Wonder Woman will be released simultaneously in theaters and on HBO Max on Christmas Day 1984.

Warner Bros. ‘The much-anticipated superhero sequel Wonder Woman 1984 is the last big movie to wait for the Covit-19 epidemic, and now it’s stamped with fate, it has hit theaters and HBO Max on Christmas Day.

Wonder Woman 1984 was scheduled to release in theaters on Christmas Day 1984, but Wonder Woman 1984 was left alone as all other major studio films switched to streaming or postponed their release to 2021.

A new, unlisted trailer on the Warner Bros. website continues to hit theaters and HBO Max (via Conflictr), which has been confirmed to be true by other outlets such as Timeline.

Wonder Woman on HBO: Warner Bros. ‘The highly anticipated superhero sequel Wonder Woman 1984 is the last major film to ward off the Covid 19 epidemic, and now it’s destined to hit theaters and HBO Max on Christmas Day.

Unlisted: A new, unlisted trailer on the Warner Bros. website has consistently confirmed the theatrical and HPO Max (via Collide R) release, which has been confirmed to be true by other outlets such as Deadline.

The screenshot image will be available on HBO Max ‘at no extra cost to subscribers’, leading to a significant increase in subscribers.

Some wondered if Warner Bros. might have considered an approach similar to what Disney did with Mullen.

Mulan is scheduled to release at the end of March, shortly before theaters close to the COVID-19 epidemic around the world.

No extra cost: HBO Max added a screenshot that the film will be available ‘at no extra cost to subscribers’, which will lead to a significant increase in subscribers

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Attitude: Some have wondered if Warner Bros. could consider an approach similar to the one Disney did with Mulan.

The studio eventually released the film on its Disney Plus streaming service, however subscribers had to pay an extra $ 29.99 to see the film.

Warner Bros. decided not to go this route, offering fans who do not want to go to theaters or local theaters still closed (such as New York and Los Angeles) in the midst of epidemics, the sequel coming from their own home comfort.

Wonder Woman 1984, rumored to cost $ 200 million to produce, will be the largest film to go on streaming in a theatrical release at the same time.

Cost: The studio eventually released the film on its Disney Plus streaming service, however subscribers had to pay an extra $ 29.99 to see the film.

Big Budget: Wonder Woman 1984, rumored to cost $ 200 million to produce, will be the biggest film to go on streaming in a theatrical release at the same time

Warner Bros. made it official after initial reports that Wonder Woman would be released in theaters in international markets from December 16, 1984.

“As we move through these unprecedented times, we need to be innovative in moving our businesses forward while continuing to serve our fans,” said Ann Sarnoff, President and CEO of WarnerMedia Studios and Networks Group.

“It’s a great film, it really enlivens on the big screen, and by working with our partners in the exhibition community, we can give consumers that option in the United States where theaters are open,” Sarnaf added.

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International: Warner Bros. made it official after initial reports that Wonder Woman would be released in theaters in international markets from December 16, 1984

Surprise: ‘This is a great film, it really enlivens on the big screen, and by working with our partners in the exhibition community, we will provide that option to consumers in the United States where theaters are open,’ Sarnaf added.

“We feel that a lot of consumers can’t go back to the movies because of the epidemic, so we want to give them the option to watch Wonder Woman 1984 through our HPO Max operating system,” she concluded.

Toby Emericch, President of the Warner Bros. Pictures Group, added: ‘We appreciate how patient the audience has been, and we are grateful for making this terrific entertainment film widely available during these challenging times.’

WarnerMedia CEO Jason Clare made the announcement on Wednesday, making it clear that the sequel will be available on HBO Max ‘for the first month of its release’.

Consumer: ‘We realize that a lot of consumers can’t go back to the movies because of the epidemic, so we want to give them the option to watch Wonder Woman 1984 through our HBO Max operating system,’ he concluded.