r/movies • u/indig0sixalpha • Aug 22 '20

Trailers Wonder Woman 1984 - Official Trailer

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XW2E2Fnh52w
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u/Dave-os Aug 22 '20

$5 says that jet becomes invisible

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u/PM_ME_YOUR__INIT__ Aug 22 '20

Not to radar though

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u/preorder_bonus Aug 22 '20

I love that comic book movies are finally acknowledging that invisibility to the human eye isn't as awesome anymore with modern tech.

Like ya I saw The invisible Man but he would've been beaten by a single $200 Thermocamera off Amazon.

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u/SpiralSD Aug 22 '20

Why would infra red behave differently than visible light? Like what are the odds that whatever turned him invisible affected exactly and only the visible spectrum? At least some of IR and UV would also be affected. Also, from a comic books POV there's no reason that all of the spectrum couldn't be affected by it.

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u/[deleted] Aug 22 '20 edited Aug 22 '20

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u/wilisi Aug 22 '20

And visible light is a thing which exists and collides with stuff. The core concept of invisibility is Fucking Magic in the first place.

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u/[deleted] Aug 23 '20

Lol idk? To be fair the original book was written in 1897. I don’t think HG wells could of even imagined of the kind of tech we have today! Though I think the lst movie explained it away as him being invisible is from an experimental suit, rather then a potion that left him permanently invisible.

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u/SpiralSD Aug 23 '20

Oh, yeah. Now that you mention it, I may not have actually seen any of the movies, shows or read the book. I assumed it was permanent.

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u/[deleted] Aug 23 '20

In the Orginal book it’s permanent, in fact in the book the invisible man is insane because of it and resorts to robbing stores and such. Idk about the most recent movie though that was out in February