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NUNN'S THEATER HABIT Wed. December 23, 2020 12:00 AM by Jerry Nunn Wonder Woman 1984 ups the ante from the first Wonder Woman movie. The super powered team of director Patty Jenkins and actress Gal Gadot have reunited for the sequel and have a lot to prove. Will lightning strike twice for the amazon hero or will she hit a sophomore slump? In this case, there's a little of both.  Our adventure begins on the island of Themyscira as a very young Diana competes against older amazons for prestige and glory. The opening scene will remind viewers why the film was p...

Kristen Wiig and Pedro Pascal in 'Wonder Woman 1984' Everything changes, however, when a colleague at the Smithsonian is sent a strange little artefact she initially considers worthless. Barbara Ann Minerva (Kristen Wiig) is puzzled by the jagged precious stone set in a band inscribed with Latin, and shows it to Diana, who is equally nonplussed. But failed businessman Maxwell Lord (Pedro Pascal) knows exactly what it is, and has spent years searching for it. For the stone possesses magic powers, and will grant the wish of anyone who touches it. Lord steals it, but not before Barbara Ann has h...

Gal Gadot in Wonder Woman 1984 The news that Warner Bros would be simultaneously releasing their upcoming slate in cinemas and HBO Max shook the entertainment world, although most headlines buried the fact that this was a US-only deal. In the UK, this week’s sequel to Wonder Woman is still a cinema event, and a welcome one after months of scant offerings. But after all the industry talk, is it worth the wait?  Wonder Woman 1984, as the title implies, finds Diana Prince (Gal Gadot) living in the early 80s, nearly seventy years after the events of the first film. Working as a senior anthropo...