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Surprise! Gal Gadot's 2 Daughters Have a Cameo in Wonder Woman 1984 38 Shares It turns out Wonder Woman 1984 is a family affair for Gal Gadot! The star revealed that her two daughters will make their onscreen debuts in the movie, according to The Loop. Gadot's daughters — Alma, age 9, and Maya, age 3 — appear in one scene in the movie, although she's not sharing any spoilers about when the scene takes place. It feels like a full-circle moment, since Gadot was actually pregnant with Maya while shooting the first Wonder Woman movie — so, in a way, Maya has already be...

Second update (January 13): Wonder Woman 1984 is now available to rent in the UK if you haven't managed to catch it on the big screen. The DC sequel costs £15.99 to rent for a 48-hour period from the likes of Prime Video, iTunes, Microsoft Store, Sky Store and more, while Prime Video, iTunes and Microsoft Store also have it in 4K Ultra HD for the same price. Update (December 19): Warner Bros has confirmed that Wonder Woman 1984 will be available to rent at home in the UK from January 13. The DC sequel was released in cinemas on December 16, but as a result of cinemas having to close due to...

Wonder Woman 1984 First Reviews: A Fun, Feel-Good Romp to End the Year on a High Note While critics say it isn't as stunning as the first film, it's still a worthy entry packed with great performances and a spirit of unbridled joy. At a time when critics are beginning to look back and list the best of the past year, fans are still looking forward, specifically to one of the biggest, most anticipated offerings (thankfully still!) of 2020: Wonder Woman 1984. Critics are helping in that anticipation now as the first reviews have arrived more than a week ahead of the DC comic book movie’s Chr...

Print The lessons of “Wonder Woman 1984” are a bit like the movie itself: familiar, direct and winningly sincere. “No true hero is born from lies.” “Greatness is not what you think.” “Beware what you wish for.” There’s a prosaic quality to these cautionary statements, which might have elicited an eye-roll in less assured hands. But here, as in the enormously successful “Wonder Woman” (2017), the director Patty Jenkins and her star, Gal Gadot, have mastered the art of cornball conviction. If what you wish for this season is high spirits, earnest emotions and the unironica...

The Globe and Mail Bookmark Please log in to listen to this story. Also available in French and Mandarin. Log In Create Free Account Getting audio file ... This translation has been automatically generated and has not been verified for accuracy. Full Disclaimer Clay Enos/The Associated Press Wonder Woman 1984 Starring Gal Gadot, Chris Pine and Kristen Wiig Classification PG; 151 minutes 3 out of 4 stars Sound the bells of Themyscira, grab your favourite lasso-slash-polygraph test and gas up the invisible jet. After six premiere-date changes, a continuing pandemic and a release strate...