Wonder Woman (2017)

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Movie
German title Wonder Woman
Original title Wonder Woman
Country of production United States
original language English
Publishing year 2017
length 141 minutes
Age rating FSK 12
JMK 12
Rod
Director Patty Jenkins
script Allan Heinberg
production Charles Roven ,
Deborah Snyder ,
Zack Snyder ,
Richard Suckle
music Rupert Gregson-Williams
camera Matthew Jensen
cut Martin Walsh
occupation
synchronization
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Wonder Woman is a 2017 comic film adaptation about the fictional comic book character of the same name from DC Comics , who is part of the DC Extended Universe . After Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, it is the second theatrical adaptation with the Amazon Princess Diana Prince, who is behind the identity of Wonder Womans , and is the first solo adaptation of this character for the cinema. Directed by Patty Jenkins and starring Wonder Woman is Gal Gadot . The German theatrical release was on June 15, 2017.

action

In the present, Wonder Woman , who works as a curator at the Louvre in her civil identity as Diana Prince, receives a gift from her superhero colleague Bruce Wayne : an old photograph showing her alongside soldiers during the First World War . A flashback tells why she was deeply moved by this present.

Towards the end of the First World War, the warrior people of the Amazons lived on the "paradise island" Themyscira in the Mediterranean under the rule of Queen Hippolyta and her sister Antiope . They have dedicated themselves to the fight against their archenemy Ares and guard the "Godslayer", a sword that can destroy the god of war. The only child is Princess Diana, who, according to legend, was formed from clay by Hippolyta and brought to life by Zeus . Diana is trained to be a fighter by Antiope and discovers that she has powers.

Meanwhile, British spy Steve Trevor steals a notebook from Spanish poison gas expert Isabel, “Dr. Poison “Maru, is shot down by German pursuers while fleeing by plane and falls into the sea near the island. While he is being rescued by Diana, the Germans are killed by the Amazons, with Antiope being shot. After Hippolyta interrogates Steve with the Amazonian lasso of the truth , Diana is convinced that the First World War was none other than Ares. She steals the lasso of truth, the godslayer and a red and blue Amazon armor and sails - after Hippolyta catches her but reluctantly lets her go - with Steve to London to kill Ares.

In London, Steve hands the notebook to his boss, Sir Patrick Morgan, while Diana, despite the culture shock, befriends Steve's secretary Etta Candy and takes on the identity of "Diana Prince". They find out that the tyrannical German general Erich Ludendorff defeated the impending defeat with a devastating gas war from Dr. Wants to fend off poison: The scene should be the western front in Belgium. Diana suspects that Ludendorff is really Ares and wants to kill him. The two of them drive to the front with a colorful group of comrades in arms and learn that German troops are occupying a Belgian village called Veld in no man's land . Angry, Diana turns into Wonder Woman and forces the liberation of the village under her leadership. Then she spends a romantic night with Steve.

Diana and Steve learn that the German high command is holding a gala in a nearby castle, which Ludendorff and Dr. Maru attend. Steve sneaks in to destroy the poison gas supplies stored there, but Diana joins them without his knowledge, because she wants to stab Ludendorff with the god-slayer. When she got the chance, Steve hugged her: This act would destroy any hope for peace. Ludendorff's troops bomb and kill the entire village of Veld with poison gas, after which Diana insults Steve as a weakling. On a military base from where the Germans want to destroy London with a large poison gas bomber, Diana stabs the general - but then the real Ares reveals himself, Sir Patrick Morgan. Ares wanted to show her that humanity was weak and corrupt, so that as the “God of Truth” he would give them what they really wanted, namely war. He also reveals to her that she is actually the birth child of Hippolyta and Zeus, and not the sword of the godslayer, but herself. While Steve and his team try in vain to prevent the bomber from taking off, Diana and Ares fight each other. When Steve sacrifices himself to destroy the bomber in the air, Diana, angry and painful, wants Dr. Murder Poison. But she spares the chemist and kills Ares. Freed from his presence, Steve's team and the surviving Germans embrace. The end of the war is celebrated in London and Steve's death is mourned.

