Wonder Womanwas a massive success which helped get Warner Bros.’s DCEU slate back on the right track, after the critically-pannedBatman v Superman: Dawn of JusticeandSuicide Squad. With any big hit movie, that often opens up the floodgates for parodies, mashups and more, andWonder Womanis certainly no exception to that tradition. A new fan made video takes footage fromWonder Womanas imagines it as part of theStar Warsuniverse, giving Diana of Themyscira and several other characterslightsabersduring their battle scenes.
The video features regular footage from theWonder Woman, particularly the training scenes on Themyscira where Diana (Gal Gadot) is training with her aunt, Antiope (Robin Wright), but instead of the traditional swords, this fan has edited in lightsabers, along with all of the traditional lightsaber sounds. Of course, it’s rather ludicrous, since there is literally no connection betweenWonder WomanandStar Wars, but it is rather amusing.
Before she was Wonder Woman, she was Diana, princess of the Amazons, trained to be an unconquerable warrior. Raised on a sheltered island paradise, when an American pilot crashes on their shores and tells of a massive conflict raging in the outside world, Diana leaves her home, convinced she can stop the threat. Fighting alongside man in a war to end all wars, Diana ofThemyscirawill discover her full powers…and her true destiny.
For those select few who didn’t get to see this blockbuster in theaters, Warner Bros. will be releasingWonder Woman on Blu-rayand DVD, with the movie already available on Digital HD formats. The bonus features include an all-new bonus scene, interviews with filmmakers, featurettes, and extended scenes, can be experienced in an entirely new, dynamic and immersive manner on tablets and mobile phones using the Warner Bros. Movies All Access App, available for both iOS and Android devices. When purchased digitally and redeemed on UltraViolet, the Warner Bros. Movies All Access App allows users to watch the movie and simultaneously experience synchronized content related to any scene, simply by rotating their device. Synchronized content is presented on the same screen while the movie is playing, thus enabling users to quickly learn more about any scene, such as actor biographies, scene locations, fun trivia, or image galleries. Also, users can share movie clips with friends on social media and experience other immersive content. Take a look at this new mashup from theRecluseAllKnight YouTube.
