newsYikes. Joss Whedon's unproduced 2006 "Wonder Woman" script recently surfaced and went viral, and it was so surprisingly bad that many readers are now worried about what Whedon will do to DC's "Batgirl."
newsBy Seth Kelley LOS ANGELES, June 18 (Variety.com) - This weekend featured a heated race between four new films that opened in wide release. As of Sunday morning, it appears some have fared better than
newsMaybe Tom Cruise would have had a bigger hit if he'd spent his movie shouting, "Show me the mummy!" As it turned out, Cruise's "The Mummy" did about as poorly as pundits had predicted, settling for second
newsDifferent weekend, similar story: "Wonder Woman" is box office royalty. The Warner Bros. and DC Comics standalone will have earned $57.2 million from 4,165 theaters by the end of its second weekend, putting
newsChris Pine may finally be done having to explain that he's not Chris Evans, or Chris Hemsworth, or Chris Pratt. In fact, to some fans, he is now the No. 1 Chris, dethroning the Marvel heroes after his
newsStep aside, "La La Land" and "Beauty and the Beast," "Wonder Woman" is now the most tweeted-about film of 2017 so far, with Diana Prince also besting Bruce Wayne as the most tweeted-about character. Variety
newsAmazons rule, everyone else drools! "Wonder Woman's" tough women of Themyscira enraptured fans with their deadly archery skills, trick horse riding, and complete badass-ery, and it seems we'll see more
newsMost talent involved with superhero movies are locked down in multi-picture deals that could take place over years (maybe even decades). And yet, director Patty Jenkins is not signed up for a sequel to
newsDC's Man of Steel himself, Henry Cavill, just kicked up his costumed feet, downed most of a mug of coffee, and posted a lengthy rundown of Superman's comic book history. The Instagram photo for that is
newsWith the rousing commercial and critical success of "Wonder Woman," a sequel seems inevitable. And if director Patty Jenkins is behind the camera again for it, she already knows where she wants to set
newsHow many DC and Marvel superheroes can dance on the head of a pin? Dunno, but let's leave those arguments to the fanbases on both sides. They can crunch the numbers behind the record-breaking debut of
news"Wonder Woman" director Patty Jenkins In creating a complicated and compelling superhero, "Wonder Woman" director Patty Jenkins knew she had to strike a delicate balance. "The worst thing that can
newsWho would win in a fight, DC's Wonder Woman or Marvel's Thor, and what will it take to make that crossover really happen? Gal Gadot was asked the fight question, and her response -- duh, Wonder Woman
news"Wonder Woman" crushed expectations and smashed records this weekend with her first solo movie. The Warner Bros. and DC Comics film appears to have delivered on massively high expectations -- as of the
newsPatty Jenkins was frustrated as hell to read that rumor from early this year, with a reported DC source bashing her movie, and she's happy to set the record straight today. At the time, a Schmoes Know
newsThe history of Wonder Woman is, to say the least, fraught. The creation of William Moulton Marston, a psychiatrist and charlatan who claims to have invented the lie detector test and had more than a passing
newsGal Gadot as Wonder Woman Wonder Woman has her hands full. Not only does she have to save the world. She has to rescue the DC Comics movies. After the dreary "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice"
newsIf Wonder Woman ever wants a new sidekick, she should call Austin, Texas mayor Steve Adler. (Side note: There's something about Steves -- Steve Trevor, Steve Rogers, and now Steve Adler.) Austin's Alamo
news"Wonder Woman" is earning rave reviews, and eyeing a global box office debut north of $175 million, but Lebanon is going to be left out of the fun. The Lebanese group Campaign to Boycott Supporters of
newsThe early reactions to "Wonder Woman" were terrific and now the full reviews are possibly even better. The movie, which opens June 2, currently has an impressive 96% critics rating on Rotten Tomatoes. Here's
newsGal Gadot and Chris Pine from Wonder Woman When they put "wonder" in your name, you'd better be at the top of your game. Gal Gadot spent six months preparing for "Wonder Woman," working out in the
newsOriginal Wonder Woman Lynda Carter joined new Amazon warrior Gal Gadot at the "Wonder Woman" premiere at the Pantages Theatre in Hollywood on Thursday and both looked ah-ma-zing. Carter (can you believe
newsAfter Monday's tragic and deadly attack in Manchester, England, Warner Bros. has decided to cancel the London premiere of "Wonder Woman." The announcement came Wednesday, a week before the event, which
newsIf only DC and Marvel would cross the superhero aisle and team up, they'd have the perfect summer 2017 movie. Fandango polled more than 10,000 moviegoers and asked them to name the movie they were most
newsThe first reviews for "Wonder Woman" are out of this world, with critics declaring it the best DC comic book movie yet. They're also comparing Gal Gadot's Amazon warrior to Christopher Reeve's iconic Superman. Of
