If you look at the movies showing in theaters back in the year 2000 and compared it to all the movies in theaters nowadays, it'd be a night-and-day comparison. By and large, studios and audiences
The 1980s were a great decade. Some of the most memorable TV shows, cartoons, music, and movies come from the 80s. A lot of people take advantage of the adoration for the 80s that society
Wonder Woman was WB and DC's first critically successful film in their shared universe. It was also universally praised by audiences for a multitude of reasons and considered an important moment for females and representation
DC and Warner Bros. have a bad habit of overloading their schedule -- and I don't necessarily mean overloading the slate with too many movies. It's more that they get overly-ambitious, putting out a whole
Wonder Woman 1984 is due to hit theaters in June 2020 and after the success of the first Wonder Woman movie, director Patty Jenkins is back helming the sequel. The movie actually wrapped some time
When Marvel's now famous MCU first broke through it was commonly regarded as the poorer cousin to Warner Bros DC slate of movies which included the likes of Nolan''s Dark Knight Trilogy. Then, after Avengers smashed
While the first handful of movies from the DC Extended Universe were...divided at best, there was one shining beacon of light at the center of it all: Wonder Woman. In addition to being the first
Wonder Woman was a film that was part World War I movie, part fish out of water story. In that film, Wonder Woman herself, Diana, was the proverbial fish out of water. As a Themyscira
Wonder Woman was one of the few success stories for DC and parent company Warner Bros. so far in the DCEU. The movie was both critically lauded and financially profitable. It's no suprise that WB fast
It's hard not to look at Wonder Woman 1984 with at least the slightest bit of cynicism. While I loved Wonder Woman, there is no doubt that at least a solid chunk of that had
