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* Barbara's descent into villainy, mainly because it happens by accident. She envies Diana and admits it, but understands it's not Diana's fault. Indeed, the movie implies she may be attracted to the other woman. Instead, she wishes to be like her to have her confidence. The Dreamstone turns her into a CorruptedCharacterCopy; of a woman with Diana's grace and charisma, but not her kindness. When Diana tells her what's happening, Barbara is in denial, saying she can't give up this new her. (She eventually does, however.)
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* Barbara's descent into villainy, mainly because it happens by accident. She envies Diana and admits it, but understands it's not Diana's fault. Indeed, the movie implies she may be attracted to the other woman. Instead, she wishes to be like her to have her confidence. The Dreamstone turns her into a CorruptedCharacterCopy; of CorruptedCharacterCopy: a woman with Diana's grace and charisma, but not her kindness. When Diana tells her what's happening, Barbara is in denial, saying she can't give up this new her. (She eventually does, however.)
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* Maxwell's first scene with Alastair. He gives his son a huge BearHug and promises a fun weekend with him. Then an investor reveals he was waiting in the same room as Alastair was and berates Maxwell for lying about oil deposits. At first, Maxwell tries to go for NotInFrontOfTheKid, but [[SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments Alastair refuses to leave his dad at the man's mercy]]. He gives Alastair another hug, promising he's not a loser.
* Barbara snapping at the homeless man she's typically on friendly terms with. Not only does it show that her kinder side is fading away, but from his perspective he'd just been shoved aside by one of the few people who saw him as something other than a waste of space. Especially since the culture of the 80s determined a person's worth through possessions and status, which he had neither of.
* When Maxwell's successes start coming in thick and fast, he finds himself overwhelmed to the point where he snaps at his assistant for telling him that he's supposed to be spending this weekend with his son Alistair. It takes him only a few seconds to realise he's losing sight of himself.
* Barbara snapping at the homeless man she's typically on friendly terms with. Not only does it show that her kinder side is fading away, but from his perspective he'd just been shoved aside by one of the few people who saw him as something other than a waste of space. Especially since the culture of the 80s determined a person's worth through possessions and status, which he had neither of.
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* Maxwell's first scene with Alastair. He gives his son a huge BearHug and promises a fun weekend with him. Then an investor reveals he was waiting in the same room as Alastair was and berates Maxwell for lying about oil deposits. At first, Maxwell tries to go for NotInFrontOfTheKid, but [[SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments Alastair refuses to leave his dad at the man's mercy]]. mercy.]] He gives Alastair another hug, promising him he's not a loser.
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** And when the full impact of Steve's nonexistence hits, Diana breaks into a sprint and screams her heart out. It's not too far removed from [[Film/ManOfSteel Superman's guilt-laden scream after killing Zod]].
* As Diana pleads with Max to revoke his wish, you can hear people all around the world being angry and lashing out at each other. The worst part is that you can clearly tell not all these people are bad, just upset over how things had gotten for them. At one point you can basically hear what amounts to a marriage falling apart.
* As Diana pleads with Max to revoke his wish, you can hear people all around the world being angry and lashing out at each other. The worst part is that you can clearly tell not all these people are bad, just upset over how things had gotten for them. At one point you can basically hear what amounts to a marriage falling apart.
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* The world is saved when everyone has their wishes reversed. Since Barbara has reverted back to her human form, it's assumed she also took part, but we never heard her formally surrender her power and the scowl on her face implies she still resents Diana. In all likelihood, that sweet-natured woman that Diana befriended early on [[ThatWomanIsDead might be gone forever]].
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* The world is saved when everyone has their wishes reversed. Since Barbara has reverted back to her human form, it's assumed she also took part, but we never heard her formally surrender her power and the scowl on her face implies she still resents Diana. In all likelihood, that sweet-natured woman that Diana befriended early on [[ThatWomanIsDead might be gone forever.forever]].
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* The man who offhandedly wished for his wife, a restaurant owner, to "drop dead" desperately revoking his wish when Diana urges the world to do the same. He looks absolutely devastated that he just killed someone.
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* The man who offhandedly wished for his wife, a restaurant owner, to "drop dead" desperately revoking his wish when Diana urges the world to do the same. He looks absolutely devastated that he just killed someone.someone.
