Audiences Still Prefer to See ‘Tenet,’ ‘Wonder Woman 1984’ in Movie Theaters, but Most Would Be Fine Watching at Home (EXCLUSIVE)

Movie theaters in Maryland have been cleared to reopen on Sept. 4 as Warner Bros.

"It's so great on the big screen," Jenkins said during the film's panel at DC FanDome."We all worked so hard to bring something that would be a big visual spectacular great time. So we're going to stick it out.

Wonder Woman 1984—shouldn’t surprise you.Jenkins celebrated Gadot’s birthday on April 30 by sharing a photo from Wonder Woman 1984 on Twitter, providing our first real look at the film. “Happy Birthday to my most spectacular, incredible, amazing, beautiful, loving, powerful, hilarious and awe inspiring friend and partner,” she wrote.

The brand new trailer for the upcoming DC Universe movie Wonder Woman 1984 has arrived and it features the most extended look yet of Kristen Wiig as The Cheetah!

following multiple release delays — director Patty Jenkins and her cast dropped by Saturday's DC FanDome to keep fans sufficiently hyped.«I really think the movie is so great on the big screen,» Jenkins said of postponing the release to ensure a theatrical release.

revealed earlier in the week, a new trailer for Wonder Woman 1984 has arrive during the virtual event DC FanDome. The virtual convention kicked off on Saturday with the Wonder Woman panel, which featured the stars and director of the film.

DC FanDome has arrived!

Going on right now is DC FanDome, a Comic-Con style event for the DC universe of films. Obviously, conventions in a traditional sense can’t happen right now, so this virtual idea may well flourish.

Dino-Ray Ramos Associate Editor/ReporterBrazilian hosts Érico Borgo and Aline Diniz picked up from where they left off at CCXP and continued to fuel the excitement for Warner Bros’ Wonder Woman 1984 with director Patty Jenkins and stars Gal Gadot, Chris Pine, Kristen Wiig and Pedro Pascal… and a couple of special guests.As the first panel of the morning, Gadot and the panel was excited to be at the virtual confab and share details about the movie which is set to hit theaters on October 2.They

Also Read: Ben Affleck to Return as Bruce Wayne in Ezra Miller's 'The Flash' MovieBased on the success of the first “Wonder Woman,” Patty Jenkins’ ’80s-set sequel was expected to be a big 2020 summer blockbuster. Alas, the COVID-19 pandemic has a pretty definitive veto over everything, and following the national shutdowns that began in March, the film’s  June, 2020 release was pushed to Oct.

Adam B. Vary Senior Entertainment Writer“Wonder Woman 1984” stars Gal Gadot, Chris Pine, Kristin Wiig, and Pedro Pascal and director Patty Jenkins unveiled a new trailer for the superhero movie during the DC FanDome virtual convention on Saturday.The trailer revealed a more extensive look at the film’s two villains, Barbara Ann Minerva, aka Cheetah (Wiig), and Maxwell Lord (Pascal).

DC FanDome has arrived!

Wonder Woman was one of been its year’sbiggest blockbusters.It was no surprise that Gal Gadot would be donning her cape once again, and returning to our screens as the Amazonian princess.

Also Read: 'Wonder Woman 1984,' 'The Flash' Kick Off Film Panel Slate at DC FanDome“Wonder Woman” has developed into an incredibly successful franchise for Warner and catapulted Gal Gadot to international stardom, not to mention a symbol of feminine heroism. Set during the later years of the Cold War tensions, the sequel sees Diana Prince (Gal Gadot) come into conflict with the Soviet Union and encountering a new enemy, the villain Cheetah (Kristen Wiig).

The new “Wonder Woman” villain is taking some real-life inspiration.

One of the first major reveals about the upcoming “Wonder Woman” sequel is the fact that Chris Pine, aka Steve Trevor, returns from the dead and makes the time-jump to 1984 to hang out with Gal Gadot’s Diana Prince. But outside of the fact that we know Pine is returning, the means of his resurrection and what it does to the story are still unknown.

Mackenzie Nichols Staff WriterNew York Gov. Andrew Cuomo addressed the prospect of reopening movie theaters during a news conference in Manhattan on Monday, saying they’re “not that high on the list of essentials” and pose a higher risk of spreading COVID-19.“I am sure there is a whole group people who say, ‘I cannot live without going to the movies.’ But on a relative risk scale, a movie theater is less essential and poses a high risk,” Cuomo said.

Gal Gadot will reunite virtually with her Wonder Woman director Patty Jenkins to help kick off the film portion of Warner Bros.’ DC FanDome event with a sequel celebration.The inaugural Comic-Con-style festival will feature special previews and panel discussions with the stars behind the studio’s upcoming slate of releases, and Wonder Woman 1984 will be the first movie presentation on August 22, 2020.Gadot and Jenkins will be joined by cast members Chris Pine, Kristen Wiig, and Pedro Pascal from