Justice League trailer [Oh yeah, *spoilers*]

I didn't say anything because the idea of a black suit is dumb. He was buried as Clark Kent. Why would he be wearing a black Superman suit? It makes more sense that he's wearing an actual suit and of course such a garment isn't going to hold up to Superman blowing through the roof of a ship, hence Superman is shirtless the way that Flash fell on WW because they're fighting in close quarters, the serious moment needs some levity and gravity exists in this fantasy world on the movie screen.

Now you may ask "Why didn't his pants come off as well?". Obviously showing his penis would prevent the PG rating that the studio is going for. This is where the line that is drawn between "realism" and "remember we're making a money to make money here" and conversation has taken a turn from the actual movie and something that's just dumb. It's turned into people tripping over the other to show how sensitive they are to the plight of women being objectified and assaulted or being hypersensitive.

The point wasn't you didn't say anything because you thought it was stupid or not. The point was that you didn't say the poster was being hypersensitive for pointing out what he perceived as an opportunity to show off Cavill's pecks. You offered up a poor rationalization for WW/Flash scene, but totally ignored this previous post although your justification for it was much better.

Gal Gadot being sexy as hell IS the reason she's playing Wonder Woman. Scarlett Jo being sexy is the reason she's Black Widow. The same could be said for all the actors in these Super Hero movies. But I don't remember Black Widow being used as a sex object punchline in the middle of a fight scene. It would have been just as unnecessary as it was to do in JL during this scene. It's very possible to be sexy without being a prop. That's why Wonder Woman scored so well with women. In the examples you mentioned, Hemsworth and Mamoa and Cavill get shirtless, but they are still central to their respective scene. The scene with Flash turns WW into an object.

As movie goers we're so used to women be objects that we don't recognize the difference. Ghostbusters (the new one) did a great job of turning the tables. And you know what happened? Men HATED it. Right here on SR no less. No one said hypersensitive then. The length you're going to defend an unnecessary scene makes me think you might be the hypersensitive one.

Eh...agree to disagree I guess. Over all, I thought it was a great movie.