gal-gadot:

I am the man who can.

Wonder Woman (2017) dir. Patty Jenkins

jenbartel:

Fight Like A Girl 👊🏼⭐️✨

galgadotsource:

Oh, I don’t think you’ve ever known a woman like me.

saltybatman:

Wonder Woman’s armor through the years

dailygalgifs:

Gal Gadot as Diana Prince in Justice League (2017)

filmgifs:

“My favorite scene, it turned out really great in the cut, and it was a beautiful, magical couple of nights when we shot it, was the dance sequence with Diana and Steve in Veld with the snow falling. They were so great when they were shooting together on set, we had music on set and it was a beautiful night, even though it was really cold. There was a romance in the air when we were shooting it, and I think that carried across in the movie.” - Wonder Woman cinematographer about his favorite scene to shoot

thegodkiller:

It’s… it’s not about deserve. Maybe, maybe we don’t. But it’s not about that, it’s about what you believe. You don’t think I get it, after what I’ve seen out there? You don’t think I wish I could tell you that it was one bad guy to blame? It’s not! We’re all to blame!

thompsons-tessa:

It’s not about deserve, it’s about what you believe. And I believe in love.

Wonder Woman (2017), dir. Patty Jenkins

alecslightwood:

Only a GOD 
    can kill another God

gal-gadot:

You will train her harder than any Amazon before her. Five times harder, 10 times harder — until she is better than even you .

shuris-udaku:

Master of the four elements.

supercanaries:

Prominent Bisexual Characters in MCU and DCEU in 2017.
(hopefully to be canonically seen as such on screen asap)

thorodinson:

Wonder Woman #50 variant cover by Jenny Frison

dianadethemyscira:

Justice League (2017) dir. Zack Snyder

thorodinson:

Variety’s Top 10 Shots of 2017 — #1: “WONDER WOMAN”

“This was one of the first sequences I jumped into on prep, and this was always one of the key images. It’s representative of Wonder Woman’s power and influence. She’s able, with her strength and determination, to reach the Germans at a stalemate when they’re trying to overwhelm her. I don’t think any of us anticipated the emotional reaction the movie would set in motion. We wanted to talk about heroism and choosing love and a belief in humanity as a new stance for a superhero. The subtext is because it hit the world at the right time.” — Director of Photography Matthew Jensen