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Wonder Woman

Power. Grace. Wisdom. Wonder.

2017 141 min ★ 7.2 (21,163) Released
Action Adventure Fantasy

An Amazon princess comes to the world of Man in the grips of the First World War to confront the forces of evil and bring an end to human conflict.

Original title
Wonder Woman
Language
EN
Country
US
Budget
$149,000,000
Revenue
$823,970,682
Reviews & Ratings 6
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tmdb51616167

Sep 2, 2024 · via TMDB

★ 8.0

"Wonder Woman" was a groundbreaking film that revitalized the DC universe and reignited excitement for the Justice League. Gal Gadot's portrayal of Wonder Woman, while criticized for her acting skills, was visually captivating and suited the role perfectly. The film's World War I setting and character interactions added depth to the storyline, with quick wit enhancing the overall experience. The fight scenes were exhilarating, showcasing Wonder Woman's badass persona and making the movie a must-watch despite any shortcomings in acting. On the other hand, "Wonder Woman 1984" failed to live up to its predecessor, delivering a disjointed and disappointing sequel that veered off course from the established DC universe. The film's messy plot, lackluster excitement, and underdeveloped villain undermined the legacy created by the first movie. Director Patty Jenkins' handling of the story and character arcs fell short, leaving viewers with a subpar viewing experience marred by excessive CGI and a lack of substance. Ultimately, "Wonder Woman 1984" was deemed a misstep in the Wonder Woman franchise, failing to capture the magic of the original film and disappointing fans with its lackluster execution. The film's flaws overshadowed any potential it may have had, leaving audiences longing for a more cohesive and engaging continuation of Wonder Woman's story.

GenerationofSwine

GenerationofSwine

Jan 14, 2023 · via TMDB

★ 10.0

OK, calm down....I am going to address the "controversy" around this first...and I can't believe I just had to write that. It's freaking Wonder Woman!!!!! I can see the X-Men being controversial, what with being primarily about Civil Rights and equality for minorities...but this is DC Comics. OK, so let me put it this way... ...I do NOT think that Wonder Woman is the greatest female protagonist in an action movie or sci-fi movies...and I am NOT a misogynist. My "lack of respect" of Wonder Woman doesn't stem from a hatred of strong female leads...I just think Sarah Conner (Especially in "Terminator the Sarah Conner Chronicles") is the absolute coolest and most bada$$ strong female lead that has ever graced the silver screen or your home television. Not only that, I was livid when it got canceled and, for the cherry on top, if you want a strong female role model...have one with the cold soldier discipline and the willingness to sacrifice her life for the mission that Sarah Conner has. Not only that, but to be further controversial, I don't believe that Wonder Woman is the first awesome strong female lead in an action movie. I mean, Ellen Ripely is almost as pure awesome as Sarah Conner...and who can forget Buffy, OK Buffy is touchy, when I mention her I am talking about Buffy from the TV show, not Buffy from the movie. Those are only to name a few. And then there are lesser ones that we hate yet still came before Wonder Woman....most recently the Ghost Busters and Mary Sue from the new Star Wars. So cool down on the politics...people that don't think Wonder Woman is the greatest female lead aren't necessarily misogynists forcing a male agenda....they may just be aware of Sarah Conner and Echo. Now...back to Wonder Woman. WHY DOES IT HAVE TO BE DARK, REALISTIC, AND GRITTY?!?!?! Seriously, I only like one (1) of the Nolan Batman movies and...Wonder Woman and Superman and the Justice League are NOT Batman. I don't want to sit through a Super Hero movie that is bucking for ultra-realistic. If I wanted that, I'd see a drama. There are few super heroes that you can go totally dark and Gritty with, Batman, Dare Devil, Green Arrow.... Speaking of Green Arrow, notice how he was dark and the Flash wasn't? Why can the WB understand this but not the film department? What you have here is a director trying to make a Batman movie using Wonder Woman and that doesn't work. If I want a dark and gritty female action protagonist I already have the Terminator and Alien franchises. the director, the studio, the writers should have concentrated more on making a Wonder Woman film and not another Batman movie...this failed for the same reason Batman V Superman did.

