Wonder Woman

Remember the inside source that said the film was a mess??? ...



 
Remember the inside source that said the film was a mess??? ...

Yeah, I wanted to believe it was a fabricated leak. Sounds like it was. Either that, or they fixed a lot the issues. Sounds like it was just a lie, to me.
 
Don't remember reading about re shoots so maybe it was just someone pissed at being out of a job
 
New poster. Wow! :surprise:

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All posters so far...
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Already bought my 4 tickets for Dolby Cinema format from Fandango for an early Thursday showing, and I will mostly like see it again in laser IMAX 3D.


WONDER WOMAN Outpacing SPIDER-MAN, PIRATES, More As Fandango's Most Anticipated Summer Blockbuster

Warner Bros.'s Wonder Woman is this summer's most anticipated blockbuster according to Fandango's 2017 Summer Movies survey. The Gal Gadot-led film comes in first, followed by Spider-Man: Homecoming, Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales, The Dark Tower, and Dunkirk. The survey was conducted April 27 through May 19, getting responses from over 10,000 Fandango users.

“It's a thrill to see Wonder Woman command the top spot on our most anticipated summer movies list,” said Fandango Managing Editor Erik Davis. “Early screening reactions are positive, with audiences responding favorably to the film's exciting blend of action, adventure, humor and romance. Plus, fans have been waiting their entire lives to see a live-action Wonder Woman movie, and the film’s breakout star Gal Gadot makes it worth the wait.”

In a seperate survey, 92% of those polled said they were "excited to see a standalone female superhero movie" and that 87% "wish Hollywood would make more movies featuring female superheroes." According to Fandango, Wonder Woman presales are exceeding those of 2011's Captain America: First Avenger.

http://www.newsarama.com/34592-wond...go-s-most-anticipated-summer-blockbuster.html
 
Not a single scene was cut so no directors cut version coming later
 
"Wonder Woman is off to an excellent start, bringing in an impressive $11 million from Thursday preview screenings, which began at 7 PM at 3,500+ theaters.

Comparatively, this is just behind the $11.2 million Guardians of the Galaxy brought in before its $94.3 million opening and ahead of the $9.4 million Doctor Strange brought in on Thursday night before its $85 million debut last year. Both films were referenced in our preview below and the $85-95 million range might be just what we should expect for the film's opening weekend.

Wonder Woman is looking strong out of the gate, delivering an estimated $38.85 million on Friday, which includes $11 million from Thursday previews. This is nearly identical to the performance of the first Guardians of the Galaxy, which brought in $11.2 million from previews, delivered $37.8 million on Friday and ultimately opened with $94.3 million, suggesting a $95-100 million opening is in the offing. Wonder Woman received an "A" CinemaScore from opening day audiences, which was 52% female vs. 48% male.

Overseas, Wonder Woman is now up to $47.1 million, bringing the worldwide cume to $85.95 million so far.

In terms of other superhero films, Wonder Woman's Thursday night performance was on par with the first Guardians of the Galaxy ($11.2 million) and ahead of the first Captain America ($10.2 million). And it wasn't too far behind Deadpool ($12.7 million). Early last month, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 grossed $17 million in previews. Superhero tentpoles sporting the biggest Thursday night numbers include The Dark Knight Rises ($30.6 million), Batman vs. Superman: Dawn of Justice ($27.7 million) and Avengers: Age of Ultron $27.6 million"
 
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