Of course having god-like superpowers has nothing to do with it.
This comment made me tear up
Imagine being a German.
“Hans what is that?”
“Idk just shoot at it.”
“HANS IT’S NOT WORKING”
“USE THE MORTAR”
*Doesn’t work*
“HANS I’M SCARED”
*HANS HELP*
Yeeter Skeet Hans ? Han's ! Han's is dead!
Air came out of my nose
HANS GET ZE FLAMMENWERFER
Shoot your load right at it
I love how as a superhero her femininity, emotions and compassion make her stronger and she embraces that instead of taking on a more “masculine” persona
Wonder Women is worthy hero we should all follow.
I like that too.
Yeah I have noticed that too in cinema especially back in the day. Where films like Terminator 2 and Alien had their female characters have overtly masculine personas to be strong as seen with Sarah Connor and Ellen Ellen Ripley. Not that those are bad films or characters at all but they nonetheless fell into that trope. Whereas others like Princess Leia and Wonder Woman were able to avoid it
What I love about this movie is that it clearly shows that WW is total badass and that she always do what she believes is right. But also the military men aren't just standing around being completely useless. From beginning to end, it shows everyone doing the best they can in whatever capacity they can
I totally agree! And instead of letting WW be the plot bulldozer and do everything on her own (or even just with one worried sidekick), the story couldn’t have ended the way it did without EVERYONE who was involved. Yes, you need WW with her awesome powers, but you also need Chris Pine the normal guy who was willing to sacrifice himself at the end, and the guy with horrible shellshock who fought anyway, and all the other squishy, breakable little humans behind her who made the choice to do what was right rather than what was easy. I’ve never seen a superhero movie do that.
Same in Man of Steel. Supes and the military were literally working together to defeat Zod, I like how the air force are doing something to intercept the world engine even though they are mismatched.
Quite a contrast to Marvel where every man has to be a bumbling idiot in awe of their female overlords. It's why I love this movie, Captain Marvel wishes she was half the hero WW is.
It’s very very impressive that Diana is not only a hell of a fighter, but she’s multilingual, she’s humble, and polite. That shows true beauty
absolutely!
It is part of her demigod powers, she can speak any language.
@@tiagodagostini i thought she was taught to
@@DonoZeek haha no she's a goddess and so she can speak literally any language
@@lonelytokyo4210 no she's not.
They did her so much justice with scene alone. Epicness overload.
The end credits could have come up at the end of this scene and I wouldn't have been upset. Once she took off that hair band thing I was ecstatic. GO WW.
@@rotyler2177 The thing that really drives this scene home is that they could've gone full schlock by bringing her Wonder Woman theme into it, but instead the filmmakers go for restraint and go for a more somber bit of music. Really gives the moment weight.
To bad she sucked in Justice League and she was the best part of the previous films.
Because she's in the Justice League.
Really captured Diana's humanity and her true superpower which is unselfish love.
Years later and probably the best scene in all of the DC movies in the last decade or more.
@Follow God:God loves you repent it will be worth it God bless you all💕💜♥️❤❤❤❤
THIS is the Wonder Woman the franchise should focus on.
WW isn't driven by a dark and tragic past, nor is she some powerful outsider saving their adopted planet.
She is, above all, on a mission of Peace, Justice, and Freedom, and is willing to fight for it.
It was her compassion for those suffering the horrors of War that moved her to action!
Wonder Woman was a naive princess who got school in the real world. lol.
Well said
no the naive ones were the germans ..thinking war was a game .she trained for years for this she was built for this ... and saving life was her ultimate value.. @@msairs
WW comics is based on truth sorry but you don't know about anything
When everyone was yelling “She’s done it!” That felt so powerful
That's what I like about it. She just does it, without having to make some snarky misandrist comment to point how wonderfully powerful she is, and she doesn't find it easy either - even with her super-powers, she struggles and needs the help of her friends. Makes her so relatable, and from a personal point of view, it's incredibly satisfying to see her cross no-man's land, when the man who ought to have been my grandfather died in the trenches, and the man who subsequently married my grandmother suffered permanent lung damage from the gas the Germans used.
I start tearing up
@@dexine4723 how is relatable a super human dudette?
@@ZarathrustaTate I think they mean from a personality point of view. Unlike Batman (the brooding sociopath) or Superman (the naive boyscout) Wonder Womanbis just a regular person, in almost every show eland movie she generally has the most believable reactions to any give situation.