The Movie Mob

The Movie Mob

Aug 19, 2022 · via TMDB

★ 9.0

**Overall : Wonder Woman exceeds the high expectations of existing fans while winning new fans with its amazing action, fantastic visuals, and sincere characters.** Zack Snyder’s casting of Gal Gadot as Wonder Woman was a masterstroke that shined in its full brilliance in this film. While I had high hopes for Patty Jenkins’ Wonder Woman, I didn’t expect this kind of excellence! Gal Gadot delighted as the powerful yet compassionate Diana. Jenkins carried that balance of elegance and strength throughout the entire film. The No Man’s Land scene stands out as one of the best action scenes in a comic book movie. Wonder Woman is full of fun, action, grace, and significance, making it a true stand-out in the ever-growing ocean of comic book films.

J

JCEOWOODARD

Nov 7, 2021 · via TMDB

★ 10.0

I truly enjoyed Wonder Woman after Diana’s BvS intro with that amazing theme music. I was disappointed Diana didn’t have the bullets and bracelets contest to return Steve to Man’s World. Director Patty Jenkins must have watched Justice League the animated series because Diana stole her costume in that episode. I read moviegoers review the 3rd act as a heavy CGI fest but but butt Diana’s a demi god fighting Ares,the God of War certainly they wouldn’t be mimicking a Saturday morning WWE wrestling match. Traveling by ship instead of invisible plane was another missed opportunity to stay true to the CB. The Themyscria healing waters was okay I would have liked the Purple Healing Ray - but but butt Director Patty Jenkins kept with the au naturel order of Mother Earth no guns, no electricity, no meat/fish only fruits and vegetables honouring the harvest goddess. 10/10

T

Trevfh

Sep 9, 2021 · via TMDB

Such a really nice one & Gal Gadot is the perfect Wonder Woman

P

Peter89Spencer

Mar 16, 2021 · via TMDB

★ 8.0

I was wrong about Gal Gadot taking the role as Diana Prince/Wonder Woman since BvS. She was not bad. Then this film, her standalone film, really brought emphasis on female empowerment.

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Cast 71
Gal Gadot

Gal Gadot

Diana Prince / Wonder Woman

Chris Pine

Chris Pine

Steve Trevor

Connie Nielsen

Connie Nielsen

Hippolyta

Robin Wright

Robin Wright

Antiope

Danny Huston

Danny Huston

Ludendorff

David Thewlis

David Thewlis

Sir Patrick / Ares

Saïd Taghmaoui

Saïd Taghmaoui

Sameer

Ewen Bremner

Ewen Bremner

Charlie

Eugene Brave Rock

Eugene Brave Rock

The Chief

Lucy Davis

Lucy Davis

Etta

Elena Anaya

Elena Anaya

Dr. Maru

Lilly Aspell

Lilly Aspell

Diana (Age 8)

Lisa Loven Kongsli

Lisa Loven Kongsli

Menalippe

Ann Wolfe

Ann Wolfe

Artemis

Ann Ogbomo

Ann Ogbomo

Phillipus

Emily Carey

Emily Carey

Diana (Age 12)

James Cosmo

James Cosmo

FIeld Marshall Haig

Wolf Kahler

Wolf Kahler

German Commander

Martin Bishop

Martin Bishop

Kaiser Wilhelm II

Flora Nicholson

Flora Nicholson

Marie

Pat Abernethy

Pat Abernethy

Photographer

Freddy Elletson

Freddy Elletson

Trench Sentry

Sammy Hayman

Sammy Hayman

Trench Sentry

Michael Tantrum

Michael Tantrum

Trench Sentry

Philippe Spall

Philippe Spall

Trench Officer - Belgian

Edward Wolstenholme

Edward Wolstenholme

Trench Officer - British

Marko Leht

Marko Leht

German Soldier in Boat

Steffan Rhodri

Steffan Rhodri

Colonel Darnell

Andrew Byron

Andrew Byron

Weary Captain (Shot)

