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Wonder Woman 1984

Titolo originale: Wonder Woman 1984
Regia: Patty Jenkins |
Anno: 2020
Origine: United States of America |
Generi: Azione Avventura Fantasy
Tag: superhero | based on comic | woman director | 1980s | action hero | dc extended universe (dceu) |
Cast: Gal Gadot | Chris Pine | Kristen Wiig | Pedro Pascal | Robin Wright | Connie Nielsen | Lilly Aspell | Amr Waked | Kristoffer Polaha | Natasha Rothwell | Ravi Patel | Oliver Cotton | Lucian Perez | Gabriella Wilde | Kelvin Yu | Stuart Milligan | Shane Attwooll | David Al-Fahmi | Kevin Wallace | Wai Wong | Doutzen Kroes | Hari James | Betty Adewole | Camilla Roholm | Jessie Graff | Brontë Lavine | Briony Scarlett | Jade Johnson | Miranda Chambers | Moe Sasegbon | Gwendolyn Osborne-Smith | Hayley Warnes | Lyon Beckwith | Ryan Watson | Jimmy Burke | Brandon Thane Wilson | Oakley Bull | Andy Riddle | Rey Rey Terry | Tina Edwards | Bill Debrason | Rick Kain | Vickie Warehime | Mike D. Anderson | Christopher Crutchfield Walker | Gina Grinkemeyer | Cassandra Newman | Valerie Leonard | Susan Smythe | Bob Cusack | John Bucy | Patrick Gover | Tracy Tobin | Mitch Holson | Ashley Gladden | Spencer Trinwith | Parker Damm | Caroline Coleman | Summer Snead | Tori Beverly | Raquel Merediz | Vince Eisenson | Asim Chaudhry | Danny Morgan | Tessa Bonham Jones | Philip Philmar | Mensah Bediako | Russell Barnett | Peter Brooke | Jarren Dalmeda | Jasmine Clark | Jonathan Ajayi | Tomos Vaughan-Williams | Avi Rothman | Belinda Mayne | Orlando James | Bruce McKinnon | Ed Birch | Aykut Hilmi | Zaydun Khalaf | Nerea Palacios | Altahay Ramos Martín | Joanne Henry | Patrick Lyster | Sam Sheridan | Paul Boyd | Vincent Jerome | Akie Kotabe | Kenneth Jay | Jasmine Hyde | Paul McQuaid | Gabriel Constantin | Alex Delescu | Mish Boyko | Constantine Gregory | Michael Poole | Joe Palka | Jean H. Miller | Mike Sengelow | Paul Connaughton | Wendy Albiston | Rhonda Overby | Lambro Demetriou | Jonny Barry | Luis Torrecilla | Sarah Barlondo | Matt Costello | Evan Bittner | Archie L. Harris Jr. | Stephanie Waters | Thomas Clay Strickland | Chi-Lin Nim | Michael Kaurene | Michael Gabel | Orlando Gonzalez | Dan De Luca | Ahmed Hussien | Tony Zarouel | Naithan Ariane | Joel Morris | Michael Salami | Kosha Engler | Asa Sheridan | Alma Varsano | Maya Varsano | Jaron Varsano | Tilly Winford | Victoria Broom | Hamza Siddique | Colin Stinton | Andy Cheung | Katharine Pickering | Karis McCabe | Saskia Neville | Jenny Pacey | Mikayla-Jade Barber | Candice Carbine | Donna Forbes | Chantal Nell | Lynda Carter | Maggie Lovitt | Chad Tyler | Lucas N. Hall | Mimi Michaela Konoza | Brittney Aleah | Rachel Sophia-Anthony | David Sullivan |

Diana Prince, alias Wonder Woman, vive tra noi ancora negli anni 80, salva persone in pericolo e sventa crimini cercando di restare il più possibile in incognito. Lavora nel campo dell'archeologia, dove si ritrova a collaborare con Barbara Minerva. Un antico cristallo entra in contatto con loro e successivamente con l'imprenditore e truffatore Max Lord, prossimo a cadere in disgrazia. In seguito all'interazione con la pietra, a tutti loro accadono eventi inspiegabili: Barbara trova sicurezza di sé e sviluppa una forza sovrumana; Max Lord sembra capace di avverare i desideri degli altri; Diana infine ritrova l'amato Steve Trevor, morto molti anni prima e in possesso del corpo di un altro uomo. Ma bisogna stare attenti a quel che si desidera, soprattutto quando potrebbe avverarsi...
