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 | 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

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...

Approfondimenti

This is Pedro Pascal's second Wonder Woman feature, having previously appeared in the failed TV [...]	D M E
The song played at the end of the film when Diana is has a conversation with the man Steve Trev [...]	D M E
Composer Hans Zimmer and costume designer Lindy Hemming both worked on Christopher Nolan's Dark [...]	D M E
In the final scene when Wonder Woman is talking to the people of the world to renounce their wi [...]	D M E
In Wonder Woman (2017), Steve introduces Diana to the world of the 1910s. In this movie, Diana [...]	D M E
According to an interview with Gal Gadot, one of the challenges of setting the film in the mid- [...]	D M E
The first DCEU film to be nominated in the Razzies since Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice (20 [...]	D M E
Among the photos in Diana's apartment is one of her with an elderly Etta Candy. The woman in th [...]	D M E
Gabriella Wilde's first film role in 6 years, after having last done the film Squatters (2014). [...]	D M E
The symbol of Nuclear Man from Superman IV (1987) can be seen on the floor of the mall.	D M E
The teaser trailer, released in December 2019, features an orchestral cover version of New Orde [...]	D M E
In the montage early in the film featuring 80s Washington DC, several teenage girls shoplift a [...]	D M E
At 151 minutes, this is the sixth-longest DC Comics film, after Zack Snyder's Justice League (2 [...]	D M E
The third film in the DCEU to reference Italy's Ancient Roman past. When the Dreamstone is reve [...]	D M E
The 9th film in the DC Extended Universe.	D M E
Patty Jenkins and Pedro Pascal based Maxwell Lord's portrayal on stockbroker Gordon Gekko in Wa [...]	D M E
A source close to Patty Jenkins described it as a stand-alone film "in the same way that Indian [...]	D M E
The Dreamstone is made of citrine quartz. Citrine has long represented prosperity and wealth, a [...]	D M E
The Amazon Asteria is played by Lynda Carter, who played Diana Prince/Wonder Woman in Wonder Wo [...]	D M E
Maxwell Lord's physical appearance and line of work have led many viewers and critics to believ [...]	D M E
At the Smithsonian's Air & Space Center, Chris Pine has an interaction with someone dressed as [...]	D M E
As first reported by Variety, actress Gal Gadot was paid $10 million for this film (which she a [...]	D M E
When she and Diana first meet, Barbara mentions she studies cryptozoology. Barbara herself late [...]	D M E
According to Patty Jenkins, the controversial 'body-swap' subplot was intended to be a referenc [...]	D M E
Simon Stagg, Maxwell Lord's business partner early in the film, is based on the DC Comics chara [...]	D M E
At the start of the film Diana has a news article clipping from 1918 with the headline saying " [...]	D M E
According to the DC Comics, the Dreamstone originally belonged to the Sandman, the god of dream [...]	D M E
When Diana takes Steve around the Space Museum, one of the exhibits hanging from the ceiling is [...]	D M E
Barbara Minerva (Cheetah) is seen indulging in fur clothing. This is an homage to Priscilla Ric [...]	D M E
Asteria's gold armor is based on the armor Wonder Woman wears in Alex Ross graphic novel "Kingd [...]	D M E
Kristoffer Polaha, who plays "Handsome Man" (the guy that Steve Trevor is possessing), is an ac [...]	D M E
Diana's apartment is located in (and was filmed at) the Watergate complex of apartment, office, [...]	D M E
Costume designer Lindy Hemming based Diana's wardrobe on 1980s model/actress Brooke Shields sin [...]	D M E
Stuart Milligan is credited simply as POTUS and the president's name is never spoken in the fil [...]	D M E
Third film in the WB/DCEU to reference Italy. The first was Aquaman (2018) during the Sicily ba [...]	D M E
Principal photography began on June 13, 2018, under the working title Magic Hour.	D M E
The Wrap reported in March 2020 that WB executives were considering releasing the movie directl [...]	D M E
Maxwell Lord has a son named Alistair in the film. In the comics, he has a daughter named Emma. [...]	D M E
Lilly Aspell (Young Diana) performed all the required physical stunt work herself at the age of [...]	D M E
Diana at first requires airplanes for aerial travel (including one that she makes invisible, us [...]	D M E
The movie takes place in July 1984, a year before Aquaman/Arthur Curry was born, according to A [...]	D M E
Gal Gadot's family and Patty Jenkins' son have a cameo at the end of the film: Gadot's elder da [...]	D M E
Diana uses her tiara as a boomerang. This was a feat she performed in Wonder Woman (1975).	D M E
The role of Cheetah was first offered to Emma Stone but she declined. The role was then offered [...]	D M E
Despite having Hans Zimmer compose the score, the scene where Diana leaves Steve Trevor to fly [...]	D M E
Gal Gadot and Kristen Wiig spent much of their off time clowning around on the set.	D M E
