Cheetah - All Scenes Powers | Wonder Woman 1984 

Hot.

Which a cheetah is not.

If she wished for this, wouldn’t she just stay as a human?

should have gone with the tiger or Lion😅

pretty funny when you know cheetah are in fact "bitch predator" and really not apex predator

She was 😅😅

It's definitely what a lot of fans would have expected when hearing that Cheetah would be in the sequel, with her often being known for being one of the main arch-enemies of Wonder Woman in comics like Joker and Luthor are for Batman and Superman, so that would make it seem like a sequel should be centered a lot more around her right? Instead this sequel just kind of left me with the same kind of underwhelming feeling I had watching Venom at the end of Spider-Man 3.

@@nicksorenson940The problem is, for odd reasons, DC has never really liked The Cheetah. 99% of fans consider her to be Wonder Woman’s main villain, even over Ares. Even in the earlier stories William Marston (Wonder Woman’s creator) kinda positions Cheetah as the franchise’s big bad. Yet, DC does not like to focus on her like they would Lex Luthor or Joker. If Wonder Woman is part of the trinity and the most popular female superhero of all time (sorry Black Widow Carol Danvers fans, but it’s true) then Cheetah should be put on that threat level of Joker and Luthor. Whenever Cheetah is used these days it feels like DC throwing us to bone to shut the fans up about Cheetah.

Max was one of the worst parts of the movie for me

She should've started the film as Cheetah.

Yeah. Pushing people is so cool to watch instead of actually hand to hand combat.

No

she looked like a crackhead running around like that

she pushed people more than actual fighting

​@alienatedslayer that's apart of combat

She's a good actress, but the movie stunk.

This was one of the scariest things I’ve ever seen. I had nightmares for several weeks after I watched this movie. It was so scary.

Real talk I enjoy looking at a beautiful woman, not stare like a pervert but assholes like that need their ass checked on a daily basis.

@@iwishiwasthomasshelby yeah I had nightmares too. Never did see the movie though

I cannot agree more with you on that.

Same! I don’t even remember many aspects of this fight

It’s beyond cringe.

Sinestro reminds me of Walt Disney.

When a character wants power like this, power for itself, then that character does NOT deserve it. Only troubles ensue when they get it.

If I'm not mistaken, that might be due to the fact that her father is Zeus, who is known for his lightning powers. Perhaps that explains why she is immune to it? I can't say for sure

@@kibaakamaru2354 You're spot on

I'll buy that explanation. 👍@@kibaakamaru2354

Actually, Cheetah was not executed by electrocution. She was highly résistant also thanks to her fur (Big Cats can withstand some amount of High voltage electrocution). She was sure not well but the healing factor worked just fine later.

@@tizianotrasmondo6011 Fair enough but still brutal.

I would have to get a litter box, and a bunch of giant toys just to keep a lid on things for the neighbors.

😂😂😂

Super toughness duh. And it's a movie

The general consensus is that when the lasso is glowing, the person that it's tied to is speaking the truth, whether under compulsion or by their own free will. Since the lasso was lit up like christmas lighting, you can safely assume she was speaking the truth. Since she's not shown to try and resist anything, you can also assume she said it of her own free will. The lasso confirms that it's the truth, but didn't have to compel it out of her.

Except the electricity would have travelled through the water to hit WW too

@@LordTalax Diana is the daughter of Zeus so is immune to electricity.

She did not die, she survived thanks to her resistance and healing factor. She even reverted back to her human form, thought she may retained some superhuman power (remember, she was the only one who didn't give up on her wish).

@@tizianotrasmondo6011 Exactly.

Because gal cant act

Wonder Woman 100% sexually assaults her neighbor in this movie. I know they keep showing Steve, but remember; it's actually Steve's ghost inhabiting her neighbor's body. Really icky type of stuff imo

Different force

You can just write that part off as saying it was part of the wish. Just give that part the good old comic book treatment and plot hole filled.

@@holidayinn4293 Excellent, I forgetted...lol

Yeah I want to see him get cat called and then he rages out and kicks the shit out of the Woman. That is so relatable

lmao ikr? They want to be Men so bad but don't even know the gentleman's code when it comes to fighting. She was straight up trying to murder him over a cat call. xD

I was thinking a ball of string and a laser pointer lol.

I think diana should have fought cheetah in armour in the second battle but after getting her strength back she didn't need it for the final battle. Max and the wish stone are put in the movie just to have a ways to bring Steve back.cheetah could have become cheetah the way she did in the comics and actually I think diana and barbra should have become friends in ww2 and she become cheetah in ww3.the friendship was rushed a bit but nah we didn't really need max as a character

@@drcokepepper Like I said a disastrous film. By the time the end of the picture comes where she fights Cheetah and whatever the hell is going on with Max, I didn't care, I just wanted it to be over. Honestly, was everyone involved in the production on dope?

@@halwasserman7905 Honestly, bringing Steve back was pointless as it undercuts everything the emotional impact his death in WW1 had on Diana and lessens the stakes within the comic book movie world. The movie should've had Diana dealing with losing Steve and moving on.

@@comyxcon4gaming860 And this is to say nothing of the morally questionable method of his resurrection. And is it just me or does Gadot seem like she lost her muscle tone from the first movie? She looks thin and listless here. I know she loses her powers but even so she doesn't seem well. Maybe she was on the same coke bender the rest of the cast and crew were on.

@@halwasserman7905 Seriously, what was Patty Jenkins thinking? Making Maxwell Lord an expy caricature of Donald Trump, inconsistent tone (at least WW1 had a consistent tone despite some cheesy moments) lackluster and unimpactful fight scenes, is among many of this film's problems. They really dropped the ball on this one.