Wonder Woman 1984

Name: Wonder Woman 1984
Genre: Action, Adventure, Fantasy
Released: December 25, 2020
Duration: 151 min
Rating: 60
Cast: Alex Delescu, Amr Waked, Amreen N. Yaqoob, Bern Collaco, Brittney Aleah

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Warner Bros. Pictures | Release Date: December 25, 2020 | PG-13

Starring: Alex Delescu, Amr Waked, Amreen N. Yaqoob, Bern Collaco, Brittney Aleah, Chris Pine, Chris Silcox, Connie Nielsen, Ella Walker, Gabriella Wilde, Gal Gadot, Jamaal Burcher, Jamal Alkhaldi, Jeff Moore, Joel Morris, John Gettier, Jonathan Ajayi, Julian Ferro, Justin Sisk, Kaila Ingram, Kristen Wiig, Kristoffer Polaha, Lilly Aspell, Lolita Marie, Lynda Carter, Lyon Beckwith, Manoj Anand, Marisol Correa, Marla Aaron Wapner, Monica Haynes, Natasha Rothwell, Oakley Bull, Paul Ron Cruz, Pedro Pascal, Penelope Kapudija, Ravi Patel, Rick Kelvin Branch, Robin Wright, Sia Alipour, Sonia Goswami, Spencer Trinwith, Tessa Bonham Jones, Thomas Clay Strickland

Summary: Fast forward to the 1980s as Wonder Woman’s next big screen adventure finds her facing two all-new foes: Max Lord and The Cheetah.

Director: Patty Jenkins

Genre(s): Action, Adventure, Fantasy

Rating: PG-13

Runtime: 151 min

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Richard Roeper

Dec 15, 2020

To be sure, we get a classic comic book movie storyline about a megalomaniacal madman intent on taking over the world, but there’s often a relatively light tone to the proceedings. This is a throwback piece of pure pop entertainment. Read full review

Justin Chang

Dec 15, 2020

Gadot and Pine give great pillow talk, and their easy screwball rhythms provide not just levity but ballast: They ground a movie in which time, for all its malleability, always feels like it’s slipping away. Read full review

Johnny Oleksinski

Dec 30, 2020

The first film was set during the happiest time in human history: World War I. A tormented Wonder Woman took to the trenches and endured a solid hour of smoke and soot. Squint and you could maybe spot the main character. Wonder Woman 1984, by contrast, is visually dazzling with kaleidoscopic color and buoyant action sequences. The plot, thank Ares, is no longer so self-serious, even if it is a bit knotty. Read full review

Chris Barsanti

Dec 22, 2020

The film shows a preference for forgiveness over vengeance, which feels like an okay way to end this particular year. Read full review

Peter Debruge

Dec 15, 2020

For nearly two hours of its 151-minute runtime, Wonder Woman 1984 accomplishes what we look to Hollywood tentpoles to do: It whisks us away from our worries, erasing them with pure escapism. Read full review

Katie Rife

Dec 21, 2020

Wonder Woman 1984 is lively and bright and entertaining enough that it only occasionally feels like it’s going to go on forever. But it’s hard to get past what seems like a lack of consideration—or perhaps concern— for what motivates Diana Prince, or what fans like about her. Read full review

Angelica Jade Bastien

Dec 15, 2020

Sadly, all that glittered in the franchise’s first outing is gone in Wonder Woman 1984. The disappointing sequel highlights not only the dire state of the live-action superhero genre in film, but the dire state of Hollywood filmmaking as a whole. Read full review

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MathSoz

Dec 25, 2020

incredible movie, beautiful message, a super hero being a super hero! Beautiful and exciting

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Heitorlm

Jan 9, 2021

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Filme incrivel, inferior ao primeiro, mas ainda sim é ótimo. WW84 mostra um lado mais humano dos personagens, Max e Bárbara estão simplesmente incríveis, o único problema é o Cgi que tá um pouco ruim.… Expand

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TheQuietGamer

May 16, 2021

In a time where our superhero movies and honestly big blockbusters in general are following a very safe, predictable (but not unenjoyable) formula, it's nice to see one that tries to do something different even if the results are somewhat mixed. WW84 forgoes much of the typical action andIn a time where our superhero movies and honestly big blockbusters in general are following a very safe, predictable (but not unenjoyable) formula, it's nice to see one that tries to do something different even if the results are somewhat mixed. WW84 forgoes much of the typical action and comedy in favor of patiently progressing through a story designed to instill a moral in order to ensure that its message is more effectively delivered. This does lead to some rather humdrum pacing and a few dull stretches, but the way it actively tries to teach the audience something sort of exemplifies what makes Princess Diana so special to begin with by reaffirming her as someone we can all look up to. Hearkening back to the days when comic book heroes were people we could aspire to be like not solely for their powers and incredible adventures, but for the strength of their character as well.