Barbara is the Greek word for "strange" or "foreign". Hence, the word "barbarian." Minerva is t [...]	D M E
The character of Maxwell Lord was based on actor Sam Neill when introduced in DC Comics in 1987 [...]	D M E
At one point, Maxwell Lord's nose starts to bleed. In the comics, Maxwell Lord possesses mind c [...]	D M E
This film is the first live action appearance of Cheetah. All of her previous appearances were [...]	D M E
Pedro Pascal describes Max Lord as a dream seller: "He encompasses a component of the 1980s cul [...]	D M E
In Diana's apartment, Steve Trevor (Chris Pine) looks into the mirror on the wall and sees the [...]	D M E
Shortly before the film premiered, Lucasfilm announced that Patty Jenkins would helm Star Wars: [...]	D M E
Gabriella Wilde's character Raquel, Maxwell Lord's secretary, seems to speak with an Eastern Eu [...]	D M E
There are multiple foreshadows of Barbara Minerva's turn into Cheetah - Diana wears Cheetah pri [...]	D M E
The final scene takes place during Christmas time. The film was released in theaters and HBO Ma [...]	D M E
Part of the film was shot on 70mm IMAX cameras and expand aspect ratio during select sequences. [...]	D M E
Gal Gadot's makeup was done using only Revlon products.	D M E
Director Patty Jenkins and original Wonder Woman Lynda Carter, who stars as "Asteria" in this f [...]	D M E
This film, a sequel to the first movie, was announced immediately after the release of Wonder W [...]	D M E
The stand off between Maxwell, Diana, Steve and Barbara is similar to the White House fight wit [...]	D M E
In a brief shot outside Max Lord's HQ, as police and crowds are running in the background, a mo [...]	D M E
When Diana, Steve and Barbara visit the shaman, Diana deduces that the dreamstone was created b [...]	D M E
Hans Zimmer had previously announced that he would retire from composing for superhero films af [...]	D M E
Jerry Lawler appears on the cover of the wrestling magazine that Diana sees in Babajide's place [...]	D M E
The film has had seven release dates, the first being December 20th, 2019. Then it was moved up [...]	D M E
Patty Jenkins picked the 80s as the film's setting because she saw it as "the height of Western [...]	D M E
Gal Gadot jokingly suggested Halle Berry to play Diana's love interest for this film.	D M E
In Greek mythology, the Amazon Asteria was one of those slain by Hercules when he came to Themy [...]	D M E
This is the first DCEU film released after Warner Bros. made "DCEU" the franchise's official na [...]	D M E
Diana and Steve steal a jet to take to Cairo, and Diana uses powers she developed to make the j [...]	D M E
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 [...]	D M E
When Steve Trevor is driving the jeep while Diana is saving the Egyptian children, you can see Stev [...]	D M E
When Maxwell Lord broadcasts his message to the world population, he is only shown speaking in Engl [...]	D M E
One of the punks is wearing a t-shirt with a print of the album 'The Age of Quarrel' (1986) from th [...]	D M E
Steve calls the plane he's flying in a jet, but Jet airplanes were developed decades after his deat [...]	D M E
(Around 1 hour 16 minutes) Barbara beats up the guy who attacked her in the park, kicking him into [...]	D M E
Diana finds a copy of Pro Wrestling Illustrated magazine featuring Jerry Lawler on the cover. It sa [...]	D M E
Cut off from the world on an ancient Greek island, Diana and the other Amazons all have shaved legs [...]	D M E
In the final third of the movie, Max Lord is wearing a gray pinstripe suit. He goes back and forth [...]	D M E
The credits incorrectly thank the Smithsonian Institute. The correct name is the "Smithsonian Insti [...]	D M E
Barbara jumps between Max and Steve to "break" the handcuff. In reality, doing that would cause con [...]	D M E
While flying in the jet, Steve and Diana change seating positions, when the camera changes position [...]	D M E
When Max Lord is introduced to Diana, he ends his punchlines by pointing his index finger near her [...]	D M E
The color of green of the Presidential VH-3 helicopter in the movie is the modern metallic green th [...]	D M E
The taxi that Diana Prince and Steve Trevor ride in has a third tail light in the back window. Thos [...]	D M E
When Barbara pulls the all-nighter at her office she throws a green sweater over her shoulders whic [...]	D M E
In Greek mythology, Asteria was the goddess of nocturnal oracles and shooting stars. She was not an [...]	D M E
Barbara arrives at the White House and fights Diana. How did she know where Diana was?	D M E
When Steve and Diana fly through the July 4th fireworks in a jet plane, the speed is too slow for a [...]	D M E
Steve asks about the fireworks as they fly to Cairo. When Diana answers that it is for "the fourth, [...]	D M E
During the Egyptian road chase scene while rescuing the children Wonder Woman loses her grip on her [...]	D M E
Diana gains the ability to fly under her own power in this film, but in Wonder Woman, during the fi [...]	D M E
