Since the announcement of the Wonder Woman film many have speculated about what time period the film would take place in. Well now it seems we have confirmation that at least part of the film will take in World War 1 with these new set pics.

So WW a Female Soilder cause that cool

Looks awesome so far. Glad to see things are moving forward and I can't wait for the next SDCC so we can get a trailer.

Chris Pine looks pretty hot, they make a really cute couple, can't wait to see more, know more

@mrtummytumms: I can't wait for tomorrow's new BvS footage

@brunnhilde: yes!!! I wonder how long it will be since it will be on TV.

@mrtummytumms: It'll drop online in no time, I'm watching it on tuesday morning anyway, Gotham airs in the middle of the night here

Oh goody, a Wonder Woman film that's a dreary and serious period piece, full of browns, grays and drab olive greens, set in a place where the sun rarely shines. *sarcasm*

I always found WW1 more interesting than WW2 (World War not Wonder Woman btw)

I don't, World War 2 has Tojo, Mussolini and Hitler against Churchill, Stalin and Roosevelt, they're interesting individually and fascinating as a group of opposing personalities. Also Nazis are the best villains in all of history.

@scorpio_cassadine: Yes, it is a very dreary color pallette and likely going to be humorless since this is DCEU. It still looks pretty cool in my opinion and Im interested to see what they are going to do with her.

I wanted something to capture the imagination of girls and women everywhere, along with enough 300 style action, amazing super heroics and sex appeal to get men and boys on board.

Dreary color pallette? You all realize that those are just plain old photographs of the set right? Not actual footage or film? I mean come on guys, I don't want to insult anyone's intelligence, but this should be obvious.

Civil War leaked set photos were pretty much colorless as well (because...you know...reality), but yes, we have the beautiful magic of film touchups to fix it. So making judgements about the look of the film based on secondhand set photos is kind of...for the lack of a better term...stupid.

Also, since WWII has been done at least five thousand times before, and probably five thousand times again, I would take WWI over WWII any day. At least it shows something new. Nazis are unimaginative and overused villains.

Point 1, World War 2 is her actual origin

Point 2, We've all seen MoS and remember how dreary it was, so we're speaking from experience, past is prologue

Point 3, The set photos were released on purpose, if not officially sanctioned by DC/WB they were "leaked" to give us something to talk about

Point 4, All the movie magic in the world won't change the costumes, color palette and set design of a film shot specifically to look like a certain time period and for spurious realism

Point 5, If Nazis are overused it's because they're such great villains they practically write themselves

Point 6, At the time of her debut, Nazis were what Wonder Woman was known for fighting

@scorpio_cassadine: counterpoint A: they are clearly doing her n52 origin with a different blend. Her original origin does not apply here.

Counterpoint B: You're judging this film already based on a movie that came out 3 years ago? Let's say that you're right about the tone then why are you so surprised when you're already making assumptions based on MoS

Counterpoint C: so I guess they should make WWI garments pink and turquoise then because screw historical accuracy.

Counterpoint D: purposefully leaked or not they are still just photos taken from the lens of the real world not cinematic. Sorry real world London isnt over saturated enough

Counterpoint E: Nazis are good villains but still overused. If you want to set WW apart from Captain America and every other period piece film then Nazis probably won't instill that separation.

Counterpoint F: it's war. War is not supposed to be fun light and colorful, especially WWI. If Diana's goal is to stop war, making it fun and light isn't an appropriate representation for that kind of character development.

Maybe I'm just not as cynical as others around here and tend to not judge films based on set photos. If I did I don't think I could enjoy anything.