The film ends in the present when Diana thanks Wayne for the gift. The photo shows her with Steve and his comrades after their victory in Veld. She also takes a watch from her desk that belonged to Steve. The events of that time inspire her to this day to fight for justice as Wonder Woman.

Statement from the director

Although some critics see the film as a feminist manifesto, Jenkins is more likely to believe that she is acting as an ambassador for the disenfranchised. She “doesn't take this responsibility lightly” and thinks that the Wonder Woman legacy is more of a different kind of heroism that shares the same characteristics, but also has something to do with love and empowerment in some ways.

In an interview in 2016, she said that Wonder Woman's motivation to fight for good is based on her belief in divinity and love. This makes the film a coming-of-age film . With the setting of the First World War , the focus is on a mechanized war. At the same time, a goddess with a strong sense of honor and justice visits the human world for the first time, before she witnessed the atrocities of war, which she could not have imagined how dark it could be.

background

Failed preliminary projects

More than two decades before the first solo film of Wonder Woman came into the cinemas, a film about Wonder Woman was planned over and over again. In 1996 it became known that a film about Wonder Woman was being developed, the producer and eventual director of which was Ivan Reitman . Three years later, in October 1999, it was announced that Jon Cohen was to produce a Wonder Woman film for Joel Silver , with Sandra Bullock being discussed as the Amazon Princess. In 2001, Bullock was still under discussion for the role of Diana Prince. However, the project never came to fruition. In March 2005, Warner Bros. and Silver Pictures announced another Wonder Woman film. Joss Whedon was chosen as director , but this project also failed.

Pre-production

Gal Gadot , starring Wonder Woman , at 2014 San Diego Comic Con

On October 15, 2014, Kevin Tsujihara , managing director of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment , announced numerous other films from the DC Extended Universe that a film about Wonder Woman was also planned for June 23, 2017 . However, it was later announced that this film would be the character's second appearance in the DC Extended Universe . Gal Gadot can already be seen as Wonder Woman in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice , which appeared in 2016 . It was also announced that Wonder Woman would be the daughter of Zeus in the DC Extended Universe , whose story was first told in this form in the 2011 New 52 comics. Shortly after the film Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice was released, Warner Bros. announced in early April 2016 that it would release Wonder Woman on June 2, 2017, around three weeks before the originally planned release date.

According to Variety , Gal Gadot , Élodie Yung and Olga Kurylenko were tested for the role of the Amazon Princess in 2013. Finally, on December 4 of the same year, Israeli actress Gal Gadot was confirmed as Wonder Woman . She signed for a total of three films in which she embodied the role, in addition to a Wonder Woman film, the film Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice and the two-part Justice League , for which she received 300,000 US dollars per film. However, the assignment of roles met with controversial discussions. It was criticized that Gadot's physique did not correspond to that of a warrior.

On October 23, 2014, the Hollywood Reporter announced that Warner Bros. was looking for a female director for the Wonder Woman film. A few days later, Forbes announced that directors Kathryn Bigelow , Catherine Hardwicke , Mimi Leder , Karyn Kusama , Julie Taymor , Michelle MacLaren and Tricia Brook were talking about it. On November 24, 2014, the Hollywood Reporter announced that MacLaren had signed to direct it. It would be the first comic book adaptation to be directed by a woman. In addition, it would have been MacLaren's first cinema adaptation as a director; previously she had only directed episodes of television series. In addition to MacLaren, Lesli Linka Glatter and Jennifer Kent are said to have been on the shortlist for the director. Charles Roven and the married couple Zack and Deborah Snyder act as producers . Zack Snyder also made a guest appearance as a soldier in the film. However, on May 13, 2015, Warner Bros. announced that the company would no longer work with MacLaren on the project. The reason given was creative differences that were not discussed in detail. Before that, in December 2014, MacLaren said that Warner Bros. had not yet given the go-ahead for production and that the release date was even in question. More than a month later, on April 15, 2015, Patty Jenkins was announced as director. She should have already directed Thor - The Dark Kingdom , but had left the project due to creative differences, making Wonder Woman her first comic book adaptation.

