Wonder Woman Drops New Posters And Trailer [CLICK HERE TO WATCH]

By Jayde Winston - 04 Nov '16 06:50AM
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The new and official Wonder Woman has been released November 4, rolling out Diana Prince leaving her home and saving the world. The new trailer imparts Wonder Woman adjusting to the new world and taking sides on the battlefield during World War 1.

Check out this new trailer for Wonder Woman

With numerous fans anticipating the release of the DC Comic movie. Warner Bros. just recently released three new posters of Wonder Woman. The three new posters showing Wonder Woman highlights her power, courage, and wonder.

The Amazonian Superhero will hit theaters June 2, 2017. Wonder Woman starring Gal Gadot as Diana Prince, Chris Pine as Steve Trevor, Connie Nelson as Queen Hippolyta, Lucy Davis as Etta Candy, and Robin Wright as General Antiope.

The Wonder Woman draws inspiration from DC Comic Film: Richard Donner's 1978 Classic, Superman. Director Patty Jenkins explained why she chooses Christopher Reeve's Man of Steel as inspiration in creating next year's standalone film Wonder Woman starring Gal Gadot, "It was about you watching and realizing what it would feel like to have great powers and do great things. It was full of love and emotion," she said.

Meanwhile, DC Comic publisher Jim Lee explained that since Wonder Woman was depicted in many various ways across various comics over the past years, "Patty has really taken a very inclusive approach," he explained. Jenkins put and added a lot of elements into one cohesive whole according to Lee.

Lee stated that people who knew the comic will be pleased when Wonder Woman hits theaters for characters are handled and added how it should be. "Fans who have been reading Wonder Woman for decades will be really blown away by how [the film] synthesizes the origins and brings her into the modern era."

For the mean time, lets contain our excitement and check out this awesome trailers Warner Bros. Just click play on the video.

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