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	Comments on: The CW delays &#8216;Wonder Woman&#8217; pilot; orders more from &#8216;Vampire Diaries&#8217; exec	</title>
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		By: Patrick		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[They need t ditch the Wonder Woman TV show.  She can become an iconic on television but more importantly a movie icon. There are three keys to success...for a movie:

1) The movie should not be too expensive. The model to follow is the Underworld series which was made for about $75 million each movie.  But brought in about $160 million worldwide.  While a Wonder Woman movie would almost certainly top that, people should not expect a multi-billion dollar franchise.

2)  The movie should be grounded in reality (even if it means changing her origin story) to move away from the Greek mythology angle.  They might allude to it but it should be in the on the back burner.  

3) Finally they should find a villain that would take Wonder Woman to task.  Someone as strong or stronger who presents a challenge so formidable it would create a good deal of tension.  The problem is that no one from her rogues gallery really presents that challenge.  Therefore one should be invented...a sort of Bane to Wonder Woman&#039;s Batman.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>They need t ditch the Wonder Woman TV show.  She can become an iconic on television but more importantly a movie icon. There are three keys to success&#8230;for a movie:</p>
<p>1) The movie should not be too expensive. The model to follow is the Underworld series which was made for about $75 million each movie.  But brought in about $160 million worldwide.  While a Wonder Woman movie would almost certainly top that, people should not expect a multi-billion dollar franchise.</p>
<p>2)  The movie should be grounded in reality (even if it means changing her origin story) to move away from the Greek mythology angle.  They might allude to it but it should be in the on the back burner.  </p>
<p>3) Finally they should find a villain that would take Wonder Woman to task.  Someone as strong or stronger who presents a challenge so formidable it would create a good deal of tension.  The problem is that no one from her rogues gallery really presents that challenge.  Therefore one should be invented&#8230;a sort of Bane to Wonder Woman&#8217;s Batman.</p>
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