Jason Fuchs was announced as the screenwriter on April 13, 2015 . Also gave Warner Bros. known to be looking for an actor for the role of Steve Trevor the lover of Diana Prince. In late July 2015 it was announced that Chris Pine had been cast for this role. In an interview, Pine said that he only played Steve Trevor at the time of the First World War, but not his grandson of the same name, who lived about several decades later. Also in April 2015, Lynda Carter , who played Wonder Woman in the television series of the same name from 1974 to 1979 , expressed an interest in starring in the 2017 film. In January 2016, Chris Pine revealed in an interview that Ares is the movie's antagonist.

Filming

In an interview in July 2015, Deborah Snyder announced that Wonder Woman will be shot from fall 2015. She also said the film will be shot in London . After the shooting, work on the film Justice League should begin, in which Gadot is supposed to slip into the role of Wonder Womans again . At the beginning of September 2015, Snyder specified the announcement for the following November. It was filmed in London and the Basilicata region of southern Italy, such as Craco . In addition to Great Britain and Italy , France was also confirmed as the location. In November the shoot was officially confirmed with a set photo. On May 9, 2016, Gal Gadot announced that filming had ended.

In the original English version, Gal Gadot, whose mother tongue is Hebrew , gave Wonder Woman a strong foreign accent. This was remarkable in that Wonder Woman speaks almost without an accent in the previous film Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice . Within the DCEU universe, this deliberately staged language difference is explained by the fact that the superheroine in Batman v Superman had already lived among the people for a century and therefore speaks much better English than her young self, who first came into contact with them in Wonder Woman .

Film, series and comics

The film essentially adopts Wonder Womans backstory from the comics, which has been established since 1941, according to which the American pilot Steve Trevor crashes on the island of Themyscira on the run from the Nazis , is rescued by the Amazon Princess Diana and after winning a competition she wins the right to at his side as Wonder Woman to pacify the “world of men”. The film version does not take place in the Second World War, but in the First World War, so that Steve is now fighting against soldiers of the German Empire, and there is no competition. The revelation that Diana is not a clay figure brought to life, but the biological daughter of Queen Hippolyta and Zeus, has only been a reality in the comics since 2011. Her opponent Doctor Poison is originally Japanese in the comics and a Spanish woman in the film version.

Further homages can be found in individual scenes. When Etta Candy complains that Diana had already tried on "226 dresses", this is a reference that the Wonder Woman author Greg Rucka , who was in office at the time of the film, once published the 226th and final issue of Wonder Woman (Vol. 2) (published in April 2006). Shortly thereafter, Diana in her civil identity fends off bullets with her bracelets, which are intended for Steve: This is a tribute to the movie Superman , in which Superman in his civil identity as Clark Kent fends off bullets that would hit his friend Lois Lane. On the trip to Belgium, she savored ice cream, which is a well-known running gag from her comics. Finally, Diana meets a German noblewoman named Fausta Grables before the gala and later wears her blue evening dress. Fausta was her villainous Nazi doppelganger in the Wonder Woman series .

marketing

On January 19, 2016, while the filming was still taking place, the first moving image material for the film was shown for the television special Dawn of the Justice League on the station The CW . In the run-up to the special, the official film logo was published. At San Diego Comic Con in July 2016, in addition to a trailer for each of the DC Extended Universe films Suicide Squad and Justice League , the first trailer for Wonder Woman was shown. On November 1, 2016, the director announced that the first film trailer outside of the Comic-Con event would appear on November 3, 2016. One day before the announced release, a short excerpt from the trailer was shown, which appeared on the following day with three new posters. An international trailer was published on January 3, 2017.

The world premiere took place on May 25, 2017 at the Pantages Theater in Los Angeles. The premiere planned for May 31, 2017 in London was canceled due to the terrorist attack in Manchester on May 22, 2017 .

synchronization

The German dubbing was based on a dialogue book by Klaus Bickert and directed by Stefan Fredrich on behalf of Interopa Film GmbH Berlin.