3:28
"This is No Man's Land, Diana. It means no man can cross it."
"I am no man!"
Wait...
I understood that reference xD
This isn't middle earth 😂
Witch king be like-Feels bad man
EOWIN ❤️❤️❤️
LOTR?!?!?
I love how the idea of abandoning people for the sake of the mission is a foreign concept to her.
She values human life above everything. This movie is amazing
but who will value nonhuman life?
But this is a temporary win, as we see later in the movie.
@@Edzhjus no one since it doesn’t matter?
It is not a foreign concept ,it is a practical concept in real world. You will not be protected by a fictional hero who can take all fire and still dont lose the makeup!!!
@@Edzhjus 🤓
The most powerful scene of the entire movie. This was the moment when Diana Prince became Wonder Woman. It still gives me chills down my spine to this day.
Diana: *takes off cloak*
literally every soldier in that Trench: ( ͡ʘ ͜ʖ ͡ʘ)
GAHAHAHAHAHA
That face you made reminds me of the old pervert guy in family guy lol.
Oh yeaaaah
Yeah
@@reddevil1540 peedle
I still get chills when the soldiers start charging behind her. Great soundtrack.
really? I laugh every time because it's super easy to cross it. They spent all this time telling you how impossible it was, but there's so few enemies they just walk right over. It's horrible.
@Luc Germain - sorry but that's not good enough. It still only took one person drawing fire for 60 seconds for the rest to just walk over and win. AND RIGHT BEFORE THAT, Steve says they've been starving for a year over this. He says specifically "IT'S IMPOSSIBLE" No, that's not in any way impossible. They didn't even need somebody like Diana to draw the fire. It's a terrible scene, and saying "there's one machine gun" doesn't make it all ok. It's awful.
@Luc Germain - You're missing the point. It wasn't an impossible place to cross, and it wasn't even close to being one. You said it yourself, they had one machine gun, so you've already admitted that it wasn't.
@@CLrooks 1st those guns were all targeting as soon as she step foot onto no mans land. Because the 1st bullet which would have killed any human that stepped onto that field didn't kill her they fired again and again. Since she deflected all of those they all focused on her and not anyone else. Thats why steve and his men could cross because the Germans were focused on Diana who they had never seen anyone do that before.
The scene makes perfect sense
@sue sue - you're trying to talk your way around it, but it's simply not an impossible area to cross, unless you're saying nobody in the war ever battle past 1 machine gun. You don't really believe that do you? In fact you just pointed out why it's stupid by admitting that all the Germans were focused on Diana. All of them? WOW, what a bunch of idiots. They could have killed everybody but instead they all fired on the one person who wasn't dying. Good job guys.
the posture held by gal gadot is amazing when all the soldiers fire on a single point, shows what the portrayed character is capable of
Just an incredible scene… never tire of it, and Gal Galdot absolutely crushed the role with a perfect blend of compassion and ferocity. Amazeballs
amazeballs?
It’s not Diana’s powers but it’s her compassion that makes her Wonder Woman.🙅🏻♀️
cmon! what’s the use to be compassionate, you can’t feed love to hungry people. you can’t free slaves with love.
Bah I’m pretty sure the super speed, super strength and super reflexes are more useful than the compassion
Aged like milk after ww84
Thats what makes her performance in WW84 so heartbreaking :-(
@@wrath231 ww84 was joke
To think that the idiotic exec wanted to cut this scene out from the final edit???? Thank you Patty Jenkins for saying no. You are the real wonder woman!
Damn if Patty let them cut this scene out WW would've flopped and people would've said "See a female superhero can't carry a movie." Yes Patty thank you for sticking to your guns she knew how much WW meant to the die hard fans Diana has been an icon for decades. Linda Carter helped pave the way for this and now we have Gal Gadot who really brought the Amazon princess to the big screen with a bang.
For real? WTF ... this scene gives me the shivers EVERY single time I watch it and nearly moves me to tears.
Say it ain't so.
Ikr
WB executives probably didn't want a female superhero film to succeed and that was why they tried to cut it
This scene is one of the greatest in movie history. This wasn’t about being a man or a woman, just being a hero to humanity. WW wasn’t led by a tragic past nor is she from another planet coming to save Earth, she’s above all that. She’s about fighting for peace, justice, and freedom. It doesn’t matter who you are, doing the right thing is never wrong. That’s what makes this scene absolutely perfect! ❤️⚡️
Then why is she killing innocent Germans?
