Release: Wonder Woman: Labyrinth

 

Wonder Woman: Labyrinth

Genre: Action / Superhero / Fantasy

Director: Kathryn Bigelow

Writer: D.R. Cobb

Based on DC Comics characters

Cast: Alexandra Daddario, Josh Hartnett, Antonio Banderas, Julia Roberts, Jake Weary, Paula Patton, Christopher Lambert, William Petersen, Camila Mendes, Tracy Spiridakos, Harry Hamlin, Ralph Ineson, Ashley Romans, Liam Cunningham

Budget: $166,000,000

Domestic Box Office: $401,023,171

Foreign Box Office: $434,218,557

Total Profit: $329,348,009

Reaction: Wonder Woman: Labyrinth is another much needed hit for the studio in a tumultuous 27th season. Based on the box office of Batman: Knightfall and now Wonder Woman: Labyrinth, it is safe to say that the DC Comics Universe is still going strong even after 25 seasons of films.

"I loved that Wonder Woman: Labyrinth never forgets that its characters are deeply rooted in Greek mythology. Every action sequence in the film is a memorable thrill-ride, which makes this one even better than the first film for me. I'm excited to see how director Kathryn Bigelow and writer D.R. Cobb will try to top this one in the future." - Dave Manning, Ridgefield Press

"While the film is a little light on character development at times, Labyrinth uses the development that took place in the first film and throws the audience right into a film packed to the brim with fun action set pieces with high stakes. Alexandra Daddario once again shows that she has the charm, and just enough action chops, to be the definitive live-action Wonder Woman." - Tony Klesko, San Diego Union-Tribune 

"Although Wonder Woman 2 is a decent superhero film, it falls short of improving from the previous installment. Alexandra Daddario delivers a stellar performance as Diana, but her character lacks well-developed personal goals. The stakes in the film feel arbitrary and the villain, Ares, is unimpressive. While fans of the first movie may enjoy it, it fails to differentiate itself from other films in the DCU franchise." - Aubrey Jade-Mitchell, The Sun 

Rated PG-13 for intense fantasy violence