The 1984 frame of Wonder Woman 2 was chosen for a particular reason

according to Wonder Woman 1984 & # 39; s director Patty Jenkins, the film's frame in 1984 was chosen for a very specific reason. The story of Diana Prince continues with the story that fans have been waiting impatiently since the first movie has overtaken DC, Warner Bros. original movie at the time. The film was originally released on November 1 of this year, but its release was postponed to June 5, 2020, so as not to rush the production. In the end, this decision is better for a movie that has been so successful with Wonder Woman release during the summer.

The film finished production in December 2018 and is expected to pit Diana of Themyscira against the wicked Cheetah (Kristen Wiig), an archaeologist named Dr. Barbara Ann Minerva by day and a huntress with superhuman abilities at night. Chris Pine will also resume his role as beloved Steve Trevor, which has left many fans wondering how he would return after his heartbreaking death in the first film. Some details appeared around this subject, speculating that the character of Pedro Pascal, Maxwell Lord, will make a deal with Diana to bring back Steve if she wishes.

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It turns out that the year mentioned in Wonder Woman 1984 & # 39; s The title also has meaning for the plot. During an interview on DeadlineThe Crew Call podcast, the director, Patty Jenkins, explained that, "1984 itself is very evocative of what is important in this film and resonates right now" adding that she thinks, "It was the pinnacle of success in the 80s." She then explained that there is, "Something about the excess of time, which is so much related to our current situation in the world, that it's set for a reason."

As shown in the first Wonder Woman, Jenkins is a character in its own right. One scene in particular, where Diana was running through bombs and gunfire in No Man's Land, reinforced the horrible atmosphere of the First World War, turning the war into another villain who played a key role in the story of the film. Jenkins will probably make a similar decision and will also portray the extreme and extreme atmosphere of the 1980s as a central figure.

A lot of hype surrounding Wonder Woman 1984 not only the success of his predecessor, but also the number of times his director and the production around the film broke the glass ceiling. Not only did Patty Jenkins help other women get into making superhero movies, such as Anna Boden's recent work as co-director Captain Marvelbut she is constantly fighting for equality in the industry. Wonder Woman set a new standard for the industry, and continues to do so. It's exciting to see the wave of inspiration that she still evokes years later.

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Source: Deadline

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