“Wonder Woman 1984’s” critical reception has whipped from early praise to precipitous decline as fast as Diana Prince (Gal Gadot) can snap her lasso of truth. But while it’s a pretty bad ...

As Wonder Woman 1984 continues to underperform at the domestic box office in the U.S. and Canada, many viewers are now reporting issues with streaming the film on HBO Max.

Wonder Woman 1984 has come out in theaters, and there are two bad guys this time around, as she has to battle the power-hungry Maxwell Lord and the envious Cheetah.

Wonder Woman 1984, Erbland writes, “is all about playing with magic and wishes and desires, only to see them lead to horrible ramifications, instant gratification, and the revelation that lying ...

The Reagan of “Wonder Woman 1984” wishes for hundreds of new ­nuclear weapons in the presence of an overleveraged reality-TV businessman — guess whom he is supposed to remind you of — who ...

Three Wishes. Wonder Woman 1984 takes place in the 80s’ and it’s a fun backdrop for the film, though perhaps an underutilized one.We get lots of 80s’ glam and fashion in the opening moments ...

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Wonder Woman 1984 is a massive mess, one that Gal Gadot, Chris Pine, and Kristen Wiig can’t save. Wonder Woman 1984. was one of the most anticipated movies of 2020, the sequel to the first ...

One success of Wonder Woman 1984 is it fixed one of the main flaws of the first movie. Specifically, it corrected a couple of problems the original had in its final act.

Now we know: Wonder Woman 1984 will be released both theatrically and to WarnerMedia's streaming service, HBO Max, where it will be available for a month. It's a radical move, surpassing other ...

“Wonder Woman 1984,” by contrast, is visually dazzling with kaleidoscopic color and buoyant action sequences. The plot, thank Ares, is no longer so self-serious, even if it is a bit knotty.

Full of wonder, optimism, and a near-fetishistic obsession with 1984’s favorite toy, the koosh ball, WONDER WOMAN 1984 is quite simply the best DC film since THE DARK KNIGHT," tweeted writer Ben ...