role actor German speaker
Diana Prince / Wonder Woman Lilly Aspell (child) Anouk Akinci (child)
Gal Gadot (adult) Sanam Afrashteh (Adult)
Steve Trevor Chris Pine Nico Sablik
Queen Hippolyta Connie Nielsen Andrea Aust
General Erich Ludendorff Danny Huston K. Dieter Klebsch
Patrick Morgan / Ares David Thewlis Frank Röth
Etta Candy Lucy Davis Anna Carlsson
Dr. Isabel Maru / Doctor Poison Elena Anaya Silvia Missbach
General Antiope Robin Wright Irina von Bentheim
Senator Acantha Florence Kasumba Florence Kasumba
Sameer Said Taghmaoui Tayfun Bademsoy
Charlie Ewen Bremner Stefan Krause
Chief Napi Eugene Brave Rock Dirc Simpson
Paul von Hindenburg Rainer Bock Rainer Bock
Suit wearer Dominic Kinnaird Sven Brieger
Colonel Darnell Steffan Rhodri Peter Groeger
photographer Pat Abernethy Patrice Luc Doumeyrou
Mena lip Lisa Loven Kongsli Dana Friedrich
Marshall Haig James Cosmo Fred Maire

reception

Reviews

The film won over 93 percent of Rotten Tomatoes ' critics .

Der Spiegel described the film as one of the “best blockbusters of recent times”, and it was a pleasure for both men and women. Andreas Borcholte from Spiegel Online praised Gal Gadot's portrayal as Wonder Woman. In his opinion, Gadot manages the difficult balance between astonished country girl and dignified, wise god warrior without letting her figure slide into clichés. In addition, “she does not have to compensate for her femininity by overemphasizing male attributes, cold-bloodedness, aggression, brutality: Her sexiness does not arise from the abundance of physical features, but from her feminine character. The gentleness and prudence with which she resolves the conflicts posed to her is the center and the beating heart of the film. ”Overall, according to Borcholte, the film is“ a gripping, at times pleasantly old-fashioned action film that matches the genre with a light hand opened a feminist dimension ”.

Hannah Lühmann wrote on welt.de about a “trashy-artificial-kitschy” superhero world and asked whether there had been no possibility of “giving the biological joke of the feminine-maternal good, seized by each individual case, a psychologically more realistic basis”.

Time Out's Cath Clarke describes the film as a boisterous action adventure in the Indiana Jones tradition with a well-functioning sense of humor.

Variety's Andrew Barker writes that Patty Jenkins ' Wonder Woman is a welcome respite from the gritty DC Comics-style films, and that choosing Gal Gadot for the role shows that he has a knack for sincerity, justice and the path of one Amazon goes.

Sheri Linden from The Hollywood Reporter also thinks that this very original story, which moves in straight and relatively clear paths, offers a welcome change from superhero universes that are too often overloaded with entanglements and cross-references.

IndieWire's Kate Erbland says Jenkins' film moves back in time to tell an origin story that works beautifully on its own, while also making one eagerly await what the franchise will bring in the future.

Dietmar Dath from the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung said that in Wonder Woman everyone is allowed to play the roles in which they are best anyway, only wider and bigger. Patty Jenkins is refreshing and enlivening superhero cinema with Wonder Woman , because although she did not create the first successful superhero film to be directed by women (that was the fabulous Lexi Alexander with Punisher: War Zone in 2008), she did create one that would change the genre will. Dath particularly emphasized the portrayal of Gal Gadot: “By the way, the best thing about 'Wonder Woman' is, everyone says that and is absolutely right, the title star. Gal Gadot raises his right or left eyebrows like Roger Moore once did as James Bond , namely to gently ironize the role, but not to make fun of it. She enjoys ice cream, she gives space to other talents to work together, she shifts her lower jaw when she's angry, she is amazed, she rages, defies and loves - in short, to put it with a superhero film expert formula that is exactly the same in technical terms means like in everyday life: This woman is fantastic. "

