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You know them, you love them…or maybe you hate them? Regardless, it’s common knowledge that you can’t make a superhero film without adding a post-credits tease at the end. And though critics noticed the distinct lack of one at the end of their screeners for “Wonder Woman 1984,” director Patty Jenkins assured fans, in a recent episode of the Reel Blend podcast, that there is most definitely a post-credits scene to her latest superhero blockbuster.

Adam B. Vary Senior Entertainment WriterAt first glance, “The Trial of the Chicago 7” and “Wonder Woman 1984” could scarcely be more different.

Warner Bros/DC’s Wonder Woman 1984 begins offshore rollout today in such markets as Indonesia, Portugal and the UK — though on a very limited basis in the latter where London cinemas have been re-shuterred as the capital moves into a Tier 3 Covid lockdown.

Eli Countryman The DC Cinematic Universe seems to have found another success with “Wonder Woman 1984.”Reviews began to flood in on Tuesday, with the majority of the critics favoring the film for its escapist qualities and director Patty Jenkins’ take on the 1980s. The movie, releasing in theaters and on HBO Max on Dec.

If you’re going to make a movie about wish fulfillment, 1980s America is about as good as you can do for a setting outside the Arabian Desert.“Wonder Woman 1984,” Patty Jenkins’ time-traveling sequel to 2017’s record-setting “Wonder Woman,” shuttles Gal Gadot’s warrior to the era of Regan economics, parachute pants and “Rio.” All have their cameos in “Wonder Woman 1984,” a superhero parable of greed and fanny packs with pointed references to today.Two movies in, it’s clear that Jenkins and DC

Patty Jenkins' stirring 2017 stand-alone feature debut for the popular character who made her first DC Comics appearance in 1941, Wonder Woman, came along at just the right time to shake up the male-dominated superhero screen universe, reinvigorating the genre landscape with amped-up estrogen in her fight for peace, love and equality.

The set of “Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back” was a barrel of laughs.

Patty Jenkins wasn’t even finished making “ Wonder Woman ” when she started dreaming up a sequel for her and star Gal Gadot. The first film had the weight of both female-fronted superhero films and female-directed blockbusters on its shoulders and had yet to prove the skeptics wrong.

It’s good to have superhero movies back.

“Wonder Woman 1984” may have taken its time getting to the big screen this year but stars Gal Gadot and Kristen Wiig are ready for audiences to finally see them in action.

You could argue that the biggest, most shocking announcement from the dozens of projects covered during last week’s Disney Investors Presentation was the unveiling of Patty Jenkins’ upcoming “Star Wars” feature film, ‘Rogue Squadron.’ While films from Taika Waititi, Kevin Feige, and J.D.

Adria Arjona is looking back on her successful audition for “Star Wars: Rogue Squadron”. 

Refresh for updates Coming out of Disney Investor Day, there were a number of release date changes, many of which were announced yesterday, i.e. Black Panther moving from May 6, 2022 to July 8, 2022.

Wonder Woman director Patty Jenkins after landing the chance to oversee the next Star Wars movie.She will direct Rogue Squadron for Disney and Lucasfilm.The blockbuster, focusing on the fighter pilots made famous in the Star Wars films and set for a Christmas Day, 2023 release, will be the first in the franchise to be directed by a woman.Disney and Lucasfilm executives are also developing another Star Wars film directed by Jojo Rabbit’s Taika Waititi.The latest Jenkins news comes weeks before

will simultaneously debut in movie theaters and stream on HBO Max on Christmas due to the coronavirus.Pandemic aside, Gen X only knew Lynda Carter as the small screen's Diana Prince and would have had no inclination of the streaming wars to come.

Wonder Woman 1984 director Patty Jenkins will be making a new Star Wars movie, Deadline has confirmed.The filmmaker, who will be releasing her second Wonder Woman film later this month, has been tapped to helm Rogue Squadron for Disney and Lucasfilm.Rogue Squadron is the next Star Wars film that will be released in the current schedule, and is billed to reach cinemas on Christmas Day 2023.The film is set to focus on the fighter pilots specific to the Star Wars films in their own standalone.

according to Entertainment Weekly.

Today at the Walt Disney Company’s Investor Day event, Lucasfilm President Kathleen Kennedy announced an impressive number of exciting Disney+ series and new feature films destined to expand the “Star Wars,” galaxy like never before.

