During the promotion of Wonder Woman 1984 Patty Jenkins, its director, had to settle accounts in front of journalists regarding what happened in her previous film and her repeated conflicts with Warner. Conflicts that resulted in both a bombastic CGI climax against his wishes and a salary dispute in the face of Wonder Woman 1984. Regardless of these issues, however, the sequel starring Gal Gadot has already been released in the US (it arrived in Spain on December 16 ), and both Jenkins and the main actress celebrated it in style yesterday 26 December.
Wonder Woman 1984 is the first Warner film to subscribe to the hybrid model that the major will apply to all its 2021 releases, and which includes simultaneous screening both in traditional theaters and on HBO Max. Since the film is now available in streaming, Jenkins and Gadot held a “viewing party” on Twitter, encouraging their followers to all watch it together and comment on it in their company. Allowing, also, that these viewers asked the director and actress anything that came to mind.
Wonder Woman 1984: Zack Snyder wrote to Patty Jenkins about the movie
Among the participants of the party, Zack Snyder stood out, whose visual style had wanted to be emulated by Warner in the controversial ending of Wonder Woman. Jenkins recently celebrated not having such interference for the sequel, and beyond the studios, he seems to have a very warm relationship with the director of The Man of Steel. In fact, Snyder has loved Wonder Woman 1984, and during the viewing party, he took the opportunity to ask Jenkins a question and congratulate her on the great movie she had put out.
And this time the film did not include a climax of excessive digital effects.
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During the promotion of Wonder Woman 1984 Patty Jenkins, its director, had to settle accounts in front of journalists regarding what happened in her previous film and her repeated conflicts with Warner. Conflicts that resulted in both a bombastic CGI climax against his wishes and a salary dispute in the face of Wonder Woman 1984. Regardless of these issues, however, the sequel starring Gal Gadot has already been released in the US (it arrived in Spain on December 16 ), and both Jenkins and the main actress celebrated it in style yesterday 26 December.
Wonder Woman 1984 is the first Warner film to subscribe to the hybrid model that the major will apply to all its 2021 releases, and which includes simultaneous screening both in traditional theaters and on HBO Max. Since the film is now available in streaming, Jenkins and Gadot held a “viewing party” on Twitter, encouraging their followers to all watch it together and comment on it in their company. Allowing, also, that these viewers asked the director and actress anything that came to mind.
Among the participants of the party, Zack Snyder stood out, whose visual style had wanted to be emulated by Warner in the controversial ending of Wonder Woman. Jenkins recently celebrated not having such interference for the sequel, and beyond the studios, he seems to have a very warm relationship with the director of The Man of Steel. In fact, Snyder has loved Wonder Woman 1984, and during the viewing party, he took the opportunity to ask Jenkins a question and congratulate her on the great movie she had put out.
Zack Snyder wrote to Patty Jenkins about Wonder Woman 1984
@GalGadot @PattyJenks #WW84WatchParty pic.twitter.com/Cct2h4LBZP
— Zack Snyder (@ZackSnyder) December 27, 2020
“Hi, Patty! A quick question. My favorite parts of Wonder Woman 1984 are the amazing action scenes, where Wonder Woman uses the Lasso of Truth as her primary weapon, ” Snyder said. “So my question is, how did you come up with such a cool technique? What kind of research did you do to imagine how he uses his lasso in combat? That is my question. You are doing great. Congratulations on the movie, it’s fantastic ”.
As much as Wonder Woman 1984 has wanted to distance itself from Snyder, offering a more luminous treatment for Diana Prince than the one dispensed in Justice League (and which she will foreseeably experience again in the future Snyder Cut), it seems that the director is delighted with the new DC movie.
