Gal Gadot to Receive #SeeHer Award at 2018 Critics' Choice Awards
AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA *inhales* AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAH
James Turner
Grayson Jenkins
>eonline.com
>Three weeks before the 2018 Critics' Choice Awards, Gal Gadot has already been named a winner. The Association of National Advertisers and The CW are teaming up to give her the #SeeHer Award. Wonder Woman director Patty Jenkins will present Gadot with the honor Jan. 11, live from the Barker Hangar in Santa Monica, Calif. The CW will broadcast the gala at 8 p.m.
>The #SeeHer Award recognizes women who "push boundaries" and "recognize the importance of accurately portraying women across the entertainment landscape," a spokesperson said Thursday. "Gadot broke through this year as a powerful voice advocating for women, not only on screen as the iconic Wonder Woman, but in life as well, using her platform to encourage those in the entertainment industry and beyond to strive for fairness and parity across genders." #SeeHer aims to accurately portray all women and girls in media so that by 2020—the 100th anniversary of women gaining the right to vote—they are reflected as they truly are.
Jordan Parker
>"We're honored to recognize Gal this year with the second annual #SeeHer Award," ANA CEO Bob Liodice said in a statement. "Not only was she able to challenge stereotypes in film and find success by starring in one of the biggest blockbusters this year, she also used that success to shine a light on her own industry and push the boundaries on gender equality in real life."
Warner Bros.' Wonder Woman, released in June, has earned more than $820 million worldwide. Gadot and Jenkins are both returning for a sequel, set for release on Nov. 1, 2019. Earlier this month, the comic book movie received nominations in three categories at the 23rd Annual Critics' Choice Awards: Best Action Movie, Best Costume Design and Best Visual Effects.
"Having critics once again recognize the importance of #SeeHer and including the award in the broadcast is another key milestone for the movement. Entertainment plays such a large part in influencing culture. There has never been a more important time to lean in and support our #SeeHer mission of increasing accurate portrayal of girls and women in media. Gal and Patty are role models for our #SeeHer mission," ANA AFE #SeeHer chairman Stephen Quinn told E! News Thursday, "and we are delighted to have them recognized by the critics and the industry."
Thomas Fisher
>they are literally making up irrelevant awards to give to her/the movie because it HAS to win something
Nolan Flores
JEW
Jose Diaz
>Gadot broke through this year as a powerful voice advocating for women, not only on screen as the iconic Wonder Woman, but in life as well, using her platform to encourage those in the entertainment industry and beyond to strive for fairness and parity across genders.
She did absolutely nothing what the fuck is this cunt even talking about?
Jack Ramirez
What an ugly actress. Her ten head is so distracting.
Angel Ross
she just really loves 90s rock
Easton Barnes
>Her
>he doesnt know
Mason Reyes
Hamas warned us
Carter James
>fairness and parity across genders
>Only men can be portrayed as dumb, weak and flawed
>Women have to be the all-knowing, all-powerful beings of pure knowledge and energy that they really are
so stupid
Blake Williams
Sup Forums on suicide watch.
Angel Clark
Is the award really called "#seeher" with the hashtag and all? The absolute state
Robert Garcia
>#SeeHer Award
A what now?
Hudson Powell
Nani?!
Brayden Miller
#SeeHerInTheatersPlease Award
Noah Young
Who is behind this prize?
Andrew Campbell
I hope it ends up with her giving a speech about Jerusalem being her true capital
Caleb Sanders
We may never (((know)))
Tyler Jackson
it's like six for the six but less dignified
David Cox
>Earlier this month, the comic book movie received nominations in three categories at the 23rd Annual Critics' Choice Awards: Best Action Movie, Best Costume Design and Best Visual Effects.
>Best Visual Effects
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Samuel Cooper
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Jeremiah King
>best action movie
Damnit, god fucking damnit. I miss actual action movies. Capeshit is the dumbest form of this. Who cares about all the cool stuff they character does when they're superhuman. For writers, it's like playing a game with cheats enabled. Literally nothing to keep them from creating whatever they want.
Zachary Davis
I think they wrote the speech a year ago
Elijah Campbell
>(((critics)))
Oliver Robinson
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Eli Nelson
Now she's look like shit in comics