Wonder Woman Is Here To Save the World, and Bigots Aren’t Happy About It
Image by Warner Bros
By Jeffrey Boxer November 4, 2016
Gal Gadot made headlines on Thursday, when Warner Bros. Pictures released the second trailer for the highly-anticipated “Wonder Woman” movie.
The new footage gave bigoted movie buffs another chance to voice their opposition to an Israeli actress starring in a major Hollywood blockbuster.
Hollywood got a super Kike to kill Germans on the big screen #WonderWoman
— Open Pepe (@donaldsontrump2) November 3, 2016
Can’t wait to go home and watch the Jew Wonder Woman trailer and cry.
— Imperator Faora (@AKsevenseven) November 3, 2016
I want to like #WonderWoman trailer so bad but I also don’t support Gal Gadot and her Zionist opinions that killing Palestinians is right
— d ❄ (@swiftandoned) November 3, 2016
repeat after me “g*l g*dot is a zionist who supports the genocide of millions of innocent people and doesn’t deserve to play wonder woman”
— #freethegirls (@lSAIAHMUSTAFA) November 4, 2016
when you’re excited about wonder woman because woman empowerment and representation but then remember that gal gadot is a zionist pic.twitter.com/bkoeVL2EFr
— rawan? (@blursface) November 4, 2016
Gadot stars as the title character in the film, which is being billed as the first modern superhero movie to be headlined by a female character.
The action-packed first trailer was released in July. The latest preview displays plenty of Gadot’s fighting skills, but also shows off Wonder Woman’s darker side.
“I used to want to save the world,” she says in the opening scene. “This beautiful place. But the closer you get, the more you see the great darkness within. I learned this the hard way a long, long time ago.”
The movie’s release date is set for June 9, 2017. Check out the trailer below
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