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#Invisible jet movie#

#Invisible jet movie#

The movie is full of gob-stoppingly dumb moments like this. to Egypt without needing to stop and refuel, although I’ll have to take the person’s word on that one. I’m also told that no fighter plane could fly straight from D.C. Steve missed the last 65 years of human history, not the last 6,500.

Is it safe to fly right through a fireworks display? Also, why is Steve Trevor acting like the concept of fireworks is completely new to him? Fireworks are over a thousand years old, and have been used to celebrate the Fourth of July in the United States since the country began.

I’m not an aeronautics expert, but I’m thinking that’s…beyond preposterous?

The biggest blank for me is that Steve, who last flew a plane in 1918, is perfectly capable of flying an advanced fighter jet in 1984.

Wonder Woman (who forgets that radar exists, naturally) turns the plane invisible, which is…I guess something she can do now?

Once in the air, the people on the ground finally catch on that someone is making off with an incredibly valuable military resource and start to give pursuit.

Since when does a museum keep battle-ready fighter jets fueled and ready to go? Oh wait, do they take it from the Smithsonian? That’s even weirder.How in the hell did they just wander onto a military base and hijack a jet without anyone noticing?.But did they check Handsome Man’s drawer for a passport? If he has one they could have avoided all of this. The reason they’re taking a jet rather than flying commercial is because Steve “doesn’t have a passport.” You see, Steve is a long-dead World War I-era pilot brought back to life in the body of a dude credited only as “Handsome Man” thanks to a wish Wonder Woman makes on a magic rock.Here is an incomplete list of questions that have to be answered before this sequence can make any kind of sense: It’s also so stupid I nearly had to pause the movie to catch my breath. The sequence is lovingly directed by Patty Jenkins, with Gadot and Pine both giving their all to sell it.

They hop into a jet on the Fourth of July, marveling at a fireworks display as they soar right through it. Partway through Wonder Woman 1984, Wonder Woman (Gal Gadot) and Steve Trevor (Chris Pine) need to fly from Washington, D.C. The colors pop and the soundtrack soars, but the script is godawful. By Dan Selcke 2 years ago The cast members of Wonder Woman 1984 look great in their ’80s outfits.