I love how she never draws her blade here. Diana is a warrior but also a protector at her core.
I hope she got her coat back. It looked warm... and expensive.
no. i'm sure she left it behind for someone who needed it more than she did.
I mean she doesn’t get cold or hot or even sweat so others needed it more than she did
SNE ProphecyYT
I sweat all the time because of my stress on No Mans Land was heavy during lockdown but I’m better now
Thank you First World War for getting me through
F-zero91maru
Like I was during lockdown and the First World War was doing really well near the end of the last few weeks of lockdown
This scene is the reason why Wonder Woman is so appealing. She doesn't play by the rules, she doesn't''t listen when people put her down, she simply just does what she thinks is right, no matter what may happen to her. At this point in the story, she doesn't know she's actually a god, but she doesn't let it stop her. Powerful stuff.
SavageSlashingHustler valid response
@SavageSlashingHustler Yes, Gal Gadot turns women everywhere temporarily gay.
SavageSlashingHustler that comment made my day😂😂😂😂
@SavageSlashingHustler gay means happy so what your saying doesn't make any sense
This was honestly one of the worst scenes in the history of film. How can you possible see this as empowering and appealing? There is so much wrong with this scene
This scene is so iconic because she literally is telling the people to stop for a moment and realize the caos around. Yes we know she is going to survive but the people didnt know yet she wanted to take the burden because it was to help the people. That is a hero.
When no one listened, she did. When no one would, she did. That’s a hero!😢
Fun Fact: There’s actually a legend from WW1 during the Battle of Mons, Belgium in 1914. Many who were there claimed that an angel appeared on the battlefield, who helped protect the allies from certain death and ultimately led them to victory against the Germans.
I heard something about that too. Many similiar stories from WWII like the mystery escort fighter plane that helped a wounded US pilot land on a carrier but no one else saw the plane except him. Strange.
@@samhitaadapa1472 maybe it was Wonder Woman? One can only hope ;)
@@fortknoxguy I love hearing about stories like that. With the angel, a lot of researchers have boiled it down to mass hallucination but idk, I think it’s better to leave it without explanation. :)
@@lesley1204 lol different people coincidentally having the same type of hallucination? Naaah!! Don't think so.
@@lesley1204 it's exhaustion from their race to the sea After Marne
I like how Wonder Woman didn’t actually kill anyone. She jsut lead the way
I loved the moment where, instead of killing or hurting the German soldiers, she just smashes their gun.
She does kill a bunch of soldiers in the village after this so...
She just dropped a church on top of a guy, and hopefully he survived...
Ink Hed
If I did a horse charge I’ll lead my Australian lover in
@@Brucehumphrey in fairness, that Sniper was targetting civilians.
I love how this scene shows that as powerful as Diana is, she’s not perfect or invincible. She made it most of the way to the other side, but she still needed help to get the rest of the way.
And you end up loving her more for it. Needing help is not a weakness, it just show your human😊❤
My favourite part is when the soldier shouts SHE’S RUNNING! cuz you can literally see the hope glimmer in their eyes , after being stuck there for ages❤️❤️
Indeed, every frame here is inspiring.
One thing I really like about this scene is that Dianna doesn't actually cross the trenches, in fact she's pretty close to being overwhelmed by the Germans. What really tips the scales in her favor is Trevor and the others joining in. While it does send a good message about both genders working together, it sends an even stronger message about heroes. Being a hero isn't just doing the impossible, it's also about setting an example for others and letting them risen up to be better people. Trevor deemed it impossible to cross the trenches but Dianna still tried to break through anyway and she nearly died because of it. But seeing her still risk her life to save innocents, this inspired Trevor and the others to join her and together they made the impossible possible.
Agree with everything you said. But I just can't help but think that Diana's thinking was irrational.
She risked the mission to save these people. It was lucky that their mission was successful.
Aaditya Muralidharan Thats true, but I think it makes sense with her character. She is someone who thinks she can save everyone and I think she would gladly stop to help anyone she runs into.
Aaditya Muralidharan it's a superhero movie, not a war movie. it shouldn't get bogged down by that kind of stuff. superheroes are all about being optimistic and trying to save everyone, even the people some would say don't matter.
Aaditya Muralidharan
That’s why I love the scene because Diana saves them all
@@vlad5042 that's not all that superhero movies are about. I don't mean any disrespect, but that's a very simple minded view. Think of movies like Deadpool, suicide squad, or watchmen. Not all superheroes are bright, colorful, and save the day
Summarizing this scene:
Steve: Diana, no!
