Wonder Woman 1984

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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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