A third chapter, confirmed a few days after the release of the second. Warner Bros., which, at Christmas, was forced to release one of its flagship titles online, Wonder Woman 1984, gave the green light to the creation of a third film dedicated to Diana Prince. «Judging by the extraordinary performance of Wonder Woman 1984 on its opening weekend, fans around the world continue to hug Diana Prince. And, as they do, we’re thrilled to be able to continue working with our real-life Wonder Women – Gal and Patty – for conclude the long-planned film trilogy»Announced Toby Emmerich, Chairman of Warner Bros.
, without revealing anything about the plot of the upcoming film.
Wonder Woman, final act, does not currently have any known details. All that is known about the presence of the two women who made it a success. Gal Gadot, the face of the first superheroine to whom an entire film has ever been dedicated, and Patty Jenkins, director of the two previous chapters, were called to conclude what they started. And it is easy, therefore, to imagine that the two have every intention of bringing back in the third and final chapter of the saga the traits of female exaltation sought and found in the first two films.
Wonder Woman e Wonder Woman 1984, whose debut in Italy is set for 28 January, have managed to rewrite the history of the superomistic genre, breaking the man-superpowers binomial. Comics first and then cinema have conveyed the image of a hybrid creature, with the strength of a god and the appearance of a human being, linking it to the male gender. And this bond that was believed to be indissoluble Wonder Woman managed to break, writing an entirely female story, where women are the heroines and women are her antagonists.
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