Where to start withWonder Woman
2 versions · originally a film, 2017
Themes: Fish Out of Water, Clash of Cultures, Idealism vs. Cynicism, War is Hell, Female Empowerment.
Start with Wonder Woman (Patty Jenkins, 2017) — the film. Wonder Woman exists in 2 versions across media, beginning as a film in 2017; each is ranked below by what it does best.
The Wonder Woman films explore the intersection of ancient mythological power and modern human morality during times of global crisis.
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Wonder Woman (2017)
The original movie
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Patty Jenkins · Film · 2017
Wonder Woman (2017) serves as the definitive origin story, masterfully blending historical war drama with heroic spectacle to establish the character's core identity for modern audiences and franchise newcomers.
2020 film
Wonder Woman 1984
Film · 2020
Wonder Woman 1984 (2020) shifts the narrative to a vibrant, stylized eighties setting, focusing on the personal stakes and internal conflicts Diana faces when her extraordinary powers are suddenly placed in jeopardy.
Common questions
Is Wonder Woman 1984 a direct sequel to Wonder Woman?
Yes, Wonder Woman 1984 is the follow-up film to the 2017 Wonder Woman. It continues the story of the protagonist, Diana Prince, moving the setting from the historical period of the first film to the 1980s.
What order should I watch the Wonder Woman movies in?
You should watch them in their release order. Start with the 2017 Wonder Woman to see the character's origin story, then proceed to the 2020 sequel, Wonder Woman 1984, to follow the next chapter of her journey.
Are there only two Wonder Woman movies available?
Based on the provided information, there are two feature films: the 2017 Wonder Woman and the 2020 sequel titled Wonder Woman 1984. These are the primary live-action adaptations referenced.
Does Wonder Woman 1984 feature the same main character as Wonder Woman?
Yes, both films focus on Diana Prince. Wonder Woman 1984 serves as a continuation of the narrative established in the 2017 Wonder Woman, featuring the same central character navigating a new time period.