Not exact matches
By comparison, Diana's
efforts to stop the Great
War provide a sense of hope not
present in films like Man of Steel or Batman v Superman, while also taking the superhero genre out of an urban environment and contrasting Diana's supernatural powers against early 20th century firepower and chemical weapons.
After a moderately successful appearance at the 1936 Olympics and on track to participate in the 1940 Games in Tokyo, Zamperini ended up in the midst of the
war effort (not to mention the games were eventually cancelled due to the
war), briskly bringing the film back to its
present.
In a more extreme example of alteration, Steve Lambert organized an
effort to craft a mock edition of the NYT that
presents the news as we wish it might be, circa 2009: the
war in Iraq is over (thankfully now a reality), Condoleezza Rice holds a press conference to confess frankly that the Bush Administration knew all along that there were no WMDs; and all public universities are free.
Marking a century since Virginia - born President Woodrow Wilson brought the nation into World
War I, the Virginia Museum of History & Culture in Richmond (formerly the Virginia Historical Society)
presents The Commonwealth and the Great
War exhibition, commemorating the 100,000 Virginians who served, hundreds of nurses and homefront
efforts, as well as the 3,700 men who did not make it back home.