Dominic Kinnaird

Dominic Kinnaird

Suited Man

Rachel Pickup

Rachel Pickup

Fausta Grables

Ulli Ackermann

Ulli Ackermann

Guard at Invite Table

Frank Allen Forbes

Frank Allen Forbes

Turkish Slave

Peter Stark

Peter Stark

Soldier at Gala

Rainer Bock

Rainer Bock

Von Hindenberg

Jennie Eggleton

Jennie Eggleton

Young Wife (Station)

Eva Dabrowski

Eva Dabrowski

Nina

Danielle Lewis

Danielle Lewis

Senator Timandra

Florence Kasumba

Florence Kasumba

Senator Acantha

Eleanor Matsuura

Eleanor Matsuura

Epione

Josette Simon

Josette Simon

Mnemosyne

Doutzen Kroes

Doutzen Kroes

Venelia

Hayley Warnes

Hayley Warnes

Aella

Caitlin Burles

Caitlin Burles

Queen's Guard

Jemma Moore

Jemma Moore

Queens Guard

Samantha Win

Samantha Win

Euboea

Brooke Ence

Brooke Ence

Penthiselea

Madeleine Vall

Madeleine Vall

Egeria

Hari James

Hari James

Trigona

Jacqui-Lee Pryce

Jacqui-Lee Pryce

Niobe

Betty Adewole

Betty Adewole

Amazon Army

Caroline Winberg

Caroline Winberg

Amazon Army

Kattreya Scheurer-Smith

Kattreya Scheurer-Smith

Amazon Army

Rekha Luther

Rekha Luther

Amazon Townsfolk

Ooooota Adepo

Ooooota Adepo

Amazon Townsfolk

Zinnia Kumar

Zinnia Kumar

Amazon Townsfolk

Amber Doyle

Amber Doyle

Mother

Freddy Carter

Freddy Carter

Soldier

Fred Fergus

Fred Fergus

Soldier

Tim Pritchett

Tim Pritchett

Wounded Soldier

Gana Bayarsaikhan

Gana Bayarsaikhan

Throne Room Amazon

Camilla Roholm

Camilla Roholm

Throne Room Amazon

Stephanie Haymes-Roven

Stephanie Haymes-Roven

Amazon Cavalry General

Tori Letzler

Tori Letzler

Singer

Mayling Ng

Mayling Ng

Amazon Warrior (Orana)

Zack Snyder

Zack Snyder

U.S. Soldier (uncredited)

Lee Neville

Lee Neville

Scottish Regiment Soldier (uncredited)

Ana Cilas

Ana Cilas

Amazon Warrior (uncredited)

Sofia Abbasi

Sofia Abbasi

Turkish Worker

Nathanjohn Carter

Nathanjohn Carter

Ludendorff's Aide-de-Camp (uncredited)