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This is Pedro Pascal's second Wonder Woman feature, having previously appeared in the failed TV-pilo [...] D
The song played at the end of the film when Diana is has a conversation with the man Steve Trevor's [...] D
Composer Hans Zimmer and costume designer Lindy Hemming both worked on Christopher Nolan's Dark Knig [...] D
In the final scene when Wonder Woman is talking to the people of the world to renounce their wishes, [...] D
In Wonder Woman (2017), Steve introduces Diana to the world of the 1910s. In this movie, Diana intro [...] D
According to an interview with Gal Gadot, one of the challenges of setting the film in the mid-80's [...] D
The first DCEU film to be nominated in the Razzies since Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice (2016). D
Among the photos in Diana's apartment is one of her with an elderly Etta Candy. The woman in the pho [...] D
Gabriella Wilde's first film role in 6 years, after having last done the film Squatters (2014). Wild [...] D
The symbol of Nuclear Man from Superman IV (1987) can be seen on the floor of the mall. D
The teaser trailer, released in December 2019, features an orchestral cover version of New Order's " [...] D
In the montage early in the film featuring 80s Washington DC, several teenage girls shoplift a pair [...] D
At 151 minutes, this is the sixth-longest DC Comics film, after Zack Snyder's Justice League (2021) [...] D
The third film in the DCEU to reference Italy's Ancient Roman past. When the Dreamstone is revealed [...] D
The 9th film in the DC Extended Universe. D
Patty Jenkins and Pedro Pascal based Maxwell Lord's portrayal on stockbroker Gordon Gekko in Wall St [...] D
A source close to Patty Jenkins described it as a stand-alone film "in the same way that Indiana Jon [...] D
The Dreamstone is made of citrine quartz. Citrine has long represented prosperity and wealth, and ha [...] D
The Amazon Asteria is played by Lynda Carter, who played Diana Prince/Wonder Woman in Wonder Woman ( [...] D
Maxwell Lord's physical appearance and line of work have led many viewers and critics to believe tha [...] D
At the Smithsonian's Air & Space Center, Chris Pine has an interaction with someone dressed as an as [...] D
As first reported by Variety, actress Gal Gadot was paid $10 million for this film (which she also p [...] D
When she and Diana first meet, Barbara mentions she studies cryptozoology. Barbara herself later bec [...] D
According to Patty Jenkins, the controversial 'body-swap' subplot was intended to be a reference tow [...] D
Simon Stagg, Maxwell Lord's business partner early in the film, is based on the DC Comics character [...] D
At the start of the film Diana has a news article clipping from 1918 with the headline saying "The G [...] D
According to the DC Comics, the Dreamstone originally belonged to the Sandman, the god of dreams, an [...] D
When Diana takes Steve around the Space Museum, one of the exhibits hanging from the ceiling is the [...] D
Barbara Minerva (Cheetah) is seen indulging in fur clothing. This is an homage to Priscilla Rich, th [...] D
Asteria's gold armor is based on the armor Wonder Woman wears in Alex Ross graphic novel "Kingdom Co [...] D
Kristoffer Polaha, who plays "Handsome Man" (the guy that Steve Trevor is possessing), is an actor f [...] D
Diana's apartment is located in (and was filmed at) the Watergate complex of apartment, office, and [...] D
Costume designer Lindy Hemming based Diana's wardrobe on 1980s model/actress Brooke Shields since bo [...] D
Stuart Milligan is credited simply as POTUS and the president's name is never spoken in the film, bu [...] D
Third film in the WB/DCEU to reference Italy. The first was Aquaman (2018) during the Sicily battle [...] D
Principal photography began on June 13, 2018, under the working title Magic Hour. D
The Wrap reported in March 2020 that WB executives were considering releasing the movie directly on [...] D
Maxwell Lord has a son named Alistair in the film. In the comics, he has a daughter named Emma. D
