Wonder Woman: The Art and Making of the Film

So beautiful! Waiting to receive this in Manila for more than a month was so very worth it. Full of behind the scenes production details and photos that made me appreciate the ridiculously talented Patty Jenkins, the ethereal Gal Gadot, all the amazing artists who made the movie the wonderful gem that it is. More than worth the price. Oh, and the surprise? I'm not ashamed to say that I almost had a heart attack, and cried a little. Sharon Gosling, you're my hero! 😊

I usually don’t review items. However this book is amazing for any wonder women lovers! It’s a great size such detail and with a lil surprise at the end. Ver well made and I’m just happy to have it and now it’s sitting in my shelf

This book is simply stunning, from the weight of the book to its glossy pages. The photography, layout, message from Director Patty Jenkins, the crew and the main actors themselves truly magnificent. This book in itself is truly a work of art, something to be exhibited and treasured always. One more treasure is the gift in the back, it's perfect for such an epic film.

The Art and Making of books are wonderful and this one does not disappoint. Part movie documentary, part Wonder Woman history book its excellent. This book goes behind the scenes with such warmth and appreciation its really beautiful.

If you are interested in how every part of the filmmaking experience, from location scouting to stage design to prop making and so on, then this book is absolutely fantastic and a must-have if you enjoyed the film. Or maybe if you didnt enjoy the film, it might give you an appreciation to the craft that is filmmaking. Also, it's just overall just a beautiful book to look through. Plus, the copy of the photo taken in the film is so cool to have. I cant wait to frame it and hang it up.

Great reference book filled with photographs and conceptual art digital paintings. A treasure trove of imagery for WW and Amazonian culture. I really like that they have combined the art content with the making of the movie in a single book unlike other properties where they split it into multiple volumes. Since my copy arrived with a smashed corner, I feel they should be either protected with a slipcase as a standard edition or padded much better when packaged for delivery. Still the content is flawless, so it deserves its 5 star rating for an art reference book or film fan book.

It's a pretty basic coverage of the art and making of the film - if you're an industry person it's pretty basic. If you're a fan of the film and want to ogle over stills and see a little bit of the 'behind the scenes' is pretty good. Would have preferred a lot more detail in text and in images. Like who was the illustrator of the painting / story of the Gods and Amazon birth/journey. It's a 2 page spread and nice to gaze at but deserved some detail like who painted it, why is was styled like classic canvases of the post-renaissance, the technique of multiple stories on one canvas etc. The last page (back cover) was the best surprise ever! Loved that little extra.

"Wonder Woman, the art and making of the film" successfully understands the essence of Diana's compassion and heroism as carried forward through the comics and into the success of the first film [2017] about Wonder Woman. This book is a keeper. You can keep returning to the Amazon Island by just opening the book and enjoying how amazingly it was realized in the film. The attention to details and nuances of Wonder Woman and the Amazon's character as brought to life in this book is a real return to Themyscira.

Primero, el libro está en inglés, pero con un nivel básico y un poquito de ganas, está genial, si te gusta la película de Wonder Woman. El libro está repleto de fotografías, con gran calidad y este viene presentado con sobrecubierta y lomo redondeado (cosa que se agradece a la hora de abrirlo y demás). Sin duda, por unos 18€, que es por lo que lo pillé, es una gran compra.

Wonder Woman es por mucho la mejor película del nuevo universo cinematográfico de DC (sin incluir la trilogía de Batman de Chrostopher Nolan). Aunque se tomaron ciertas libertades con el personaje el tratamiento que recibieron es excelente y todo está plasmado en este libro con el arte conceptual de la película de Wonder Woman de Patty Jenkins. El formato del libro es excelente, de pasta dura y en formato horizontal, las ilustraciones son en su mayoría panorámicas de gran detalle y belleza. Incluye también descripciones detalladas que nos dan un mayor entendimiento del proceso creativo y de como se llegó a esos resultados. El artículo tardó un poco en ser enviado por la disponibilidad del producto, sin embargo valió la pena la espera. Llegó sumamente protegido. Si son fans de Wonder Woman, de la película o de libros de arte es una muy buena compra. ¡Ah! la sorpresa al final del libro es un gran detalle, me sorprendió mucho.

The quality of the book is insane. It does not come in a slipbox, but overall, I like the feel of the book. The details of the content and the concept arts and photographs are very cool, and the negative film on the inner back cover was a wonderful surprise. One of the best DC cinematic universe art books.

Reçu hier, le livre est assez imposant et la couverture est sublime. Même si il est écrit en anglais (souvent compréhensible), le livre est parfaitement illustré et le papier est de qualité. Il est conçu en différents chapitres qui reprennent bien les différents moments du film. Le livre met bien en avant le travail de conception qui a permis d'aboutir à une magnifique réalisation. Ce livre est un bijou pour qui s'intéresse à la phase de conception d'un film. Je le recommande pour la qualité des illustrations, pour la qualité de la mise en page et parce que ce film le mérite bien. Il faudrait juste penser un jour à en faire une version française. Ce livre le mérite et la communauté française aussi. Merci, en tout cas, aux éditions Titan Books!

If you’ve seen the film, you might want to own this book. If you haven’t seen the film, this tells you a great deal – through pictures and words! – about the film without providing too many spoilers. Certainly, we could have done with more text (though what is there is enlightening), but it's clear that the writer and company have gone for the credo 'a picture is worth a thousand words' - and it works well enough. The layout is broken down into various parts: Themyscira features short chapters on the design of the island, the armoury, the characters, the weapons and the exciting beach battle – all enhanced with anecdotes from the production team and artwork and stills. The Journey is a brief account of Diana’s departure from the island and the construction of the boat – a vessel that never in fact touched water, thanks to CGI wizardry. The final part is Man’s World with chapters about London recreated in 1918, Etta Candy, Steve Trevor, the villains, and the trench warfare, again enhanced with illustrations and movie stills. Reading this book it’s obvious that Director Patty Jenkins found the film a labour of love, as did so many others involved. The palettes of colour were deliberately chosen – the bright shades for the Themyscira section, the sombre leached shades of Man’s World at war. Like the film itself, this book is an excellent homage to the icon created in 1941, Wonder Woman.