New 'This World' Trailer for WONDER WOMAN 1984 and First Screening Reactions Hit Social Media

With Wonder Woman 1984 being released later this month, Warner Bros. has released a new trailer for the film to help keep the excitement alive for the fans. The new trailer offers up a few bits of new footage, but nothing really mind-blowing. You can check that new trailer out here and below that you’ll find some of the first reactions to the film that have hit social media:

The film also recently screened for select press, and some of those reactions have been shared online. For the most part, people seemed to have enjoyed the movie! I’ve had my doubts about this sequel, but I really do hope the film is as good as what I’m hearing! Check out some of the reactions below:

I've seen #WonderWoman1984!@PattyJenks literally made an 80s movie in every way, making it so unique for today. It feels both bigger than the first WW while simultaneously more contained.

Lots of Diana Prince and some epic Wonder Woman moments as @GalGadot literally soars! pic.twitter.com/QluelKwYly

— BD (@BrandonDavisBD) December 5, 2020

I’m so happy to report that #WW84 is an absolute blast from start to finish. An exceptional compliment to the first film, it’s stuffed w/ heart, hope, love, action, romance & humor. @PattyJenks, @GalGadot & team delivered one of DC's best sequels. I was in tears when it ended. pic.twitter.com/ivPkBFmehd

— Erik Davis (@ErikDavis) December 5, 2020

I prefer Wonder Woman to Wonder Woman 1984. But I also much prefer seeing filmmakers take new, big swings with sequels and that’s definitely what Patty Jenkins and co. do here. Not everything adds up, but the value of selflessness, love and compassion do shine through. #WW84 pic.twitter.com/xG4JS0NVbv

— Perri Nemiroff (@PNemiroff) December 5, 2020

I had the chance watch #WonderWoman1984 early!

I loved the first film and I can confidently say the sequel take everything to another level! Pedro Pascal and Kristen Wiig absolutely kill it as Maxwell Lord and Cheetah.

Let Patty Jenkins take charge of the entire DCEU! pic.twitter.com/UpPbCNOsxH

— Dorian Parks (@DorianParksnRec) December 5, 2020

Huge news: Wonder Woman 1984 is fantastic! The story is excellent & has a great, timely message; it packs in a ton of surprises; and amazing work is done with both Cheetah & Max Lord (Wiig & Pascal are both stellar). Get hyped, because it's the real deal. #WonderWoman1984 #WW1984 pic.twitter.com/9UQLyxn3gx

— Eric Eisenberg (@eeisenberg) December 5, 2020

I was invited by @WarnerBrosUK to see an early screening of the new @WonderWomanFilm yesterday and I’m still smiling.#WonderWoman1984 is the film the world needs right now, no matter what sized screen you get to see it on.

I’ll be sharing some non-spoiler thoughts very soon. pic.twitter.com/FJv2FSObsm

— Luke Bugg "The Geek Of Steel" (@thegeekofsteel) December 5, 2020

I got to watch Wonder Woman 1984 yesterday and... honestly it’s just what I needed. What we all need. It’s uplifting, hopeful, and so utterly Wonder Woman. Just a beautiful film with themes that hit you right in the heart. #WW84

— Amy Ratcliffe (@amy_geek) December 5, 2020

Saw #WonderWoman1984 yesterday, & it was AWESOME, I loved it! Then had the honor to speak w/@PattyJenks & @GalGadot, articles coming this week!#WW84 #WonderWoman

— Mark Hughes (@markhughesfilms) December 5, 2020

I'm not a big crier, but I felt myself tearing up at two points in this film -- for very different reasons. #WonderWoman1984 knows how to land those emotional gut punches in between all the fun and cheer-worthy action. #WW1984

— Meagan Damore (@metathor) December 5, 2020

I was lucky enough to be among the first to (finally!) get to screen Wonder Woman 1984. I adored it. The first Wonder Woman is my favorite of the modern DC films, and #WW84 makes all the smart next steps, telling a very human and very beautiful story for Diana Prince. pic.twitter.com/vzr2mZXIKg

— Terri Schwartz (@Terri_Schwartz) December 5, 2020

Watched Wonder Woman 1984 last night at a virtual press event! It was wonderful! Kristen Wiig is phenomenal as Barbara, the opening 10 minutes will bring tears to your eyes ...I absolutely loved it! @pattyjenks and @galgadot knock it out of the park! #WW84 @wonderwomanfilm pic.twitter.com/HVNGmkuorT

— Jenna Busch (@JennaBusch) December 5, 2020

I’ve seen #WonderWoman1984 and it’s really strong. There are several powerful and, ahem, wonderful moments in it and it ultimately it’s a film that plays so well for the notably turbulent era it’s opening in thanks to its message and inspiring hero. pic.twitter.com/slxij3DS5Y

— Eric Goldman (@TheEricGoldman) December 5, 2020

The story for the sequel picks up with Diana Prince as she’s working at the Natural History Museum in Washington, D.C. in the 80s, and she’s been living a quiet, lonely life since the events of the first movie. But she’s still just trying to help the people who need it.

The synopsis reads:

In 1984, during the Cold War, Diana comes into conflict with two formidable foes—media businessman Maxwell Lord and friend-turned-enemy Barbara Minerva / Cheetah, while reuniting with her love interest Steve Trevor.

The movie was directed by Patty Jenkins, and it also stars Chris Pine as Steve Trevor, Kristen Wiig as The Cheetah, Pedro Pascal as Max Lord, Robin Wright as Antiope, and Connie Nielsen as Hippolyta.

The DC film will be released both in theaters and on HBO Max on December 25th, 2020.