Lilly Aspell (Young Diana) performed all the required physical stunt work herself at the age of 12, [...] D
Diana at first requires airplanes for aerial travel (including one that she makes invisible, using t [...] D
The movie takes place in July 1984, a year before Aquaman/Arthur Curry was born, according to Aquama [...] D
Gal Gadot's family and Patty Jenkins' son have a cameo at the end of the film: Gadot's elder daughte [...] D
Diana uses her tiara as a boomerang. This was a feat she performed in Wonder Woman (1975). D
The role of Cheetah was first offered to Emma Stone but she declined. The role was then offered to K [...] D
Despite having Hans Zimmer compose the score, the scene where Diana leaves Steve Trevor to fly off t [...] D
Gal Gadot and Kristen Wiig spent much of their off time clowning around on the set. D
Barbara is the Greek word for "strange" or "foreign". Hence, the word "barbarian." Minerva is the Ro [...] D
The character of Maxwell Lord was based on actor Sam Neill when introduced in DC Comics in 1987. D
At one point, Maxwell Lord's nose starts to bleed. In the comics, Maxwell Lord possesses mind contro [...] D
This film is the first live action appearance of Cheetah. All of her previous appearances were in an [...] D
Pedro Pascal describes Max Lord as a dream seller: "He encompasses a component of the 1980s culture [...] D
In Diana's apartment, Steve Trevor (Chris Pine) looks into the mirror on the wall and sees the face [...] D
Shortly before the film premiered, Lucasfilm announced that Patty Jenkins would helm Star Wars: Rogu [...] D
Gabriella Wilde's character Raquel, Maxwell Lord's secretary, seems to speak with an Eastern Europea [...] D
There are multiple foreshadows of Barbara Minerva's turn into Cheetah - Diana wears Cheetah print sh [...] D
The final scene takes place during Christmas time. The film was released in theaters and HBO Max on [...] D
Part of the film was shot on 70mm IMAX cameras and expand aspect ratio during select sequences. D
Gal Gadot's makeup was done using only Revlon products. D
Director Patty Jenkins and original Wonder Woman Lynda Carter, who stars as "Asteria" in this film, [...] D
This film, a sequel to the first movie, was announced immediately after the release of Wonder Woman [...] D
The stand off between Maxwell, Diana, Steve and Barbara is similar to the White House fight with the [...] D
In a brief shot outside Max Lord's HQ, as police and crowds are running in the background, a motorcy [...] D
When Diana, Steve and Barbara visit the shaman, Diana deduces that the dreamstone was created by Dol [...] D
Hans Zimmer had previously announced that he would retire from composing for superhero films after B [...] D
Jerry Lawler appears on the cover of the wrestling magazine that Diana sees in Babajide's place. Law [...] D
The film has had seven release dates, the first being December 20th, 2019. Then it was moved up to N [...] D
Patty Jenkins picked the 80s as the film's setting because she saw it as "the height of Western civi [...] D
Gal Gadot jokingly suggested Halle Berry to play Diana's love interest for this film. D
In Greek mythology, the Amazon Asteria was one of those slain by Hercules when he came to Themyscira [...] D
This is the first DCEU film released after Warner Bros. made "DCEU" the franchise's official name in [...] D
Diana and Steve steal a jet to take to Cairo, and Diana uses powers she developed to make the jet in [...] D
The film takes place 29 years before L'uomo d'acciaio (2013), the first film in the DCEU (DC Extende [...] D

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When Asteria is shown defending herself against the men in the flashback, her eyes are shown to be g [...] D
When Steve Trevor is driving the jeep while Diana is saving the Egyptian children, you can see Steve [...] D
When Maxwell Lord broadcasts his message to the world population, he is only shown speaking in Engli [...] D
One of the punks is wearing a t-shirt with a print of the album 'The Age of Quarrel' (1986) from the [...] D
Steve calls the plane he's flying in a jet, but Jet airplanes were developed decades after his death [...] D
