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We earn a commission for products purchased through some links in this article. Gal Gadot defends Cleopatra role after 'whitewashing' controversy "I want to celebrate the legacy of Cleopatra and honour this amazing historic icon." The Israeli actress was announced to be playing the legendary ruler of Egypt's Ptolemaic Kingdom in a new biographical drama, reuniting with However, after many critics argued that the role should be played by an Arab or African actress, Gadot has now responded, saying that they looked for a Macedonian actress to play the part originally. Amy SussmanGetty Images...

Wonder Woman 1984 is true. The fashion and visual aesthetic – neon and bold colours – of that period dominate the film. However, beyond the visual cues that we're in the mid-'80s, there isn't anything in the story that reinforces this idea or even grounds it in reality. The '80s were a time of conflict: the cold war was a bleak and consistently terrifying reality that people lived with day-to-day. But in the case of baddie Maxwell Lord, all that mattered was the vague concept of 'more' (meant to be a clever synonym for '80s excess, but not quite succeeding). This isn't shown in opposition...

We earn a commission for products purchased through some links in this article. Wonder Woman 1984 repeats the big mistake of the first movie So close, and yet so far. Diana Prince has finally returned to our screens in the long-awaited Wonder Woman 1984, which sees Wonder Woman tackle a new Big Bad in a whole different era. With the shackles of the origin story thrown off, there was the chance for the DC sequel to do something entirely new. Sure, we've technically seen Wonder Woman later in the timeline with Justice League, but nobody really cares about continuity with those movies.

Mick LaSalle December 20, 2020Updated: December 21, 2020, 7:58 pm Gal Gadot stars in “Wonder Woman 1984.” Photo: Warner Bros. Pictures “Wonder Woman 1984” is the movie where we find out that this whole Wonder Woman gig should not be a long-term feature of Gal Gadot’s career. “Wonder Woman” made Gadot famous in 2017, so she owed them another one. And apparently there’s going to be a “Justice League” miniseries next year, and she’ll appear in that. But enough. End it. End it now. To say that Gadot is the best thing in “Wonder Woman 1984” isn’t enough. Sh...

Wonder Woman's Father Basically Makes Her Both a Goddess and a Princess 1 Shares Wonder Woman's powers come from her own determination and Amazon training, of course, but she definitely gets a boost from who her father is! Back in 2017, the first Wonder Woman movie eventually revealed that Diana is the daughter of Zeus, the king of the gods, but the story of her parentage is a little more complicated than just being the daughter of a god. Diana's parentage is actually kept a secret from her through most of her life and even through a good portion of the first movie. Throu...