Adria Arjona

I hear that there's a possibility.

I know Adria Arjona is going to be in the next Superman movie, and I heard rumors that she might be Wonder Woman.

I wouldn't have a problem with that.

It's great to see Carl Winslow pop back in something.

There was some really, really good visuals in this.

And they kept cutting back to the guy burning on the grill over and over again.

poor guy on the grill and uh you know i just had some cool visuals in it i love the feel of all the goofy stuff with the german scientist i love the casting which is is partially part of me wants to think it's stunt casting another part of me wants to think that you know they just you know love these character actors from these classic movies and want to give them a paycheck so it's always good to see you know michael bean and reginald ville johnson out there and And I will say, I have had a dilemma all year, but I think this movie may have solved it and helped me by finding a new Woman Crush of the Year contender in Adria Arjona, who is awesome in this and also a very, very attractive lady.

Yeah, that was my woman crush of the year like three years ago.

And when these guys break out of the facility, they attack the nearest town, which includes the trailer park where our main character lives.

Her name is Celeste and she's played by Adria Arjona.

And I really thought she was a great lead, like her character is this battle-weary, sort of traumatized, no-nonsense single mom.

So as this movie was setting things up, I became really optimistic.

It's pretty much a perfect fusion of sci-fi and slasher horror.

And they break out, they run amok, and they approach this trailer park where Adria Arjona, who plays an ex-military woman, kind of badass woman who's sort of hiding from the world, managing this trailer park, just scraping by.

Her daughter's visiting her.

These guys attack the trailer park, and she and the other residents attempt to fight back.

And they basically run amok killing civilians as they move their way across New Mexico.

And finally, sort of end up at the trailer park that our main character, Celeste, played by Adria Arjona, who I love as Bix in the Andor series, season one and season two.

She plays Cassian Andor's love interest, Bix Kaelin.

She's fantastic in that.

Visually, they're really fucking cool.

I love them.

You know, I think that Adria Arjona did a great job as Celeste.

She's a badass and everything, but...

Hey, Forbes, get in touch with me.

Forbes says, here's when Adria Arjona will likely be revealed as DCU Wonder Woman.

And then they say a bunch of shit.

I don't know.

Robert Pattinson's yapping about the Batman part two.

We have more Adria Arjona speculation for Man of Tomorrow.

I am looking forward to when we don't have to talk about this every single week, but it is going to be fun when we do that today.

And we have a new episode of Lanterns to unpack, which I'm very excited to do because I think that this is a particularly fun episode of the show.

That's going to be a lot of fun.

And then shifting over to Man of Tomorrow and like I said, the casting and character debate that seems to never end on this show.

Adria Arjona was on Josh Horowitz's podcast and he had a bet with her for all intents and purposes.

He was like, I'll bet you $500 that you are playing Wonder Woman.

My bladder can't let me focus on a movie that long in a theater.

So, also, this is, I think it's probably because Adria Arjona is doing press for Onslaught, the new Adam Wingard movie, and she said that she was almost cast as Kira in Solo, a Star Wars story.

Oh, wow.

That's a character I hope we see come back in the next season of Maul.

So Ben, would you kindly introduce us to our main feature for this week?

Yeah, so our main feature this week is Onslaught, in which Adria Arjona is Celeste, a single mother and former army sniper who unleashes her lethal skills to protect her young daughter Daisy from a rogue squad of genetically engineered super soldiers created by third-generation Nazi scientist Dr. Hans Kammler, played by Dan Stevens.

The film is directed by Adam Wingard and written by Simon Barrett, taking place in the same continuity as The Guest and capping off a trilogy that also includes their 2011 film, You're Next.

The supporting cast includes Eric Wareheim, Reginald Valjohnson, Alex Pereira, Michael Biehn, Drew Starkey, and Rebecca Hall.