newsThe countdown to "Wonder Woman" hitting theaters is still not close enough to zero to suit eager fans, but in the meantime, Warner Bros. has unveiled one last trailer teasing the exciting action to come. The
newsHer name is Diana, Princess of Themyscira. Eh, just call her Diana Prince. Or better yet, "Wonder Woman." Two new TV spots are promoting the upcoming DC Comics superhero flick. Most of the footage has
newsAnticipation over "Wonder Woman" has been building, and Chris Pine's description of the film's love story should help ratchet it up even further. The actor, who plays Captain Steve Trevor (not to be confused
newsChris Pine is starting 2017 on a "clean slate" with a newly shaved head and plenty of excitement for his role in "Wonder Woman" -- even if his really "hard work" will never be seen. Pine was with the
newsA Wonder Woman character trailer for "Justice League" debuts tomorrow, but a short teaser was posted today to the movie's Twitter account. In the teaser, we see Gal Gadot as Diana Prince with a Grecian
newsShe is "Wonder Woman" — hear her roar. Warner Bros. released a new trailer, which focuses on the origin story of the superheroine. It starts with a look at Diana (Gal Gadot) as a child and follows
newsDo you have space on your wall for a new poster? Gal Gadot just posted one for "Wonder Woman" that is definitely worthy of consideration. Gadot debuted the WONDER-ful new poster on social media, then
newsActor Chris Pine was mocked for his mangy beard -- and apparently called Chris Pratt -- on the 2017 Golden Globe Awards red carpet. The crowd just shouted "Chris Pratt!" at Chris Pine #GoldenGlobes pic.twitter.com/W54DZgH6De —
newsNext year's "Wonder Woman" standalone film will give DC fans a chance to learn more about the mysterious hero played by Gal Gadot, and will also thrust audiences into a dark, real-life setting: World War
newsGal Gadot's Wonder Woman is a superhero ready to save mankind, but she's also just a young woman disobeying her mom in favor of her own path. Entertainment Weekly shared a new photo from "Wonder Woman"
newsnewsWonder Woman's kryptonite may be vocal critics. She is apparently losing her job as honorary United Nations ambassador for empowering women and girls, as of this Friday. The DC Comics character was only
newsOh, "Wonder Woman," please, please PLEASE be as good as you look. The chills are non-stop in the new "Wonder Woman" trailer, but there's a dark edge. We first met Gal Gadot's modern Diana Prince/Wonder
newsSuperhero sexuality is a hot topic these days (still rooting for you, Stucky!) and Wonder Woman/Diana Prince is now part of that discussion. Comic book writer Greg Rucka recently answered a question on
news"Modern Family," saying it's for a secret project. (She wrote "proyect," which is very Gloria of her.) It's obvious that Vergara is one smokin' hot Diana Prince, but we may need to wrap her in the Lasso
news"Wonder Woman" director Patty Jenkins is angrily deflecting bullets after someone accused her film of being "another mess" for Warner Bros./DC. Wonder Woman is finally getting her own solo film, due in
newsWell, that's neat. Superhero fans celebrated Nerd Christmas over the weekend, and Warner Bros. was an especially generous Santa Claus. San Diego Comic-Con was once again packed with trailers, panels, and
newsWe're less than a year away from the release of "Wonder Woman," DC's first standalone female superhero movie, and fans now have a new image from the flick to get them excited. Titular star Gal Gadot
newsGal Gadot's Diana Prince was a standout in "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice," and next year she'll take us back in time to share her origin story in "Wonder Woman." Entertainment Weekly recently shared
newsGal Gadot made her DC universe debut earlier this year in "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice," and will soon headline her own standalone flick as Wonder Woman. Now, as filming on the latter movie wraps,
newsWarner Bros. just altered its schedule, giving "Jungle Book: Origins" another full year, and moving Gal Gadot's "Wonder Woman" movie up three weeks, possibly to give it a head start over "Transformers
news%Slideshow-373870% Isreali actress Gal Gadot is about to make her Wonder Woman debut in "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice." While she's been making movies since 2009, we really don't know much about
newsThere's, uh, debate on the merits of the new "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice" movie, but the consensus is that Gal Gadot's debut as Wonder Woman is a highlight. According to a Fandango survey, posted
newsSuperman and Batman have been the subject of various live-action films, enjoying portrayals from the likes of Christopher Reeve, Christian Bale, and Henry Cavill. But the third member of DC's Holy Trinity
newsIn the new crime drama, "Triple 9," Anthony Mackie plays a corrupt cop who pulls bank robberies on the side and isn't happy when he's saddled with a straitlaced new partner, played by Casey Affleck. The