Slow though it may be, there is still some spectacle to be found here. It's just of a more toned down variety that calls to mind the whimsical escapist thrills of the Golden and Silver ages of comics, rather than the bombastic and elaborate setpieces we've become accustomed to today. Not necessarily a bad thing, but it doesn't help that the majority of the running-time is also dedicated to fleshing out the cast through their detailed interactions with one another. It certainly makes for a cute little adventure with the most well-realized and developed villains in any cinematic universe to date, but my goodness is there a noticeable lack of excitement most of the time that can make it hard to stay fully engaged given its length.

Despite its lack of zest however, I remain a fan of 1984 for its throwback to the cape-and-costume tales of yesteryear nature and the titular character herself. Portrayed with such grace and charm by Gal Gadot, Wonder Woman is the beacon of hope and goodness that Superman and Captain America were supposed to be on the big-screen. Even her shiny and brightly colored new suit radiates a quality of awe-inspiring heroism that she proves isn't just skin-deep by going the extra mile and not only sparing, but REDEEMING her foes when all her counterparts in the DCEU and MCU are busy making sure every enemy they come across has no chance of returning for a sequel.

It's these qualities along with the fact that what was attempted here wasn't even a bad idea that allow me to stand beside her during this one minor misstep. This really was a well-meaning attempt to shake things up for superheroes by returning to the tone and principles found in their inception while offering a life lession in the process. A concept I would love to see revisited with more life and energy in the future, because while this love letter to the character's roots may be lacking in the expected and sometimes even the necessary amount of entertainment value, it was refreshing to see one of these films finally break away from the mold to try something different. So when all is said and done, Wonder Woman is still my girl!… Expand

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Waquas

Dec 29, 2020

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. At a point I started thinking like when this movie will end even though few scenes were good - ww running after denouncing her wish and the truck flipping - apart from these scenes ww84 is just a crap and it levels with JL. Hans Zimmer did good but not his best, I love the acting of Pedro Pascal and Gal Gadot. Screenplay and direction would have been better.… Expand

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BullyMaguire

Dec 6, 2021

This movie is so bad. Honestly, I still prefer it over Captain Marvel but the script in this movie is absolutely abhorrent. The movie is so cheesy especially the dialogue (only director Sam Raimi knows how to make movies cheesy yet still enjoyable and not very cringy). The CGI is so bad. TheThis movie is so bad. Honestly, I still prefer it over Captain Marvel but the script in this movie is absolutely abhorrent. The movie is so cheesy especially the dialogue (only director Sam Raimi knows how to make movies cheesy yet still enjoyable and not very cringy). The CGI is so bad. The action scenes sucked and the villain sucked. The only good thing I can say is that the soundtrack was decent and Gal gadot is great as WW.… Expand

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Shurik7w

Dec 31, 2020

Gal Gadot 11 out of 10
Movie 0.1 out of 10

Crazy Weird scenario with lots of illogical and silly fails

4 of 8 users found this helpful44

hitzestau

May 7, 2021

My biggest wish: I want my time back! And also my money, but fortunately I saw the film in streaming and not in the cinema, where I would have paid extra.

I have rarely seen a more silly and pointless movie than this one. If you think you can't do worse than Alex Kurtzman's Star Trek,My biggest wish: I want my time back! And also my money, but fortunately I saw the film in streaming and not in the cinema, where I would have paid extra.

I have rarely seen a more silly and pointless movie than this one. If you think you can't do worse than Alex Kurtzman's Star Trek, Wonder Woman 1984 will prove you wrong. Characters and plot are implausible and make no sense. The film doesn't build up any suspense, nor do you get the feeling that the world is on the brink and it needs a superhero to save it. One wonders how Pedro Pascal as an actor could get lost in such a production. Chris Pine's character adds nothing to the plot. Gal Gadot has no charisma. The film doesn't even offer well-done action sequences. Wonder Woman 1984 falls miles short of Zack Snyder's other DC productions.… Expand

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