Diana: Diana, yes!
Perfect 😂
This is great 😂
This comment is underrated 😂💀
@@mquiroz90 hey dude it's fiction. Stop inserting this thing again and again. If you wanna say that girl/woman are strong, than look at history instead of fiction.
@@mquiroz90 all women went in their short skirts into no man's land in World war 1. Oh wait was it WW2? Oh wait did they help in Titanic?
I love how Steve here is being super realistic in his own terms and focuses on the matter at hand. But what's better is Diana overcomes it not by trying to show off her power but as sympathetic and caring hero she is.
This scene makes me cry even years later, one of the most powerful scenes in cinema ❤
“This is no mans land, no man can cross”
If it was a CW tv show, Diana’ would’ve said “I’m a women”
I’M A WHOMAAAAAN***
*WHAMEN*
Don't forget Captain Marvel
That's stupid.
@@DonoZeek But it's the truth
This scene gives me goosebumps when the music changes and she goes up the ladder. Honestly the soundtrack from this scene is amazing
"For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction."
Also my favorite mom of the movie and the score. The moment she goes up the ladder, the music builds and she is revealed as Wonder Woman.
❤❤👍👍😀😀😀🌍🌍🙏🙏
She much stronger than me 😭
kpop god
Like my friends horse
This scene hits so much differently now. Thank you Gal for trying to get the hostages back from Hamas. You will succeed. 🙏
Wonder Woman is like Superman. She is hope. She is ideal. Where there's no hope or turmoil, there is a Wonder Woman or a Superman to give us hope or light.
No mans land: exists
Wonder Woman: Allow me to introduce myself
It was the same logic as in _Return of the King._ And y'know what? This is just as fair enough in my book.
WW: It's free real estate
no man but nobody said no woman
Lucky Suryajaya101
I’m a No Mans land lover
Lucky Suryajaya101
No Man’s Land lovers should be able too
I still get the chills when that one soldier says, "She's done it!" Every single time.
I got that in my dream when taking No Mans Land once in 1917.
I think it’s the same soldier at 2:25 that almost follow her out of the trench and is ordered to stay down. That part always gets me.
My goodness you are a BEAUTIFUL WOMAN!
@@keeper21br That Belgian soldier felt worried about her and wanted to help :)
Tickles your ego?)
Scene brought me to tears when I watched it the first time
This must be one of the greatest scenes in film history.
Relax.
@@reasonali I do. Now take your own advice.
Captain marvel gives off the “i dont need a man” vibe
Diana gives the “women and men need each other”
Pomegranate Omar and that is why it is amazing
If this had been a marvel movie, when Steve said ‘this is No Man’s Land’, the hero would have said, ‘Well, I’m not a man.’ Wonder Woman didn’t say that, didn’t make it on the nose, because we, the viewers, aren’t dumb, and we enjoyed the scene, and the movie, all the more for it.
@@prasannahraman2230 how do you even assume that? Seriously I am tired of each universe trashing each other in their videos. In a marvel video they'll call dc crap and here's the opposite
Aditya Bhalekar I’m assuming that because Captain Marvel literally did that. They made it on the nose. Remember ‘You know why they call it a cockpit, right?’ ? Marvel is as Marvel does. DC is not flawless, but in this regard, such is the situation.
@@prasannahraman2230 Honestly brie Larson gave a good performance. That line was probably for comic relief. You don't know what dialogue they're going to make her say and you didn't even get the character
Captain America fought at ww2
Wonder woman fought at ww1
And they both use shields
Inbar Wais
da Da DAA
Both movies ended with a blonde American World War Soldier named Steve played by an actor named Chris potentially sacrificing themselves by piloting an enemy aircraft loaded with WMDs away from their intended targets of Allied cities.
I fail to see your point. Diana's original storyline always corresponded with WWI
I'm not disparaging either story. Just noticing the similarities.
@@silverhawkflash
Oh, I didn't think you were. But there are a lot of people who do compare the two (who are both great) much too often. I just wanted anyone who came across this thread to know that. Also, my reply wasn't to you, but to the main comment. RUclips, for some reason, doesn't automatically put down the name the original commenter
1:15 I love that soldiers reaction and the way he runs and hides behind the other soldiers. 🤣
This is how you empower women..
You don’t alienate your audience.
As a man I feel empowered watching this scene
Gal gadot is absolutely amazing as Wonder Woman
She is an inspiration to humanity..
what exactly ''alienated'' you in other movies that tried to empower their female characters?