The Star Wars Universe is growing, and the latest announcement from Lucasfilm’s Kathleen Kennedy reveals a brand new film that certainly surprised a lot of us as “Wonder Woman” director Patty Jenkins is officially set to helm Star Wars: Rogue Squadron.

Patty Jenkins has huge news: she’s directing the new Star Wars movie!

Patty Jenkins has been tapped to direct a new “Star Wars” movie.

Alex Stedman News Editor, Variety.comPatty Jenkins will direct a new “Star Wars” movie, titled “Rogue Squadron,” it was announced during Thursday’s Disney Investor Conference.It’s slated for Christmas 2023, and is set to follow pilots across the “Star Wars” universe.We are thrilled to have the great Patty Jenkins directing our @StarWars feature film Rogue Squadron, and as a true admirer of her work, it is an honor to have Patty directing her next film for us! https://t.co/5jKqaQ6Guk— Robert

After launching the Wonder Woman franchise, Patty Jenkins ready to go to a galaxy far, far, away. Patty Jenkins has been tapped to direct a new Star Wars movie Rogue Squadron for Disney and Lucasfilm. The announcement was made during the Disney earnings presentation on Thursday.

Patty Jenkins will direct the next “Star Wars” feature film, titled “Rogue Squadron,” and the film will open in theaters Christmas 2023.The new original film will follow pilots across the “Star Wars” universe.More to come…

Ahead of the highly anticipated release of “Wonder Woman: 1984,” director Patty Jenkins is throwing some shade at Joss Whedon and Zack Snyder’s “Justice League.”  The 2018 superhero team-up movie featured characters Batman, The Flash, Superman, Aquaman, Cyborg and, of course, Wonder Woman. However, it faced a poor critical reception, was maligned by fans, and was marred by a shift in directors for post-production.

It doesn’t take a deep knowledge of DC Comics lore to recognize that there are some, uh, inconsistencies between 2017’s “Justice League” film and the other DCEU features that spawned from it. Clearly, that’s the result of Zack Snyder leaving the production and Joss Whedon taking over and turning the superhero film into…something else.

Wonder Woman director Patty Jenkins is not the biggest fan of Joss Whedon‘s Justice League movie (which has been involved in a ton of controversy lately).

Patty Jenkins doesn’t have time for the “Justice League” theatrical cut.

Wonder Woman 1984 director Patty Jenkins has criticised Joss Whedon’s Justice League, calling the film “an outlier.”Discussing the portrayal of Wonder Woman/Diana Prince across the wider DC Extended Universe, the filmmaker said she, alongside other DC directors, “tossed that [film] out.”“I think that all of us DC directors tossed that out just as much as the fans did,” Jenkins told CinemaBlend.

, as Gal Gadot tells ET the franchise was an all-hands-on-deck effort. The sequel brings Gadot back as Diana Prince, with director Patty Jenkins once again at the helm and includes the unexpected return of love interest Steve Trevor (played by Chris Pine).«I couldn't imagine doing another one without him,» Gadot tells ET, crediting Pine as a key reason why the first movie was such a success.

When it was announced that WarnerMedia was going to release every Warner Bros. 2021 film on HBO Max the same day as in theaters, the reactions were immediate and passionate.

Adam B. Vary Senior Entertainment Writer“Wonder Woman 1984” and “The Trial of the Chicago 7” both made headlines this year when their respective studios, Warner Bros.

Gal Gadot and Kristen Wiig and this exclusive featurette, in which they exclusively talk about how much they love each other.«I love Kristen Wiig,» Gadot announces in the package, with Wiig cosigning the sentiment. («Gal and I love each other!») Even Chris Pine, the actual love interest of the movie, chimes in to say that the gals «make an awesome duo.» sees a reclusive Diana Prince (Gadot) finding a friend in Dr.

The cast and director of “Wonder Woman 1984″ made a virtual appearance at a special SiriusXM Town Hall hosted by Jess Cagle.

Before WarnerMedia’s decision last week to move Warner Bros’ entire 2021 feature film slate to HBO Max along with their theatrical releases, the company made the same move with its DC tentpole Wonder Woman 1984. The sequel to the 2017 hit will still premiere in cinemas on December 25, but now also at home via streaming.

We thought it might not happen in 2020 but Wonder Woman 1984 is finally hitting the big screen!