'Wonder Woman' Spoilers, Release Date; Enchanting and Action Packed Trailer

The latest trailer tranche of "Wonder Woman" is filled with exciting moment.  The new trailer builds up a higher anticipation on the cinematic release of the classic lady hero.  Gauging on how the viewing public responds to Patty Jenkin's film, starring Gal Gadot, it will surely be a huge hit.

The initial trailer confirmed that the setting presents the original story infused with classical warfare and the elements of period drama. "Wonder Woman" on her present day lives in a simple loft in Paris.  Diana's work at the Pyramid in Louvre museum fans her genuine interest and deep knowledge on the facts of the ancient world.  An episode in the trailer presents finally tracing down the photograph the heroine wanted to take from the hands of Lex Luthor.  This scene connects the clip from Batman vs Superman: Dawn of Justice.

The scene from there jumped into the film's main setting, World War I. The empowered villain creates a fatal weapon gas in order to create a deadlier warfare.  Steve Trevor, starred by Chris Pine, being the intelligence officer in the US Army Corps is tasked to travel back to Europe to find ways ending the war.  Diana then decides to join Steve.  By doing so, she needs to disguise as his secretary.  The ploy was a no brainer to Diana as she is excellent at the craft.  She also performs well in her simple responsibility - protect Boss Trevor from the assassin.  Her adventure battle also includes mythical forces making the plot jam packed with great action. 

'Wonder Woman" experienced high action stunts during the film shoot.  This comes with from the flying biplane simultaneous with the explosion, to her super powers in deflecting lighting using her bracelets.   The films' main cast includes Robin Wright as Antiope, Etta Candy as Lucy Davis, Connie Nielsen as Hippolyta, Menalippe as Lisa Loven Kongsli, Danny Huston, Elena Anaya, Saïd Taghmaoui, Ewen Bremner and David Thewlis.

Wonder Woman will do more wonders as it hits theaters on June 2, 2017.