Volto Nero some writers believe that to “empower” women is to put men down or make the men in their stories entirely incompetent. A prime example of this would be CW’s Batwoman.
@@mrxbx9002 glad I didn't see that film then. 🖒
*cough* last Jedi
Ed Fong any scene in ghostbusters 2016 and captain marvel.
Gal Gadot really is the perfect choice for Wonder Woman.
Pete N Shes the best actor in all of the DCEU.
Son Goku She is actually
mmmmmm no, she is too skinny, she needs to exercise
the only good thing is her pretty face
Don't be offended dude, Gal did a good job; but there may be another woman who does it much better.
Real Samesta Like who?
@@ranelgallardo7031 like Mackenzie davis (only paint her hair a dark color)🤷🏻♂️
plus she has a very athletic body.
Goodness this scene gave me goosebumps. It's so well written and made me love Wonder Woman even more. She is such a badass here
I love that his point is as valid as hers, and even shows why we need extraordinary heroes sometimes. The men *did* try to cross, to act in that obvious way, but could not. So they tried to help in other ways, because they wanted to something but could only do what they could do (meaning, we can't give what we don't have). But this? This *was* something Diana COULD do, this was a thing that was within her ability to handle and make a difference in. So she did.
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And having her priorities straight didn't show in only the big ways, but the small -- she knew the availibility of the weapons (machine guns) was the biggest problem. Not the enemy soldiers who may or may not have wanted to even be there. So she takes out one of the real problematic elements of No Man's Land, because it was there and she could, could make this other bit of difference, along the way to completing her bigger mission.
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This scene is a fine example of letting your heart lead but taking your brain with you. She didn't 'rebel' without a 'cause' or Lone Hero it, recklessly charging ahead and high on emotions. She made a choice, maybe quickly, but you could see that she wasn't acting impulsively or blindly without thought, by the way she paused to turn to Steve before going (which is another wonderful trope-aversion; NOT failing to communicate to her partner/team that she's going out into a danger-zone alone).
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I have so much
This scene will always be one of the most powerful scenes in a DC movie. It was in this scene that you can truly see how heroic she is-she didn't care how dangerous it was to cross No Man's Land as long as she could help those around her. That is what truly makes someone a hero: risking it all to save people.
Baba Yaga she served in the IDF, so she does know a thing or two about fighting
She is literally invincible her reaction time is so fast she can deflect any bullet her crossing no mans land is nothing no risk no danger
Rocio P. Lopez : Agree- and very well said. Thank you for your comment.
Baba Yaga : Yes, this is a movie. The comment is about her CHARACTER, not the actress. Reality much?
Rocio P. Lopez hi
See how in this scene Diana defies Steve and walk into the no man's land to save the people and after she takes a few bullets, all the soldiers behind her saw that it was indeed possible to cross it and they broke from their formation to attack after her. She inspired them t fight back. Now that's a classic hero
teranova11 completely agree!
Also she doesn't rub it in the men's faces she shows kindness, compassion, and consideration for the men around her while at the same time not putting up with their bullshit either.
If I was in a DC movie that has a big battle like this I want wonder women to lead us into battle 🛡✌😁
You are aware that the soldiers arent bulletproof, right? A classic hero rushing into battle and thus unleashing a shower of bullets on her friends isnt exactly what I'd call a classic hero.
@@BigMisterApple Exposing her friends to bullets is not part of the classic hero. Inspiring your friends to take their enemies head on is a classic hero
Thank you Gal Gadot. You truly *are* Wonder Woman.
"This is No Man's Lands. It means that no man can cross it."
Then SHE crosses it.
Reminds me of Eowyn killing the Witch King of Angmar, who said "no man can kill me", and saying "I am no man."
"I am no man" was already taken ;D
I'm really glad they didn't go with
"It may be no mans land, but I'm no man." Or whatever iteration was probably in a draft of the script. They dodged a cliche and this felt a lot more powerful.
Gurgle, and we already heard it in "Lord of the Rings."
@@valuecalc That would imply I've seen Lord of the Rings which I haven't.
Gurgle , I meant many movie fans in general.
@@valuecalc OK, but I'm talking about this movie. Another movie dodgig a cliche doesn't change anything about what this movie did.
If patty Jenkins wrote the scene, I doubt she’d have written something as stupid as “but I’m no man” here
"No man can cross it!"
