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Wonder Woman director Patty Jenkins names three other superheroes she would like to tackle Fresh from the release of  Wonder Woman 1984 in theatres and on the HBO Max streaming service, director Patty Jenkins has named three other superhero franchises she would be interested in if she had the chance. Taking to Twitter to answer a fan question during the  Wonder Woman 1984 Watch Party, Jenkins named DC’s Superman, Sony andMarvel’s Spider-Man, and Marvel Studios’ Black Widow as the thre...

Blade Runner, a 30-years into the future sequel titled Blade Runner 2049, is a near 3-hour artfully constructed, serpentine, and mind-bending epic that needs to be seen to be believed. As with most franchises that offer up new installments years, even generations later, bigger seems to be the credence here, but this coon’s age later subsequent entry (written by Hampton Fancher and Michael Green, with the former having also worked on the original) has the right idea of expanding the worl...

How does Gal Gadot’s Goddess of Truth rate with the rest of the DCEU? Here’s our review of the summer’s biggest superhero.

New Year, New You: 21 Movies To Inspire Your 2021 A new year can represent opportunity for new hopes and resolutions, and movies have the gift to inspire that personal change. If you’re eager to turn the page on 2020, here’s 21 movies to charge your 2021. Diet and exercise are always high contenders on new year’s resolutions lists, and movies like Brittany Runs a Marathon, Chariots of Fire, and Fat, Sick and Nearly Dead will get you in motion. There are movies for getting in touch with...

‘Wonder Woman 3’ Is Officially In The Works   Hold on to your lassos because Warner Bros. has announced that the development for a third Wonder Woman movie has been fast-tracked and now, another Wonder Woman film with Star Gal Gadot and director Patty Jenkins is officially on its way!     Shortly after Wonder Woman 1984 was released, on Christmas day, Warner Bros. announced that they’re gearing up for their third instalment! Warner Bros chief Toby Emmerich shared, ‘we are excited to...

celebrity weddings of the year Entertainment by Katy Hall Premium Content Subscriber only COVID-19 threw a serious spanner in the works for weddings this year, but despite all the challenges, some lucky loved-up couples still managed to make it down the aisle and say "I do". Chandler Powell and Bindi Irwin on their wedding day with a python Picture KATE BERRY BINDI IRWIN AND CHANDLER POWELL Six years after getting together, Bindi Irwin and Chandler Pow...

The director and star of Wonder Woman 1984 have both explained why Diana doesn’t wield a sword and shield in the movie. Wonder Woman 1984 is now available to view for many but during the film, fans will have noticed that Diana isn’t utilising her sword and shield. This was a purposeful decision made by director Patty Jenkins and it has to do with Diana not wanting to kill anyone. Speaking JoBlo, Jenkins and star Gal Gadot explained the thinking behind the decision. Gadot says: “This is p...

Granger on Film: Wonder Woman 1984 doesnt live up to the first Sign In Susan Granger FacebookTwitterEmail This image released by Warner Bros. Entertainment shows Gal Gadot in a scene from "Wonder Woman 1984." (Warner Bros. via AP)Associated Press Years ago, when I taught screenwriting at the University of Bridgeport, we discussed how a superhero must not only struggle morally to do the right thing but he/she must also battle a worthy villain who epitomizes a powerful, evil threat. When “Wonde...

Adjusted Score: 73.409% Critics Consensus: Fittingly fleet and frequently fun, Sonic the Hedgehog is a video game-inspired adventure the whole family can enjoy -- and a fine excuse for Jim Carrey to tap into the manic energy that launched his career. Synopsis: SONIC THE HEDGEHOG is a live-action adventure comedy based on the global blockbuster video game franchise from Sega that centers... [More]

28 December 2020 Share with: Pedro Pascal had to ditch plans to base his new Wonder Woman 1984 villain on Michael Douglas classic Wall Street character. The former Game of Thrones star initially thought cold and calculating businessman Gordon Gekko in his polished power suit would be the perfect character to draw inspiration from for his character Max Lord, but revealed he was forced to abandon that idea after a chat with director Patty Jenkins. "She pulled me away from that," Pascal explained...