(Around 1 hour 16 minutes) Barbara beats up the guy who attacked her in the park, kicking him into t [...] D
Diana finds a copy of Pro Wrestling Illustrated magazine featuring Jerry Lawler on the cover. It say [...] D
Cut off from the world on an ancient Greek island, Diana and the other Amazons all have shaved legs [...] D
In the final third of the movie, Max Lord is wearing a gray pinstripe suit. He goes back and forth w [...] D
The credits incorrectly thank the Smithsonian Institute. The correct name is the "Smithsonian Instit [...] D
Barbara jumps between Max and Steve to "break" the handcuff. In reality, doing that would cause cons [...] D
While flying in the jet, Steve and Diana change seating positions, when the camera changes positions [...] D
When Max Lord is introduced to Diana, he ends his punchlines by pointing his index finger near her f [...] D
The color of green of the Presidential VH-3 helicopter in the movie is the modern metallic green tha [...] D
The taxi that Diana Prince and Steve Trevor ride in has a third tail light in the back window. Those [...] D
When Barbara pulls the all-nighter at her office she throws a green sweater over her shoulders which [...] D
In Greek mythology, Asteria was the goddess of nocturnal oracles and shooting stars. She was not an [...] D
Barbara arrives at the White House and fights Diana. How did she know where Diana was? D
When Steve and Diana fly through the July 4th fireworks in a jet plane, the speed is too slow for a [...] D
Steve asks about the fireworks as they fly to Cairo. When Diana answers that it is for "the fourth," [...] D
During the Egyptian road chase scene while rescuing the children Wonder Woman loses her grip on her [...] D
Diana gains the ability to fly under her own power in this film, but in Wonder Woman, during the fig [...] D
In the Egypt car chase scene, when Diana says, "I've got this," her red, blue, and gold suit can be [...] D
Near the beginning of the movie, when Barbara is first looking at the artifacts, she mentions into h [...] D
In the shopping mall, Diana destroys the security cameras to keep her secret. This would have not wo [...] D
The credits incorrectly list "Cars" composer Gary Numan as Gary Newman. D
In Egypt, the car used by Maxwell Lord is a Mercedes-Benz G-Class W463, which came into production i [...] D
Modern fighter aircraft take hours to prepare for flight, and are not left fully fueled on museum ru [...] D
One scene shows a passenger plane landing at National Airport between the Lincoln Memorial and the W [...] D
Abraham Lincoln didn't have a descendant named Jan, nor any known relative who contributed to the ar [...] D
After Barbara admits "lending" the dreamstone to Lord, Barbara, Diana, and Steve leave Barbara's off [...] D
During the opening mall sequence, a video arcade shows Rampage (1986) and Operation Wolf (1987) arca [...] D
In Justice League, set in 2017 (or perhaps later), Bruce Wayne chides Wonder Woman for withdrawing f [...] D
When Barbara encounters the drunk harasser the second time, she kicks the guy and his key chain fall [...] D
There are many Agaves visible in the country side during competition at Themyscira. They should not [...] D
The news clipping about the recovery of stolen artifacts from the Washington D.C. mall robbery uses [...] D
It's the mid-80's, yet the utterly ridiculous hairstyle called "the mullet" is hardly visible. The f [...] D
Computers in 1985 weren't capable of receiving a TV signal without specific hardware. D
An assistant brings coffee into the Smithsonian with what appears to be raised plastic latte lids on [...] D
Diana looks up at 19:39 and 47:43 to see an airplane flying. The aircraft navigation lights are on t [...] D
During the 4th of July fireworks scene, the jet seems to be flying remarkably at low altitude to hav [...] D
While walking through the DC Metro station, Diana and Steve pass a post that lists the directions to [...] D
Barbara says of the Dreamstone: "Romulus, the last emperor of Rome, had it on him when he was assass [...] D
