Holy conflicting reports, Batman! As you may have noticed, over the course of the past several days, we’ve been writing off the assumption that Patty Jenkins had signed on to a Wonder Woman sequel. The
Note: For simplicity’s sake, whenever the term “reshoots” is used, unless otherwise stated, assume that it’s a catchall term that includes pick-ups, additional photography, and the standard reshooting of scenes. In weeks past, there have
Right now, Warner Bros. is riding high on the success of Wonder Woman, and by all means, they should be. After getting slammed in 2016 for their two entries in the DC Extended Universe, many
As Wonder Woman continues her reign as queen of the box office (taking in over $100 million domestic with a worldwide total of over $220 million), an interesting piece of information surfaces. The film’s director
Disclaimer: This post contains spoilers for Wonder Woman. Could Steve Trevor return to the Wonder Woman franchise in a sequel? Believe it or not, that seems to be a question that’s circulating in Tinsel Town.
Last year, mainstream audiences were introduced to the Suicide Squad with the David Ayer-directed film of the same name. While comic book readers have been more than aware with this team of baddies for decades,
It’s been one hell of a weekend for DC and Wonder Woman fans, and by this time, over $200 million worth of people worldwide have seen Wonder Woman on the big screen. The film made
Wonder Woman is a bonafide hit, achieving the highest domestic opening weekend for a female directed film. Directed by Patty Jenkins, and starring Gal Gadot as the title character, Wonder Woman sports the highest Rotten Tomatoes
It’s never a sure thing that a director will be back for a film’s sequel. If you look at Marvel’s Phase 1, the only director to carry over to multiple films was Jon Favreau, and
Wonder Woman is off to one hell of a start in its opening weekend, taking in a stunning $11 million in Thursday night preview screenings alone. For a comparison, the first Guardians of the Galaxy
