Gal Gadot will return to play Wonder Woman in the third and final film

Gal Gadot from “Wonder Woman 1984” (courtesy of Warner Bros.)

Only three days after that“Wonder Woman 1984” (Wonder Woman 1984) Released for home viewing to HBO Max subscribers in the US, Warner Bros. Studios are approving the development of a third film in the series. Director Patti Jenkins, will return to write and direct the film that will sign the trilogy.

The film was the first to be released on the HBO Max streaming platform, and is the one to educate Warner Studios’ new distribution method. All of the studio’s next year’s films will be released simultaneously in theaters and for home viewing on the platform. According to data from the “Wonder Woman 1984”, the method seems to work quite well. Although many chose to watch the film at home, he still earned a handsome sum from selling tickets at the cinema, at least for the Corona period. The film was screened in about 2,000 theaters across the United States and grossed about $ 16.7 million.

On HBO Max, only about half of the platform’s subscribers watched the film on the day of its release – about 6 million viewers out of the 12 and a half million subscribers. The film will remain available for viewing for a month. According to the Torrent Freak, the 1984 Wonder Woman quickly became the most pirated movie of the past week, surpassing Christopher Nolan’s TENET and Disney-Pixar’s Soul.

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Despite the success in home viewing, Warner was quick to ensure that the next film would be released in theaters and not on the streaming platform. Still, this is an expensive blockbuster film and until its release in a few years, cinemas are expected to return to normal operation.

Beyond the return of Gal Gadot and Petty Jenkins, details of the next film are not yet known. Meanwhile, we can see Gadot’s Wonder Woman in Zack Snyder’s new version of the 2017 Justice League movie. The film has been re-edited by the director and will air next year on HBO Max as a 4-episode mini-series.