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CinemaBlend For many, 2021 is just another year. Resolutions, regrets… the whole lot. For others, though, this is the year of Zack Snyder’s Justice League. And if you are one of the passionate fans who fought for years in the online trenches working to get the Snyder Cut of Justice League released (following the travesty that was the Joss Whedon-led theatrical cut), this is the year that your efforts are being rewarded. It’s the year of The Snyder Cut, and the director is sharing new images on social media to commemorate the accomplishment. While the world tunes in to HBO Max...

The third 'Wonder Woman' film was fast-tracked soon after 'Wonder Woman 1984', rounding out the trilogy

A History of the Cheetah in ‘Wonder Woman’ This villain, played by Kristen Wiig in “Wonder Woman 1984,” has had a long, complicated relationship with her rival. The Cheetah was first introduced in 1943, underwent a revision 44 years later and returned again in 2016.Credit...DC By Devin Fuller Dec. 28, 2020 While the Cheetah may not be the most popular cat woman DC Comics has been responsible for, her high-profile appearance in the “Wonder Woman” sequel has a chance to earn her a whole new generation of fans. “Wonder Woman 1984” (in theaters and streamin...

Wonder Woman director Patty Jenkins says Warner Bros. changed her original ending of the first movie While 2017’s Wonder Woman proved to be a hit with critics and audiences alike, one aspect that came in for criticism was the film’s climactic battle between Gal Gadot’s Amazon Princess and David Thewlis’ Ares – particularly once the God of War underwent his transformation into a CGI behemoth. Speaking to IGN to promote the release of the sequel Wonder Woman 1984, director Patty Jenkins has revealed that she originally planned on ending the first movie differently, only for Warner B...

Gal Gadot did not burst, sight unseen, onto the American movie landscape as the golden tiara-wearing, glowing lariat-twirling, eternally truth-telling Wonder Woman. She had already been a recurring character – the weapon-savvy Gisele – in the “Fast & Furious” franchise, and had minor roles in “Date Night” and “Knight and Day” before her introductory appearance as the Amazon Princess in “Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice,” a year before she starred in “Wonder Woman.” In that 2017 film she, as superheroes tend to do, saved the world, both as Wonder Woman and her alter e...