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You’re a man…

“The evolution of the film’s color scheme underscores the emergence of Diana’s power…As the film’s plot becomes more violent and Diana gets introduced to the “real world,” a cyan and orange color palette begins to take over.” 

You know your ancient Greeks? They understood that war is a god. A god that requires human sacrifice. And in exchange, war gives man purpose. Meaning. A chance to rise above his petty mortal little self. And be courageous. Noble. Better. Only one of the many gods believed in that. And he was wrong.

Is this what people do when there are no wars to fight? — Yeah, this and other things. — What things? — Umm, they have breakfast. They really love a breakfast. And, umm, they love to wake up and read the paper and go to work, they get married, make some babies, grow old together. I guess. — What is that like? — I have no idea.

Gal Gadot and Chris Pine on set

1918 // 1984

Diana/Steve + across the multiverse.

1918 | 1984

Chris Pine: “I was tasked with falling in love with Diana Prince, with Wonder Woman, and that’s not a hard task, given the wonderful Gal.” SDCC2018

“Chris is such a talented, smart, funny, funny, funny, funny guy. People don’t understand how funny he is. We had to break so many takes because he made me laugh. I felt very, very comfortable working with him.”

Gal Gadot and Chris Pine on set of Wonder Woman 1984