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Warner Bros. demanded a much more bombastic ending than Jenkins had in mind.

Gal Gadot announced that the ‘Wonder Woman’ sequel won’t hit theaters until 2020 now.

The 2018 Oscar nominees are in, and we’re a bit beside ourselves over these major snubs.

Rotten Tomatoes has releases the list of the 100 best-reviewed films of the year, including ‘Get Out,’ ‘Dunkirk,’ and ‘Wonder Woman.’

It’s no secret that Wonder Woman was such a hit that Warner Bros. (very wisely) pushed Gal Gadot’s DC superhero front and center in the marketing for Justice League. Unfortunately, fans hoping for a worthy follow-up to the Amazon warrior’s solo film may be fairly disappointed — not by her presence, which is understandably somewhat limited though always welcome, but by the way Diana Prince is presented in comparison to her masculine super-peers.

You have to go back to 2006 to find a year with so many flops and so much disappointment at movie theaters.

The battle on the beach is one of the most visually compelling setpieces in Wonder Woman, and it’s the catalyst that convinces Diana she needs to leave her home’s idyllic shores to save the world of men from themselves. As Patty Jenkins explains in a new behind-the-scenes breakdown of the fight, it was important for the whole thing to be from Diana’s perspective.

What was the best action movie of the summer? The best superhero? The best comedy? We pick those - and lots more.

There’s a certain amount of irony to Spider-Man: Homecoming displacing Wonder Woman as the top-grossing superhero movie on the current box-office chart. As it turns out, Wonder Woman’s continuing success in theaters means that it has achieved something that no movie since the original Spider-Man has accomplished: Achieving a total domestic gross that is nearly four times its opening weekend numbers.

The staff of ScreenCrush picks the ten best movies of the first half of the year - did your favorite make the cut?

If you only look at the surface numbers, this was a pretty predictable week at the box office. Wonder Woman did well, The Mummy did not, and everything else shook out accordingly. That being said, there’s some pretty interesting narratives emerging in the how and why of this weekend’s box office report. Let’s take a look at the rankings as of Sunday afternoon and dive into some of the specifics:

From 'Wonder Woman' to 'Logan' to 'Get Out,' check out the PopCrush editors' favorite films of 2017... so far!