Wonder Woman Studio Warner Bros. says director Pakti Jenkins. He pushed the film’s original ending to “last minute”, pushing for a massive superhero war between the notorious Amazon warrior (Gail Gadot) and Ares (David Thules). In World War I-set Wonder Woman, Diana Prince mistakenly believes that it is German Army General Eric Ludenderf (Danny Houston) who is secretly the god of war. When Wonder Woman confronts the real Aris, rejecting his offer to join the army and liberate the war-torn world of man, Themisiran and Old God clash in an epic battle that is much bigger than Final Jenkins imagined:
“The original ending of the first movie was also small, but the studio changed me at that last minute. So it was always boring that people talk about the same thing, because I agree,” Jenkins said. IGN While promoting the sequel Wonder Woman 1984. “And I told the studio we didn’t have the time, but that was it. I stopped loving him, but that wasn’t the real end of the movie.”
WW84 Diana’s pit, opposite Maxwell Lord (Pedro Pascal) and Leopard (Kristen Wig), creates less gay surprises and small-scale showdowns for the superhero finale.
“This time, I liked that it was at the end of both. We had a visual impact [fight]”A big fight, which I just dug up and implemented this kind of blast, which I was very satisfied with,” Jenkins said. But in the end, the end of the movie is very short, and it was really enjoyable. No spoilers, there’s all sorts of stuff going on, but it was really fun to make it different from the shape. “
Despite the critical end to the criticalized burst, Jenkins believes it would be a “mistake” Wonder Woman No superheroine against the god of war in any fashion.
“In my opinion, there would have been a mistake to make first Wonder Woman A film without its perfect arch rival Nemesis Ares, which is the most excellent villain of this genre and a replica of his point of view. She is God and she is God, and she knows something she doesn’t know and has made choices based on it, “says Jenkins. Wonder Woman Commentary. “She saw the weakness in her father’s creation and is trying to show the world how bad mankind is and therefore destroys it and gets rid of it. She, during her journey, learns the same thing and says, ‘Oh my God, It’s all things, ‘but he chooses the opposite.’
Jenkins added, “If her story is to change from a point of view, her story is a participant with that story, rather than being that villainous bad guy, which is the point of the movie.”
Wonder Woman 1984 Releases in theaters on December 25 and on HBO Max.
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