Across the dimensions, Eowyn smiles knowingly.
I'm very out of this loop lol. What does that mean?
Yessss!!! I was hoping someone would reference that. 👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽😄
@@piersonchristensen8836 watch LOTR and you will understand 😌
Hello fellow lotr fan 😁
@@baseballchica1346 I am no man!
I love how they say ‘she’s done it!’ Instead of ‘they’ve done it’ or something similar. Since she did most of the heavy lifting.
Forgot how powerful this scene is. I can't believe that I cried again while watching it. LOVE 😍 this movie!!
This scene inspired so much hope, the whole movie was beautiful.
Basically
I had very stressful time during lockdown because I wasn’t be able to go and see them and feel sorry for the family members of them all. 5 months later I finally normal again
Or am I? My Spanish flu grief came at me on September 16th
Yes it was.
The grief is still with me now
how is a movie about a fantasy super powerful person inspiring? seriously i don’t understand, it’s pure escapism, there’s no way a person can feel this powerful in real life without facing fatal consequences.
I love how she doesn’t kill if she doesn’t have to.
That's Diana’s compassion, many of those men just want the war to end so they can go home.
well it’s understandable, there’s usually no room for compassion when it comes to war
You forgotten that she was born into a warrior society
@@theblade1251
And this was how I defeated 2020 on January 1st 2021. And now defending 2021
She doesn't even use her sword on them, she flips it over and hits them with the handle
On the other hand, I love how it shows her destroying a machine gun then knocking out the two germans, then cuts to steve smashing a dude on the head and shooting him point blank with a shotgun haha
I love seeing the hope that is brought to the men when they see the opening Diana is giving to them with her actions. It breathes life into me.
How the hell did they go from this epic scene to WW 1984.........seriously.
Coming back here after WW84. This one scene outclasses the entire movie.
True
can’t agree more
I enjoyed WW84 but this movie was far better
Same. The first one had so many memorable scenes. Damn shame that WW 84 wasn’t as good
@@Gary320
I love 2017’s one because of the scenes. They keep me going through COVID-19 and my Spanish Flu grief combined is horrible
After watching this, I realized how DC heroes represent the "in darkness there is light" quote. It shows how Batman could have turned into a mass murder, but chose to become a vigilante to prevent anyone ending up like him. It shows how Aquaman could have destroyed Atlantis for banishing his mother but instead chose to lead. It shows how superman could have eradicated humanity because "if I suffered, shouldn't they" but instead chose to protect it. My point is that even if DC doesn't have marvel's quality in CGI or popularity, they make heroes who choose to instead help others.
They might be popular than DC,but damm Snyder is making the Universe epic.
@@doodleboi7034 A ton of people hate him for being different yet interesting. If you ask a stranger whether they liked his work or not, the outcome is a 50/50 between yes and no.
Uhhh all of marvels heroes help others too. Don’t get me wrong I love DC, but I don’t think either of them are better than the other. Although the DCEU would have been much better if WB hadn’t forced the team up so soon it’s still pretty flawed. For me, DC movies are either absolutely amazing, or just bad (Man of Steel, WW, ZSJL are really good, BVS, and Josstice League bad). Marvel movies are usually just good. Not amazing but none of them suck (talking about MCU only). DC heroes aren’t any better than marvels.
agreed, D.C. villains cause property damage and civilian injuries, the Avengers do that all by themselves, i think the count was close to 2 trillion in insurance claims , even Stark couldnt cover that.
Oh lord, here we go
They will explode the DCU now, but I confidently say that their depiction of Wonder Woman was spot on.
Iconic scene. Wonderwoman saves the DC because of this.
I've watched a _lot_ more Marvel than I have DC, but this is my favorite moment in any superhero film, period. It's hard to explain why but, paraphrasing, I think Doug Walker put it best: "When I see a Batman film, I see Batman. When I see a Spider-man film, I see Spider-man. When I saw Wonder Woman, when she finally climbed up onto the field, I saw a hero."
A hero that r*pes
@@skychieftain We don't talk about WW84 here ....
@@toxic6085 well it exists, and is canon so you should talk about it
@@skychieftain I believe the original vision for dceu to be canon ..... For me , anything other than MoS , BvS and WW is not canon .... they are more like a separate universe ......
@@toxic6085 that's not true, but anyway....
Even after shooting at her, she doesn't hurt the people, instead, she destroys the weapons that they use.
She did kill a few Germans in the village afterwards though.
