Batman v. Superman, which
introduces Gal Gadot in the role of the badass wielder of the golden
lasso, marks the first time Wonder Woman has appeared in a feature film,
even though the character has existed in the comics world for 75 years.
She’ll be a big part of Warner Bros.’ upcoming attempts to expand the
DC Comics cinematic universe, including Wonder Woman, a movie that finally gives her the starring role, and Justice League Part One, both due out next year. In
the meantime, let’s just take that Fandango survey as further evidence
that moviegoers are genuinely eager to see films with strong females in
lead roles.
In Wonder Woman’s long-overdue live-action theatrical film
debut, over 70 years after her first comics appearance (!!!), the
Amazon warrior princess made quite the entrance in Batman v Superman.
Wonder Woman’s first act on the big screen: saving Batman.
After we’ve met her mysterious alter ego, Diana Prince, our first glimpse of the superheroine all suited up is when she swoops in just as Doomsday is about to make smithereens of Batman. One moment, Batman is facing this monstrous Kryptonian, knowing the two words he’s just uttered — “ah s--t” — will be his last. And the next moment, there’s Wonder Woman, arms crossed in front of her face, her indestructible cuffs blocking Batman from the blast of energy Doomsday shot at the caped man who had lured him to Gotham
Wonder Woman’s first act on the big screen: saving Batman.
After we’ve met her mysterious alter ego, Diana Prince, our first glimpse of the superheroine all suited up is when she swoops in just as Doomsday is about to make smithereens of Batman. One moment, Batman is facing this monstrous Kryptonian, knowing the two words he’s just uttered — “ah s--t” — will be his last. And the next moment, there’s Wonder Woman, arms crossed in front of her face, her indestructible cuffs blocking Batman from the blast of energy Doomsday shot at the caped man who had lured him to Gotham
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