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" Wonder Woman 1984 should have rested more of its heft on its characters' shoulders because it is through them that we experience the events that unfold. Instead, the plot is presented to us mechanically, and then we watch the characters react without really knowing how they feel, without being able to be in their heads. "The film could have benefited from a narrower focus, a clearer motivation for our baddie, and a better connection to the real world. That being said, the four stars are a delight to watch." "The film's wickedly pungent social satire must occasionally step aside for superher...

Print Everyone’s favorite humanity-saving, golden lasso-wielding, Amazonian warrior goddess is back — as are Chris Pine and the ’80s — in Warner Bros.’ “Wonder Woman 1984.” Ranging from lukewarm to glowing, reviews are in for the highly anticipated sequel starring Gal Gadot and directed by Patty Jenkins, who also helmed 2017’s groundbreaking superheroine blockbuster. After multiple delays prompted by the COVID-19 pandemic, the DC action flick is finally set to debut in select theaters and on HBO Max Dec. 25. “This extravagant, genially overstuffed sequel may be a product of...

‘It’s clear the president’s not planning to concede anytime soon,’ Jimmy Fallon said on ‘The Tonight Show.’ ‘So ... we thought we’d do it for him.’ Fallon was dee-lighted with his sweet snack, the inside of which he flashed at the camera. Gadot then tried Ho Hos, which left her with a slight grin. Then came the Taco Bell. Advertisement (Clay Enos / Warner Bros.) “Mmmm!,” the actress exclaimed, her eyes widening with surprise as she bit into a taco. She did a little happy dance as she chewed, sending Fallon into a celebration of his own. “Look at those eyes, they’r...

Yesterday, I saw Wonder Woman 1984 at the BFI IMAX screen at London Waterloo. At the time, I didn't realise that this experience will be denied all other Londoners when the movie is released tomorrow, and London goes into Tier 3 lockdown until the end of the year. Masked, we sat, separate and disinfected, watching on the largest screen possible, the return of Wonder Woman, played by Gal Gadot, directed by , Geoff Johns and Wonder Woman 1984, copyright Warner Bros, photo credit Clay Enos. The first movie is set in a time of war, this time we are presented with a world at relative peace, th...

Warner Bros. Pictures / DC Comics What will he do once he gets 'more' of... everything? We don't know, and neither does Lord, it seems. Despite this, Pascal is captivating to watch. He somehow elicits a sense of empathy through desperation that makes you almost want him to succeed, for a time anyway. He dances across the line between sincerity and delusions of grandeur with ease, and we would have loved to see more of his development (see what we did there?) Kristen Wiig as Barbara Minerva makes a perfect villain on screen. Her motivation is clear: it stems from her jealousy and feelings of ...