INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
After dropping a teaser trailer for the trailer (that's just how movie marketing works these days), Warner Bros has released the full
trailer of Wonder Woman 1984, streaming the reveal as part of CCXP in Brazil
You can watch it above. The first trailer reveals Kristen Wiig's new villain, Cheetah, one of the superhero's longest-standing foes (though
in this trailer she's very much in her civvies), as well as Pedro Pascal's Maxwell Lord
We also get a few glimpses of Chris Pine's Steve Trevor, who returns in this film for mysterious reasons following his death in 2017's first
Wonder Woman movie. This trailer dwells a lot on the '80s setting, and why wouldn't it? After a naturally more serious WWI setting, the
visual direction here is a pleasingly colorful, and the choice of timeframe permits the use of pop music from the time (hello, New Order's
It looks in line with the less dour and more fun DC films that have started taking off with audiences in the last few years (Shazam and
Aquaman, for example). Check out some new character posters to go with the trailer: Patty Jenkins returns as director for Wonder Woman
1984, co-writing the screenplay with long-time DC Comics writer Geoff Johns and screenwriter David Callahan
Jenkins was on-hand at CCXP to talk about the film. "She takes on some of her greatest foes, and she tries to save them and everyone in an
epic battle Because this movie is set in the 80s, we set out to make a grand epic experience [like] they did in the '80s." On that point,
Jenkins indicates there's a lot of practical stunt work that brings the film to life
The director wouldn't be drawn on how Chris Pine's Steve Trevor will return as part of the story, only that they had a "eureka!" moment
on-set of the first film that led to this twist, and that his inclusion in WW84 won't be a gimmick.The first movie was a colossal hit, with
its $821 million box office far exceeding the same year's Justice League movie ($657 million), which also co-starred the character
Gal Gadot, of course, returns as Diana Prince of Themiscyra
Wonder Woman 1984 will be released on June 5, 2020.
