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Don’t Get Sold Out: Avoid The Lines & Crowds For Wonder Woman with Fandango

* Stars Gal Gadot and Chris Pine
* Global opening of $223 million; $100.5 million domestically
* Biggest opening ever for a female director

Wonder Woman landed in theaters last weekend, as one of the summer’s most anticipated movies, and the momentum hasn’t stopped since.

Directed by Patty Jenkins, Wonder Woman lassoed in a historic $100.5 million at more than 4,000 theaters in the U.S. over the weekend. Internationally, it grossed at 55 markets for $122.5 million, giving the DC film a stellar global opening of $223 million — the biggest opening in history for a movie directed by a woman.


Gal Gadot stars as Diana of Themyscira, Princess of the Amazons and progeny of Zeus who’s trained to be an unconquerable warrior. The Israeli actress’ bad ass portrayal of Wonder Woman has given the DC Universe an electrifying jolt of life and is set to be a contender for Marvel — especially when Wonder Woman joins Batman, Aquaman and the Flash for the first time in November’s Justice League.

Are you planning on watching Wonder Woman this weekend? You may want to plan ahead. The movie’s popularity has resulted in sold out seats and very long lines — even on weeknights. Whether it’s your first time or fourth, head over to Fandango to get your tickets. Signing up is fast, free and easy – and the perks are awesome.

You’ll avoid the crowds, save time and receive insider rewards with your free VIP membership. Pro-tip: Download Fandango’s free mobile app to get your tickets instantly on your iPhone or Android. Go directly to the ticket taker to have your mobile ticket scanned and enjoy the show. And for a limited time, when you purchase your Wonder Woman tickets on Fandango, you’ll receive a free digital comics bundle from DC Comics.

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