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Overall Rank: 10137

Average Rating: 2.4/4

# of Ratings: 24

Theatrical Release Date: 12/25/2020

Blu-ray/DVD Release Date: 03/30/2021

Language: English

Genre: Action, Fantasy

MPAA Rating: PG-13

Director: Patty Jenkins

Actors: Gal Gadot, Chris Pine, Kristen Wiig, Pedro Pascal, Connie Nielsen, Robin Wright

Plot: Now with better control of her power and abilities, Diana Prince aka Wonder Woman, finds herself in the excess and Cold War tension of the 1980s. She faces two dangerous foes - a freind-turned-enemy in Barbara Minerva aka Cheetah, who teams up with the charismatic, dangerous media mogul Max Lord. -- Chris Kavan

Matthew Brady - wrote on 03/16/2022

There are so many bad scenes in this. So many that I can't believe this exist.

Logan D. McCoy - wrote on 04/19/2021

If I could hold the Dreamstone, I'd wish for a better "WW84." Preferably one with more action, less contrived plot devices, and a better handling of its iconic hero.

Indyfreak
Movie God

Idiosyncratic but still entertaining sequel

Indyfreak - wrote on 05/15/2021

The eighties-obsessed sequel to the hit superhero movie Wonder Woman is a different animal. For better or worse. It’s much lighter in tone and the violence isn’t as gritty as the war epic vibe in the first movie. It’s an amusing contrast but there’s some moments that venture into sheer slapstick.
Gal Gadot remains as good as ever in the role of Diana Prince. Through supernatural means, we see the return of Chris Pine. Some of the best and most heartwarming moments occur between these two. Their chemistry is still great together.
The new villains consist of slimy businessman Maxwell Lord (Pascal) and Diana’s jealous friend Barbara Minerva (Wiig). Pedro Pascal is a major delight as Lord, who’s both menacing and funny as a self-promoter that obtains a wish-granting relic for …

Chris Kavan
Movie God

The 80s Returns with a Small Wonder

Chris Kavan - wrote on 01/31/2021

I was hoping DC had finally gotten back on track as both Wonder Woman and Aquaman had me much more enthused after the run of dark and depressing films in the DCEU. While Wonder Woman 1984 isn't exactly a step back - it does seem to be spinning its wheels and can't build upon the excellent first film.

Wonder Woman 1984 actually starts off well with the young Diana (Lilly Aspell - who apparently did all her own stunts and good on her!) competing against more seasoned warriors in a test of skills. After gaining a nice lead she finds herself almost down and out - but then gets back in the game after a little shortcut. But just as she seems about to win the contest, she is held back by Antiope (Robin Wright) and learns a powerful lesson about getting what you want vs. earning what you …

SIngli6
Producer

Big Screen Wonder, Small Screenplay Blunder

SIngli6 - wrote on 12/26/2020

I cannot describe how invigorating I found the opening sequence. I didn't even see it in IMAX and I felt the utter majesty of those sweeping cameras. The combination of CGI with location shooting and some proper stunt work sold me on the film immediately, but what had me really excited was how confident this film was in establishing its theme: greatness should not be attained through trickery or deception. Already we know this is a story that will pit Diana against her worst impulses to cut corners and take risks to find happiness. Marvelous, first a solid foundation, now let's jump in!

The film dazzles, charms, and seduces you with its bright colours and angelic choirs venerating the uber wonder woman before you as she non-lethally kicks all kinds of arse. Anytime the film is in full …