@@Spider-Man2094 She was strong enough to flip an armored car. There's no way any of these guys survived
@@Spider-Man2094 you did kill thousands of aliens though.
@@RobloxGamer-ml2hs After what they did to Reach.
@@Spider-Man2094 I understand.
The expressions on her face just before she prepare for the battle and when she's turning to Steve and says: No, but it's what I'm going to do... 👍👍🤩🤩🤩 priceless ! I'm curious in how many takes Patty Jenkins managed to nail those sequences...😉🙂
The epicness in this scene is on extreme levels. everything, the sound, music, speed, the shot etc. are just immaculate. like when she turns away from Steve and starts putting on her gear and climbs on to that ladder thing!!!??? beautiful.
As a dude, I can honestly say I feel so happy for girls and women everywhere, this scene is so empowering, I can feel that Wonder Woman is truly a hero.
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And it didn’t need to put down men or try to compete with them. It was just a woman who chooses to be a hero.
kor bye
kor there are movie where women are put down by men... how come you don’t mention those? Oh wait it doesn’t fit your agenda
@@parisedits5453 bold of you to assume i have an agenda. i dont know what's up with you. I was just pointing out what was so amazing with this movie compared to others that bombed trying to push an agenda. If you want to keep pretending that no such thing exists then that's on you. I'm just pointing out that wonderwoman did well just by focusing on its story and uplifting narrative. now, i have yet to see a movie where the men overtly push messages like "men good, women bad" especially in a superhero movie (which is the context of my comment, if you can't stay on it thats on you) but if i did i wouldn't like it anyway.
What I like about this scene is that while Steve isn't wrong about "You can't save everyone", Diana doesn't let that stop her from trying to save as many people as she can.
Also 0:44 again Germans upset..why?
Arrogant and bold characters like (Captain Marvel, Nebula, Okoye) are >>>>>>> naive and generic characters like (Wonder Woman, Wanda, Alita)
The scene is more important because in most parts of the world, Women didn't have equal rights. Many countries still did not allow women to vote. The soldiers in this scene stood for her for her leadership qualities. Its didn't matter if she was a man or a woman. When it came to save lives, she stood her ground and marched ahead and automatically became the hope and the leaders for everyone. This is what nakes this movie so powerful
this whole scene was made to show why Gal Gadot is the best Wonder Woman they've could ever come up with
Steve: “We can’t save everyone in this war; it’s not what we came here to do.”
Diana: “No❤️”
Wait he is called steve
@@oxyqin3764
Yah
He’s correct though
@@nicolelawless3199 ok thx
The dead germans be Like 👁️👄👁️ yh i feel alivent
This scene is what super heros are truly about: Helping people and giving them hope
So people from other side of trench are worse men than Diana buddies? Nobody ask them about opinion. If they would escape they would be shoot as deserters. Many polish soldier was sent to western front by Germans.
Hope of free from occupation
Exactly.Very well said.That's why Wonder Woman,like Superman,is often imitated(with characters like Queen Maeve from The Seven from The Boys comic and show,Power Princess from Marvel's Squadron Supreme,Glory and War Woman from Image Comics and so on)but never duplicated!
She's truly one of a kind as a character!
@@paulkellerman2603 most people are way too unintelligent to comprehend this
The germans see otherwise
One of the best moments in history with a score to match. The compassion here before she placed her crown on and in doing so in that moment the bravery. This was epic.
This is the best female led superhero film hands down, even the second film was no where near the level this film's in.
This part was definitely epic. "It's what I'm going to do." That line got me. The music and her slow walk at the beginning oh my God. When they jumped in to help her risking their mortal lives always makes me cry. She had true friends backing her up the whole movie. Incredible scene and great movie.
This hit me, right in the feels; because she wasn't _assuming_ she would survive!🫨
*We* know she's Wonder Woman, but at this point, she _didn't know!_ She just wanted to help people!
@@Alvan81 Good point!
Exactly!!
I cry every time.
@@Alvan81
Exactly what Woody.EXE does, he’s willing to risk his life for others; me, my 2009 Woody and Mummy always helps him
This scene is more epic and inspiring and better than the whole Captain Marvel movie.
Than the whole MCU and Snyder movies.
Samuel Duran Ramirez Yep
CM its sucks film
@@samuelduranramirez7010 This is a Snyder movie.
Facts
I love how both of these characters are living embodiments of their principles. Steve was willing to sacrifice one life for the greater good, even if it meant sacrificing his own. Diana tries to to save everyone, even if she fails to save Steve or stop humanity from destroying itself, that doesn't mean she won't try, two sides of the same coin.