Alexander Terentyev

Alexander Terentyev

German Lieutenant

Crew 74
Aline Bonetto

Aline Bonetto

Production Design

Benton Jew

Benton Jew

Storyboard Artist

Jay Oliva

Jay Oliva

Storyboard Artist

Simon Finney

Simon Finney

"B" Camera Operator

Alex Bailey

Alex Bailey

Still Photographer

Clay Enos

Clay Enos

Still Photographer

Lindy Hemming

Lindy Hemming

Costume Design

Darrell Warner

Darrell Warner

Costume Illustrator

Adelaide Filippe

Adelaide Filippe

Costumer

Wayne Dalglish

Wayne Dalglish

Fight Choreographer

Damon Caro

Damon Caro

Stunt Coordinator

Ryan Watson

Ryan Watson

Stunt Coordinator

Tim Rigby

Tim Rigby

Stunt Coordinator

Alicia Vela-Bailey

Alicia Vela-Bailey

Stunt Double

Bobby Holland Hanton

Bobby Holland Hanton

Stunt Double

Caitlin Dechelle

Caitlin Dechelle

Stunt Double

Joanna Bennett

Joanna Bennett

Stunt Double

Natalie Padilla

Natalie Padilla

Stunt Double

Aidan Brindle

Aidan Brindle

Stunts

Annabel Wood

Annabel Wood

Stunts

Ben Wright

Ben Wright

Stunts

Bradley James Allan

Bradley James Allan

Stunts

Chelsea Mather

Chelsea Mather

Stunts

Cristian Knight

Cristian Knight

Stunts

Gary Hoptrough

Gary Hoptrough

Stunts

Gordon Alexander

Gordon Alexander

Stunts

Jack Jagodka

Jack Jagodka

Stunts

Jessie Graff

Jessie Graff

Stunts

José Antonio Oña Sánchez

José Antonio Oña Sánchez

Stunts

Josh Dyer

Josh Dyer

Stunts

Julia Schunevitsch

Julia Schunevitsch

Stunts

Lauren Okadigbo

Lauren Okadigbo

Stunts

Lucy Cork

Lucy Cork

Stunts

Luke Scott

Luke Scott

Stunts

Luke Tumber

Luke Tumber

Stunts

Matthew Stirling

Matthew Stirling

Stunts

Nellie Burroughes

Nellie Burroughes

Stunts

Peng Zhang

Peng Zhang

Stunts

Pete Ford

Pete Ford

Stunts

Rachael Evelyn

Rachael Evelyn

Stunts

Sarah Lochlan

Sarah Lochlan

Stunts

Theo Morton

Theo Morton

Stunts

Mike Deodato

Mike Deodato

Thanks

Robert Kanigher

Robert Kanigher

Thanks

Patty Jenkins

Patty Jenkins

Director

Tommy Gormley

Tommy Gormley

First Assistant Director

Damon Caro

Damon Caro

Second Unit Director

Martin Walsh

Martin Walsh

Editor

Nick Davis

Nick Davis

First Assistant Editor

Lora Kennedy

Lora Kennedy

Casting

Leigh Ann Smith

Leigh Ann Smith

Casting Assistant

Tommy Gormley

Tommy Gormley

Co-Producer

Geoff Johns

Geoff Johns

Executive Producer

Steven Mnuchin

Steven Mnuchin

Executive Producer

Wesley Coller

Wesley Coller

Executive Producer

Charles Roven

Charles Roven

Producer

Deborah Snyder

Deborah Snyder

Producer

Richard Suckle

Richard Suckle

Producer

Zack Snyder

Zack Snyder

Producer

Judith Georgi

Judith Georgi

Loop Group Coordinator

Jo Goldsmith-Eteson

Jo Goldsmith-Eteson

Musician

Rupert Gregson-Williams

Rupert Gregson-Williams

Original Music Composer

Chris Munro

Chris Munro

Production Sound Mixer

Florence Welch

Florence Welch

Songs

Labrinth

Labrinth

Songs

Sia

Sia

Songs

Josh Evans

Josh Evans

Matte Painter

Chris Upson

Chris Upson

Visual Effects

Alex Wuttke

Alex Wuttke

Visual Effects Supervisor

Bill Westenhofer

Bill Westenhofer

Visual Effects Supervisor

Frazer Churchill

Frazer Churchill

Visual Effects Supervisor

William Moulton Marston

William Moulton Marston

Characters

Jason Fuchs

Jason Fuchs

Story

Zack Snyder

Zack Snyder

Story

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May 25, 2017

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Jun 2, 2017

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Aug 29, 2017

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Sep 19, 2017

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