Wonder Woman 1984 finally arrived on Christmas Day after months of delays. The sequel to the 2017 hit was highly anticipated, and could act as an example of what big-budget movies could experience by going straight to streaming. How does WW84 compare to the first film in the series? Does it make any sense? Should we just give Pedro Pascal the Oscar already? We’ve got answers to all of those questions and more in our ongoing coverage of Wonder Woman 1984.
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Everything You Need to Know About ‘Wonder Woman 1984’
‘Wonder Woman 1984’ has finally arrived and we’ve got you covered on the most anticipated superhero film of the year
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January 5, 2021
Which Chaotic DC Actor Is Having the Most Fun? A Ranking.
Ever since the DCEU abandoned the Snyderverse, some of Hollywood’s most prestigious performers have been going absolutely bonkers in superhero movies
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December 30, 2020
The Best Quarantine Chris Is Chris Pine
He carried a superhero movie, he trolled paparazzi, and best of all, he minded his goddamn business
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December 29, 2020
Pedro Pascal Delivers the Most Unhinged Performance of 2020 in ‘WW84’
This is why you shouldn’t make him wear a helmet all the time
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December 28, 2020
Sorting Through the ‘Wonder Woman 1984’ Experience
Mallory and Van answer a few questions to try to parse their feelings about ‘Wonder Woman 1984’
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December 28, 2020
The ‘Wonder Woman 1984’ Exit Survey
A staff-wide attempt to figure out what Pedro Pascal was doing, whether Kristen Wiig was a ‘Cats’ extra, and whether or not ‘WW84’ is good bad or just bad
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December 28, 2020
An Argument for the Chaotic Nonsense of ‘Wonder Woman 1984’
If superhero movies are our fate, they might as well be as bizarre and interesting as DC’s latest entry
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December 25, 2020
‘Wonder Woman 1984’ Is Here, on HBO Max. Plus: Paul Greengrass!
Sean and Amanda discuss the latest addition to the DCEU before chatting with director Paul Greengrass about his new Western, ‘News of the World’