The DC film had huge expectations and rankings unlike any other DC films before but now has finally failed miserably in keeping up to everyone’s expectations. Most Anticipated to Rotten Wonder Woman 1984 was one of the most anticipated DC movies after the Snyder Cut that is about to release this March. Wonder Woman 84…
Director Patty Jenkins has already gone on the record saying there won’t be a director’s cut for Wonder Woman 1984, as she wouldn’t want to mess with the pacing of the film the way it is. Granted, that doesn’t mean there isn’t more footage out there, but it sounds as though Jenkins thinks it wouldn’t…
While there are some moments in the movie that puzzle fans, the movie succeeds in crafting another tale that allows Wonder Woman to serve as a beacon of hope to audiences everywhere, and one of the symbols used throughout the movie to exemplify hope is the motif of rainbows. Here’s why. Minor spoilers ahead Rainbows…
In 2021, Snyder’s fans will get what they’ve been waiting for – a brand new version of Justice League utilizing unseen footage from Snyder’s time on the production, as well as new scenes and new CGI. However, that’s still not the whole story. There’s still a question of where the DC Extended Universe goes after…
The fan adoration for the neon Wonder Woman follow-up isn’t just encapsulated in the box office receipts and viewing statistics, however. After only one weekend on the market, Wonder Woman 1984 boasts a superb 73% fresh fan score on review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes. That’s even 8% higher than the film’s similarly respectable critical score. Sequels…
Wonder Woman 1984 finds Princess Diana (Gal Gadot) in the middle of the Cold War. After coming across a mysterious Dreamstone with the power to grant wishes, Diana brings her wildest fantasy to life when she manifests the return of her deceased lover, Steve Trevor (Chris Pine). However, she’s not the only one who uses the artifact…
At the time, the first-weekend box office reports for Wonder Woman 1984, which was simultaneously released on HBO Max, had yet to come in, but now that we have the numbers, Warner Bros. is full steam ahead on Wonder Woman 3 and Jenkins both. Thanks to the pandemic and the dual release strategy, WW1984 didn’t…
The future of the DC Extended Universe is in a state of flux at the moment. While rumors indicate Henry Cavill will return as Superman eventually, it’s unclear when exactly that will take place. After returning as the caped crusader in Zack Snyder’s Justice League, Ben Affleck will officially be done as Batman, and instead, we’ll…
With just over a week to go before Wonder Woman 1984 is released in theaters and on HBO Max, the fans are devouring every detail they can get about the DC Extended Universe sequel, and who can blame them? Wonder Woman 1984 has been delayed for over a year now, and while a handful of…
Wonder Woman 1984 is almost here, and everyone’s eagerly waiting for Diana Prince (Gal Gadot) to face off against Maxwell Lord (Pedro Pascal) and Cheetah (Kristen Wiig) as she embarks on new adventures in the neon decade. With the movie’s super-sized runtime and a rollout plan that includes both theaters and streaming via HBO Max, it…
It’s been a long road to release for Wonder Woman 1984. Back when the first Wonder Woman hit theaters in 2017, directed by Patty Jenkins and starring Gal Gadot as the eponymous heroine, it was a records-shattering success that forever changed the genre, shoving aside Batman and Superman to firmly establish Diana Prince as DC’s biggest…
On the heels of Wonder Woman 1984 being released in theaters and on HBO Max simultaneously on December 25, 2020, it looks like Warner Bros. is adopting the same strategy for all of its 2021 releases. That means The Matrix 4, The Suicide Squad, Godzilla vs. Kong, Dune, and Space Jam: A New Legacy will all be available for streaming day-and-date with…
Wonder Woman 1984 was all set to be DC’s big win for 2020, bringing Patty Jenkins’ vision and Gal Gadot’s performance into the Reagan era with Kristen Wiig, Pedro Pascal, and one of the Chrises in tow. The film’s initial 2019 release date was moved back. Then continuing theater closures in major markets pushed it…
Huge news dropped on November 18 when it was announced that Wonder Woman 1984 would be released in theatres on Christmas Day (where it’s safe) as well as HBO Max. The superhero sequel was originally supposed to come out in November of 2019 but was pushed back to the summer of 2020 before landing at…
There is nothing we can do when it comes to nature controlling our fate. Coronavirus has disrupted everything, and all we can do is sit and wait for it to leave the planet altogether. Santa Claus has other plans Wonder Woman 1984 has been postponed so often, and the final date was fixed to December…