International ‘Wonder Woman’ Trailer Offers Up Even More World War I Action

We’re a little over two weeks out from Wonder Woman becoming the first female superhero to get her own big screen adventure all to herself. The marketing onslaught is in full swing, and box office tracking has the opening weekend landing anywhere between $65 million on the lower end up to $105 million on the higher end. More than likely, it will end up somewhere in the middle around the $85 million mark, but two weeks is a lot of time for a studio to convince audiences to see a movie.

The United States isn’t the only place where Wonder Woman is getting a huge push. In fact, our latest look at Diana Prince’s adventures in World War I comes from a Chinese trailer that has plenty of new footage from the action on the battlefield. However, Warner Bros. Pictures is still keeping Ares hidden away from sight for the time being, though there is the tiniest glimpse of the villain from a distance in this trailer.

The action continues to look positively spectacular, whether it’s in the villages of England, on the battlefield of World War I, or any of the locations Wonder Woman (Gal Gadot) will find herself. What I love about the action is how much the superhero is seen using her own strength, as well as resourcefully using every weapon at her disposal, whether it’s her gauntlets, shield or sword. see more...
Wonder Woman arrives on June 2, 2017.