Rüdiger Suchsland commented in his review for heise online that Wonder Woman is first and foremost a good superhero film, and one of the best in a long time, combining action with humor, recklessness with profundity. In addition, it is also a philosophical meditation on heroism, violence, a clever attempt to reconcile ancient mythology and modernity. It is also a popular cultural manifesto and subversive masterpiece of feminism. Like any good film, however, it also offers pleasure, visual excess and a bit of fetishism. Suchsland praises the leading actress Gal Gadot for her skill, charisma and charm. She is the undisputed star of the film, appears strong and vulnerable at the same time, shows superhuman strength and human abilities. Suchsland calls Wonder Woman a legitimate heir to a tradition that until now would only have been embodied in the cinema by Sigourney Weaver ’s Ripley in Alien and Linda Hamilton’s Sarah Connor in Terminator . The emancipatory demand for more female narratives is met, but attention is also paid to the outfit: it has to be practical, but it has to work. The power of beauty is not being ignored, feminism and fetishism go together, says Suchsland. He also calls Diana a "liberal ironic" ( Richard Rorty ). She had a healthy amount of hedonism - "a person from the midst of our present". Suchland concludes his criticism with the following conclusion about Wonder Woman : “A bit of fetishism, 'guilty pleasure' and visual excess in times when many films overly correct political daily agendas, moralize and are always on the right, good side. By the way, 'Wonder Woman' does all of that too. But different. And better. "

Gross profit

After its theatrical release in early June 2017, the film became number 1 worldwide and reached the top of the cinema charts in the United States, South Korea, the United Kingdom, France and Australia, among others. In the United States alone, the film grossed more than $ 100 million on its opening weekend. As a result, Jenkins became the first female director to achieve a box-office result of this magnitude. As of March 11, 2018, the film's worldwide revenue from screenings was approximately $ 822 million. This makes the film tenth among the most successful films of 2017 and currently 83 on the list of the world's most successful films of all time (as of August 8, 2020). The film recorded 780,000 visitors in Germany.

With an estimated production budget of $ 120–149 million, a film of this size would have to fetch around $ 300 to 460 million to make a profit . Deadline Hollywood , taking into account all costs and income, calculated the profit of the film at 252.9 million US dollars, which would bring it sixth place in the ranking of the most profitable films of 2017.

controversy

Wonder Woman was banned in Lebanon after leading actress Gal Gadot was charged with spreading anti-Lebanese propaganda while serving in the Israeli army. This boycott was portrayed as questionable by the Lebanese blogger Elie Fares, since the films Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice and Fast & Furious 6 with Gadot had already been released in Lebanon . The film was banned in Tunisia because of Gadot's participation in the Gaza war.

Awards (selection)

Art Directors Guild Awards 2018

  • Nomination for the Excellence in Production Design Award in the Fantasy Film category ( Aline Bonetto )

MTV Movie & TV Awards 2018

  • Award for the best fight ( Gal Gadot against German soldiers)
  • Nomination for film of the year
  • Nomination for Best Hero (Gal Gadot)

Producers Guild of America Awards 2018

  • Nomination for Best Picture (Charles Roven, Richard Suckle, Zack Snyder and Deborah Snyder)

Satellite Awards 2017

Screen Actors Guild Awards 2018

Teen Choice Awards 2017 (selection)

  • Award in the Choice Action Movie category
  • Award in the category Choice Action Movie Actress (Gal Gadot)
  • Award in the category Choice Action Movie Actor ( Chris Pine )

On December 4, 2017, it was announced that the film was in the shortlist of 20 films, from which the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences will determine the nominations for the 2018 Academy Awards in the Best Visual Effects category .

continuation

On October 15, 2014, Warner Bros. announced numerous other films in addition to the Wonder Woman film to be set in the DC Extended Universe , including two films about the Justice League . The first film, Justice League , was released in theaters on November 17, 2017. Gal Gadot slips back into her role as Wonder Woman and can be seen as part of the Justice League superhero team . The second film, The Justice League Part Two , was supposed to be released on June 14, 2019, but was never realized as the first part was a million dollar loss for Warner. On May 15, 2017, Zack Snyder announced that another solo film about Wonder Woman was planned. However, it is not yet known whether Patty Jenkins will direct again, as Warner Bros. has only signed her for one film. At San Diego Comic-Con in late July 2017, it was officially announced that Warner Bros. was working on a sequel to Wonder Woman in which Gal Gadot would once again play the leading role.

On June 13, 2018, the sequel was officially named Wonder Woman 1984 . The film is scheduled to hit US cinemas in August 2020.

literature

Web links

Commons : Wonder Woman  - collection of pictures, videos and audio files

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