** After all is said and done, we'll never know if they ever reconciled.
** After all is said and done, we'll never know if they ever reconciled.
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* Diana and Steve being separated once more, with Steve having to convince Diana to let him go so she can save the world again. She's Not to mention she's been shot at several times, badly injured and barely able to walk; it's implied if she doesn't renounce her wish, she will die for Steve to live. Diana's actually unable to say goodbye and leaves him behind, rejecting her wish in order to get her powers back.
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** And when the full impact of Steve's nonexistence hits, Diana breaks into a sprint and screams her heart out. It's not too far removed from Superman's guilt-laden scream after killing Zod.
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** It's hard not to tear up at Alistair's response.
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* Maxwell's first scene with Alastair. He gives his son a huge BearHug and promises a fun weekend with him. Then an investor reveals he was waiting in the same room as Alastair was and berates Maxwell for lying about oil deposits. At first, Maxwell tries to go for NotInFrontOfTheKid, but [[SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments Alastair refuses to leave his dad at the man's mercy]]. He gives Alastair another hug, promising he's not a loser.
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** Maxwell grew up with a feeling of impotence as both he and his mother were were both abused by his father at home, and attending school in England, he was discriminated against for [[RaceLift his Latin-American]] and blue collar blue-collar background. This inspired him to be a cheat and a liar, as well as loving, though flawed, father to his own son.
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* It's hard not to feel bad for the nameless handsome man whose body ends up being possessed by a resurrected Steve as he's being possessed against his will. To make this worse, Diana has sex with him while he's still in Steve's control which is pretty much sexual assault and/or rape since he has no way to consent to anything. And he has done nothing to deserve any of it.
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* It's hard not to feel bad for the nameless handsome man whose body ends up being possessed by a resurrected Steve as he's being possessed against his will. To make this worse, Diana has sex with him while he's still in Steve's control which is pretty much sexual assault and/or rape since he has no way to consent to anything. And he has done nothing to deserve any of it.it.
* The man who offhandedly wished for a restaurant owner to "drop dead" desperately revoking his wish when Diana urges the world to do the same. He looks absolutely devastated that he just killed someone.
* The man who offhandedly wished for a restaurant owner to "drop dead" desperately revoking his wish when Diana urges the world to do the same. He looks absolutely devastated that he just killed someone.
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* Barbara snapping at the homeless man she's typically on friendly terms with. Not only does it show that her kinder side is fading away, but from his perspective he'd just been shoved aside by one of the few people who saw him as more than a waste of space. Especially since the culture of the 80s determined a person's worth through possessions and status, which he had neither of.
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* Barbara snapping at the homeless man she's typically on friendly terms with. Not only does it show that her kinder side is fading away, but from his perspective he'd just been shoved aside by one of the few people who saw him as more something other than a waste of space. Especially since the culture of the 80s determined a person's worth through possessions and status, which he had neither of.
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* When Diana uses the Lasso on Max, we get a look into his childhood life. He had an abusive father in his old country, and he had trouble fitting in with American kids due to a lack of English. It puts a little more perspective into why he was so desperate to prove himself as a success.
** The way he screams ''"It's finally my turn!"'' hints that he's not a villain out of inherent cruelty, but because the world was cruel to him first and for no real reason.
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* It's hard not to feel bad for the nameless handsome man whose body ends up being possessed by a resurrected Steve as he's being possessed against his will. To make this worse, Diana sleeps and has sex with him while he's still in Steve's control which is pretty much sexual assault and/or rape since he has no way to consent to anything. And he has done nothing to deserve any of it.
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* It's hard not to feel bad for the nameless man whose body ends up being possessed by a resurrected Steve as he's being possessed against his will.
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* All the photos in Diana's home are of Steve, Etta, and her WWI comrades. She didn't just not find love again, she never even made friends again.
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* All the photos in Diana's home are of Steve, Etta, and her WWI comrades. She didn't just not find love again, she never even made friends again.