This scene shows why we love a good superhero movie.Magnificent and moving.Studios,take notes.
I love her accent when she says "No... but it's what I'm going to do".
Mine would be ‘This is what I’m going to do 1917
Ne vitázz vele Steve, úgyse hallgat rád😄
Ans then we got "kaal-ehll NoOo" 😂
She is Jewish that's why her accent is wonderful.
@@alexagudo9756
I thought she was Israeli?
The dude at 1:15, "Oh my God, she's putting on a headband, I better get out of here"
Best DCEU scene!
This scene brings tears to my eyes.
S a m e here, I’m crying so bad
Same man
dinasoursgoroar
I love it it’s different to ‘1917’
Same here every time I see this my eyes just waters.
gwen chase
If I started lashing out then I’ll come to here
I’m a Marvel fan but I like this movie better than Captain Marvel
Captain Marvel doesn't compare. Not in the same league.
there's no need to compare both movies just because they portrait a female lead...
So do I
Legend Himself
Yes, Wonder Woman had a love interest. And? I’d rather “love story” than boring amnesia storyline leading to super saiyan Mary Sue.
@Legend Himself and? Are you really that alone and bitter that a female having a relationship who works good in a movie bothers you?
The way this scene brings a tear to my eye and inspires me to be a better person, to be empathetic like Diana. It's such a powerful film.
Patty Jenkins with Zack Snyder: This scene
Patty Jenkins without zack: *cheetah can wear heels now*
We want a heroic scene like this in her sequel movie as well !!! Please Patty Jenkins
Stephane Pap I recon patty will top this scene in the sequel
She already said she will have an equivalent sequence in 1984.
Well WB were considering to delete this specific scene but Patty told them no. So we will most likely get a scene like this in the sequel
Stephane Pap we dont want a sequel
Asha Nimo there is a big misunderstanding as to what WB didn’t want. It’s not the scene. They didn’t want to put Gal Gadot exposed to the elements running in the winter the way this was shot.
It's 2022 and this one is still ICONIC.
We'll see what WW 1984 has to offer
@@sugaryheaven4089 Hope there's a particular moment scene that is closer to this one or even top this one.
Sugary Heaven
I hope it’s a good one
It’s shocking that the scene didn’t give Wonder Woman a single Oscar nomination. Heck after seeing this scene I predicted this to be Best Picture of that year. That didn’t happen.
Ranel Gallardo
Nah god damn it. My beloved 1917 deserved all Oscars
One of the BEST scenes in any CBM movie - from the lighting to the acting to the music!
When ever I feel like giving up on my goals and quitting, I always come here and watch this scene, This scene gives me an instant amount of energy and motivation that I shouldn't give up and keep chasing my dream, and one day I will fall and rise like Diana 1:43
I think about Queen Elizabeth if I give up then I get help from Woody.EXE. He’s probably the most caring family member out there and I watched Woody.EXE save my mother from Jessie. He even trained me up to become an EXE just like him and my Wonder Woman skills impressed Woody.EXE that i joined him
I showed this this scene to my cat and he turned into a leopard.
Mine into a Siberian tiger
Bahen ke lodo kitna juth bolo ge
😂😂😂😂😂
@@tataco.6426 Mast bola😂😂🥴
😆
I love how she crouches all the way down just so she can make herself as small as possible behind her shield it makes sense since her legs would off been exposed to gunfire otherwise. Brilliant bit of directing there
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I think you can actually see a few bullets hit the armored part of her legs
Standing still in the middle of no man's land she would have been shot down by snipers before she even reach the trenches normally
But the bullets would have grazed her legs or at least hit some people behind her, right?
I love how you need half a braincell to understand why wonderwoman would need to crouch to have her shield cover her entire body
That look she gave and pulled her hair down ,,,,, Something went through me ,,,,I would of given her an Oscar for that part alone
chills and goosebumps everywhere
Yo every time the soldiers yell “She’s done it!!” like it’s a battle cry gives me chills srsly
drabsyo Same it just shakes me to my core idk why but this scene makes Wonder Woman my favourite movie of all time idc what anybody else says
Isabella 2304
I was once shaken by No Mans land
That was when at home I was bleeding out
This was in September 24th this happened I was panicking that much I fainted from it
I still cry because I watch Wonder Woman Linda Carter and it this brings me life ❤