In the Egypt car chase scene, when Diana says, "I've got this," her red, blue, and gold suit can be [...]	D M E
Near the beginning of the movie, when Barbara is first looking at the artifacts, she mentions into [...]	D M E
In the shopping mall, Diana destroys the security cameras to keep her secret. This would have not w [...]	D M E
The credits incorrectly list "Cars" composer Gary Numan as Gary Newman.	D M E
In Egypt, the car used by Maxwell Lord is a Mercedes-Benz G-Class W463, which came into production [...]	D M E
Modern fighter aircraft take hours to prepare for flight, and are not left fully fueled on museum r [...]	D M E
One scene shows a passenger plane landing at National Airport between the Lincoln Memorial and the [...]	D M E
Abraham Lincoln didn't have a descendant named Jan, nor any known relative who contributed to the a [...]	D M E
After Barbara admits "lending" the dreamstone to Lord, Barbara, Diana, and Steve leave Barbara's of [...]	D M E
During the opening mall sequence, a video arcade shows Rampage (1986) and Operation Wolf (1987) arc [...]	D M E
In Justice League, set in 2017 (or perhaps later), Bruce Wayne chides Wonder Woman for withdrawing [...]	D M E
When Barbara encounters the drunk harasser the second time, she kicks the guy and his key chain fal [...]	D M E
There are many Agaves visible in the country side during competition at Themyscira. They should not [...]	D M E
The news clipping about the recovery of stolen artifacts from the Washington D.C. mall robbery uses [...]	D M E
It's the mid-80's, yet the utterly ridiculous hairstyle called "the mullet" is hardly visible. The [...]	D M E
Computers in 1985 weren't capable of receiving a TV signal without specific hardware.	D M E
An assistant brings coffee into the Smithsonian with what appears to be raised plastic latte lids o [...]	D M E
Diana looks up at 19:39 and 47:43 to see an airplane flying. The aircraft navigation lights are on [...]	D M E
During the 4th of July fireworks scene, the jet seems to be flying remarkably at low altitude to ha [...]	D M E
While walking through the DC Metro station, Diana and Steve pass a post that lists the directions t [...]	D M E
Barbara says of the Dreamstone: "Romulus, the last emperor of Rome, had it on him when he was assas [...]	D M E
At 1:09 Diana uses her magic to make the plane invisible so it can't be detected by radar. However, [...]	D M E
When Diana and Steve arrive at the Smithsonian air museum to steal a plane, the Panavia Tornado jet [...]	D M E
When Diana explains the origin of the Golden Armor to Steve, she tells him that it belonged to the [...]	D M E
During the opening mall sequence, a Lamps Plus store is visible. In 1984, Lamps Plus was known as L [...]	D M E
When Diana is fighting Barbara in the White House, Barbara launches Diana to a column which breaks. [...]	D M E
At about 98 minutes in, a man is shown walking a Goldendoodle dog, a breed unknown until the 1990s. [...]	D M E
The stuffed cat behind Barbara's lab workstation faces to the right at 23:18. Then in another scene [...]	D M E
In Wonder Woman, Hippolyta reluctantly agrees to let a 12 year old Diana be trained as a warrior, h [...]	D M E
When Diana goes to the empty lab to look at the Dreamstone again, she instead finds a receipt showi [...]	D M E
When Diana/Wonder Woman is sitting in the "studio", watching Mr. Lord asking for the wishes, she le [...]	D M E
The morning or afternoon before Steve and Diana fly to Egypt, Barbara and several co-workers are sh [...]	D M E
When Diana and Barbara are having an early lunch the shot starts off with food on the table then it [...]	D M E
When Diana and Barbara first meet, Barbara hurriedly gathers the papers that fell out of her briefc [...]	D M E
The children Wonder Woman save from the road are replaced by obvious dummies when she falls and rol [...]	D M E
At about 22 min Barbara Minerva drops her briefcase just before meeting Diana Prince who then helps [...]	D M E
One of the new wonders Diana shows Steve is the escalator and mass transit system. These existed in [...]	D M E
Steve Trevor seemed to have learn a lot in his books about jets. This seems impossible and might ha [...]	D M E
When Diana places the stone back in the box, the crystal is laid on the corner of the box facing Ba [...]	D M E
Some of the vintage 1980s American cars supposedly in Washington D.C. are recognizable as export mo [...]	D M E
At 1 hour 53 min Barbara throws Diana against a large wall painting, whose position changes several [...]	D M E
Steve says he just used the phone book to find Diana. He is from 1918. Telephone directories in boo [...]	D M E
When Wonder Women and Steve Trevor are walking along with the reflecting pool, a shot behind them c [...]	D M E
At the gala, the song Welcome to the Pleasuredome by Frankie Goes to Hollywood is played. This song [...]	D M E
When the man who wished for a farm shows his cows and voices his concerns for them; a Donald Trump/ [...]	D M E

Frase

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

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