** This actually makes sense given the way Diana was raised. Amazons don't age, it's possible no one Diana knew ever died before the Germans came to Themyscira. Even if an Amazon did occasionally die, since Amazons don't reproduce, no one would ever take a dead Amazon's place, their loss would leave a void that would never be filled. To normal people, grieving the loss of a loved one then moving on is a natural part of life, but to Diana, it's a completely alien concept.
** This actually makes sense given the way Diana was raised. Amazons don't age, it's possible no one Diana knew ever died before the Germans came to Themyscira. Even if an Amazon did occasionally die, since Amazons don't reproduce, no one would ever take a dead Amazon's place, their loss would leave a void that would never be filled. To normal people, grieving the loss of a loved one then moving on is a natural part of life, but to Diana, it's a completely alien concept.
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** Steve's response to Diana admitting she can't say goodbye. "I'm already gone."
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** Before that, it's there's Diana's initial refusal to renounce the wish. As she puts it, she's fine and even ''happy'' to sacrifice so much for the world and the people who live in it. But now that she has Steve back, she can't understand why she can't have him, ''just'' him, because he is all she really wants.
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* The world is saved when everyone has their wishes reversed. Since Barbara has reverted back to her human form, it's assumed she also took part, but we never heard her formally surrender her power and the scowl on her face implies she's she still resentful of resents Diana. In all likelihood, that sweet-natured woman that Diana befriended early on might be gone forever.forever.
* It's hard not to feel bad for the nameless man whose body ends up being possessed by a resurrected Steve as he's being possessed against his will. To make it worse, Diana later has sex with Steve while he's still using the man's body which means he's technically being raped since he's unable to consent to the act.
* It's hard not to feel bad for the nameless man whose body ends up being possessed by a resurrected Steve as he's being possessed against his will. To make it worse, Diana later has sex with Steve while he's still using the man's body which means he's technically being raped since he's unable to consent to the act.
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* When Maxwell's successes start coming in thick and fast, he finds himself overwhelmed to the point where he snaps at his assistant for telling him that he's supposed to be spending this weekend with his son Alistair. It takes him only a few seconds to realise he's losing sight of himself.
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** And when the full impact of Steve's nonexistence hits, Diana breaks into a sprint and screams her heart out. It's not too far removed from Superman's guilt-laden scream after killing Zod.
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* The world is saved when everyone has their wishes reversed. Since Barbara has reverted back to her human form, it's assumed she also took part, but we never heard her formally surrender her power and the scowl on her face implies she's still resentful of Diana. In all likelihood, that sweet-natured woman that Diana befriended early on might be gone forever.
* The world is saved when everyone has their wishes reversed. Since Barbara has reverted back to her human form, it's assumed she also took part, but we never heard her formally surrender her power and the scowl on her face implies she's still resentful of Diana. In all likelihood, that sweet-natured woman that Diana befriended early on might be gone forever.
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* Barbara's descent into villainy, mainly because it happens by accident. She envies Diana and admits it, but understands it's not Diana's fault. Indeed, the movie implies she may be attracted to the other woman. Instead, she wishes to be like her to have her confidence. The Dreamstone turns her into a CorruptedCharacterCopy; of a woman with Diana's grace and charisma, but not her kindness. When Diana tells her what's happening, Barbara is in denial, saying she can't give up this new her. (She eventually does, however.)
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** Before that, it's Diana Diana's initial refusal to renounce the wish. As she puts it, she's fine and even happy ''happy'' to sacrifice so much for the world and the people who live in it. But now that she has Steve back, she can't understand why she can't have him, ''just'' him, because he is all she really wants.
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* Diana has a photo of herself with an elderly Etta Candy, and given that Diana is completely on her own in this decade, it's all too clear Etta has long since passed.
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** Before that, it's Diana initial refusal to renounce the wish. As she puts it, she's fine and even happy to sacrifice so much for the world and the people who live in it. But now that she has Steve back, she can't understand why she can't have him, ''just'' him, because he is all she really wants.wants.
* Max admitting to Alistair that he is not a good person and that he has lied to him, stating that he just wanted his son to be proud of him.
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** Before that, it's Diana initial refusal to renounce the wish. As she puts it, she's fine and even happy to sacrifice so much for the world and the people who live in it. But now that she has Steve back, she can't understand why she can't have him, ''just'' him, because he is all she really wants.
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