At 1:09 Diana uses her magic to make the plane invisible so it can't be detected by radar. However, [...] D
When Diana and Steve arrive at the Smithsonian air museum to steal a plane, the Panavia Tornado jet [...] D
When Diana explains the origin of the Golden Armor to Steve, she tells him that it belonged to the g [...] D
During the opening mall sequence, a Lamps Plus store is visible. In 1984, Lamps Plus was known as La [...] D
When Diana is fighting Barbara in the White House, Barbara launches Diana to a column which breaks. [...] D
At about 98 minutes in, a man is shown walking a Goldendoodle dog, a breed unknown until the 1990s. D
The stuffed cat behind Barbara's lab workstation faces to the right at 23:18. Then in another scene, [...] D
In Wonder Woman, Hippolyta reluctantly agrees to let a 12 year old Diana be trained as a warrior, ho [...] D
When Diana goes to the empty lab to look at the Dreamstone again, she instead finds a receipt showin [...] D
When Diana/Wonder Woman is sitting in the "studio", watching Mr. Lord asking for the wishes, she lea [...] D
The morning or afternoon before Steve and Diana fly to Egypt, Barbara and several co-workers are sho [...] D
When Diana and Barbara are having an early lunch the shot starts off with food on the table then it [...] D
When Diana and Barbara first meet, Barbara hurriedly gathers the papers that fell out of her briefca [...] D
The children Wonder Woman save from the road are replaced by obvious dummies when she falls and roll [...] D
At about 22 min Barbara Minerva drops her briefcase just before meeting Diana Prince who then helps [...] D
One of the new wonders Diana shows Steve is the escalator and mass transit system. These existed in [...] D
Steve Trevor seemed to have learn a lot in his books about jets. This seems impossible and might hav [...] D
When Diana places the stone back in the box, the crystal is laid on the corner of the box facing Bar [...] D
Some of the vintage 1980s American cars supposedly in Washington D.C. are recognizable as export mod [...] D
At 1 hour 53 min Barbara throws Diana against a large wall painting, whose position changes several [...] D
Steve says he just used the phone book to find Diana. He is from 1918. Telephone directories in book [...] D
When Wonder Women and Steve Trevor are walking along with the reflecting pool, a shot behind them cl [...] D
At the gala, the song Welcome to the Pleasuredome by Frankie Goes to Hollywood is played. This song [...] D
When the man who wished for a farm shows his cows and voices his concerns for them; a Donald Trump/M [...] D

Frase

Diana Prince: Oh, I don't have a TV. Max Lord: We [...] D
Steve Trevor: The way I fly, they will never find [...] D
Max Lord: You can have it all. You just have to wa [...] D
Barbara Minerva: You've already had everything, wh [...] D
Max Lord: [advertisement] Welcome to the future. L [...] D
[first lines] Diana Prince: Some days, my childho [...] D
Max Lord: I renounce my wish! D
Wonder Woman: Max Lord, you're putting yourself an [...] D
Diana Prince: My father hid Themyscira from the wo [...] D
Max Lord: Poor Diana. Why be such a hero? You coul [...] D
[Diana shows Steve around a modern art gallery] D [...] D
[Asteria prevents a pole from falling and crushing [...] D
Diana Prince: My life hasn't been what you think i [...] D
Handsome Man: Thank you. You just made my day. D
Steve Trevor: Parachute pants? Diana Prince: Yeah [...] D
Diana Prince: I've never wanted anything more. But [...] D
Wonder Woman: [in tears] I can't say goodbye. I ca [...] D
Max Lord: You don't ever have to make a wish for m [...] D
Antiope: You took the short path. You cheated, Dia [...] D
Steve Trevor: You know what you have to do. D
Max Lord: Biotin. You should try it. Makes you glo [...] D
Diana Prince: So look at this world... and look at [...] D
Max Lord: Consider the sex tape gone. D
Cheetah: No. You renounced your wish. Wonder Woma [...] D
Max Lord: Tell me what you wish for, Your Highness [...] D
Max Lord: Tell me, what do you want? I'm feeling g [...] D

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