Wonder Woman

Even before the early reviews began rolling in, the trailers solidified Gal Gadot’s Wonder Woman as the most exciting attraction in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice. Audiences agreed, as Wonder Woman — whose name isn’t even in the title of the film — ranked highest in a recent poll that asked fans which character they were most eager to see in Zack Snyder’s superhero epic. As predicted, Gadot’s debut is definitely the best thing in Batman v Superman, and although her part only makes up about seven minutes of the film’s 150-minute runtime, those few minutes are riveting — but not enough to justify Snyder’s unfortunate treatment of the remaining female characters.

Last we heard, Warner Bros. hadn’t yet officially given the Wonder Woman solo film the green light, which wasn’t entirely surprising given that a script wasn’t firmly in place. But today brings good news on the Wonder Woman front: shooting will begin this fall for the hero’s upcoming solo adventure, with — as previously confirmed — Game of Thrones and Breaking Bad vet Michelle MacLaren in the director’s chair.

Isreali-born actress Gal Gadot will take on the role of superhero Wonder Woman in the DC Comics follow-up to Man of Steel, currently titled Batman vs. Superman.

My inner nerd actually has it's own voice. And boy was it screaming when I lucked upon this short, 2 and half minute film from RainfallFilms. It has long been said that a Wonder Woman movie just wouldn't be good or attract the attention of the masses. I have firmly disagreed, especially having grown up watching the 80's Lynda Carter version.

The networks continue to clean house this week. After passing on the much-debated 'Wonder Woman' pilot, NBC announced Friday that it is canceling freshman series 'The Event,' 'Law & Order: Los Angeles' and 'Outsourced.'

For better or worse, NBC has ultimately decided to pass on its much talked about 'Wonder Woman' reboot, starring 'Friday Night Lights' beauty Adrianne Palicki. The network has yet to make an official comment on the decision, but sources claim the pilot - which was written by David E. Kelley - tested to mixed reviews.

Adrianne Palicki, an actress most famous for her role as Tyra on "Friday Night Lights," will portray comic book heroine Wonder Woman in a pilot being shot for NBC.