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Wonder Woman 1984 - Movie Review

Finally Released

One of the movies everyone has been waiting for that was delayed due to COVID. Currently showing in theaters and on HBO Max. If you search HBO Max, you will find all the movies that will be released in theaters at the same time as being released on HBO Max. Looking at affordable solutions as well has safety during this time, I was able to redeem a free 14 day trial to HBO Max so I could watch this movie specifically. I am pleased that it will also allow me to watch season 2 of His Dark Materials which is a much better adaption of the Golden Compass book series.

Review

While the movie did not meet my expectations, the movie is still very good. I felt they did a great job in bringing the characters back together in a believable way. The story was very original from my perspective as I don't recall any movie with a similar plot. There was something still a little off that did not make this sequel as good as the first movie. There were some great moments in the movie that I quite enjoyed. By far, the best scene in the movie was the post credit scene with a very special guest star. I am hoping this allows for this character and star to appear in a future Wonder Woman sequel.

Rating

I would give this movie a HD rating. I recommend adding it to your collection if it is under $10. This is definitely worth watching if you can get a free trial to HBO Max. I would also recommend watching both seasons of His Dark Materials. I picked up my copy on sale at Microsoft with partial reward credits.  Sale price was $13.  With credits I paid less than $10 for my UHD copy.

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