 is sit in the theatre and bask in all its glory over and over again. Wonder Woman is that movie right now. It continues to kill at the box office, but it seems Warner Brothers underestimated Wonder Woman’s success, and now they’ll have to pay the price. Unfortunately, that’s nothing new. Hollywood is constantly underestimating the power of women-led films.

With the massive success of Wonder Woman, studio execs at Warner Brothers might be changing their tune soon.

The film brought in 16 million dollars last Friday alone, making it the biggest opening by a woman director ever, but also one of the biggest openings for a superhero movie ever. Reports from Business Insider states the studio didn’t sign director Patty Jenkins to a two-picture deal (as they often do for big-budget superhero movies), and fans are practically begging for a sequel to the smash hit. That means if they want Patty to direct a possible sequel, they’ll have to pay ($$$) for her.

The report said,

Warner Bros. would have better footing in its sequel negotiations had it locked down Jenkins before the release of "Wonder Woman," but now the leverage is clearly on Jenkins' side. And Jenkins is certainly up for another movie. She told Business Insider during a Facebook Live interview: "I would love to, and we're all definitely excited about it."

Getting Patty back on board would be the smart move considering Wonder Woman has a 92-percent rating on Rotten Tomatoes, and fans can’t seem to get enough. An annual Japan-South Korea cultural exchange festival was held in Seoul on Sunday, with this year’s gala coming amid heightened tensions between the two neighbors over trade and historical issues.

A venue for the grassroots festival was well-attended, including young South Koreans who are interested in what Japan has to offer.

Among visitors to the festival were South Korean Second Vice Foreign Minister Lee Tae-ho and Japanese Parliamentary Vice-Minister for Foreign Affairs Norikazu Suzuki.

While noting that relations between the two countries are deteriorating, Lee called for bilateral difficulties to be resolved through diplomatic efforts. “When there are problems, I hope they will be sorted out through dialogue and consultation,” he said.

“Personnel exchanges are all the more important because political and diplomatic relations between Tokyo and Seoul are worsening,” Suzuki said.

As part of the festival,
is sit in the theatre and bask in all its glory over and over again. Wonder Woman is that movie justly nowadays. It continues to kill at the box office, but it appear Warner Brothers underestimated Wonder Woman ’s success, and immediately they ’ll give birth to pay the price. Unfortunately, that ’s nothing new. Hollywood is constantly underestimating the might of women - led film. 

 With the massive success of Wonder Woman, studio execs at Warner Brothers might be changing their tune soon. 

 The film brought in 16 million dollar last Friday alone, making it the big opening by a woman director ever, but besides one of the biggest opening for a superhero movie ever. Reports from Business Insider states the studio apartment did n’t sign director Patty Jenkins to a two - picture deal (as they often do for boastful - budget superhero movies), and fans are practically begging for a sequel to the smash hit. That means if they want Patty to direct a possible sequel, they ’ll suffer to pay ($ $ $) for her. 

 The report say, 

 Warner Bros. would have well footing in its sequel negotiations had it locked down Jenkins before the handout of " Wonder Woman, " but nowadays the leverage is clearly on Jenkins' side. And Jenkins is surely up for another movie. She told Business Insider during a Facebook Live interview: " I would love to, and we're all definitely excited about it. " 

 Getting Patty back on board would be the smart move considering Wonder Woman has a 92 - percentage rating on Rotten Tomatoes, and fan ca n’t seem to get enough. An annual Japan - South Korea cultural exchange festival was held in Seoul on Sunday, with this year ’s gala issue forth amid heightened tensions between the two neighbors over trade wind and historical issues. 

 A venue for the grassroots festival was well - attended, including youthful South Koreans who are interested in what Japan has to offer. 

 Among visitor to the festival were South Korean Second Vice Foreign Minister Lee Tae - ho and Japanese Parliamentary Vice - Minister for Foreign Affairs Norikazu Suzuki. 

 While noting that relations between the two countries are deteriorating, Lee call for bilateral difficulties to be purpose through diplomatic efforts. “ When there are trouble, I hope they will be classify out through dialogue and consultation, ” he said. 

 “ Personnel exchanges are all the more important because political and diplomatic relations between Tokyo and Seoul are worsening, ” Suzuki said. 

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the rePort SAiD,

Warner BRos. wouLD hAvE better FoOting iN iTs sEquEl negOTiatIons haD it lockeD down jEnkins before thE Release of "WondER WOMAn," BUt noW thE leverage is CleaRLy on jenkINs' SidE. and JeNkins Is CErTAinly up for another moViE. She toLd BusIness Insider dUring a FaceBOOK Live intErviEW: "I WOuld love to, and wE're alL definitelY Excited aBout iT."

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A VENue for thE grassroots festival was wELl-attenDed, IncluDing Young SoutH KoReans wHo aRE interEsted iN what jaPan HAS to ofFER.

AMonG vIsitors to tHE FesTival WeRe SoUth KoreAn Second Vice ForeigN minIster Lee Tae-ho And japaNESe parLIaMEntArY vicE-mInister for ForeiGn Affairs NOrIKaZu Suzuki.

WhILe nOtIng that RelatioNs betWEen the tWo countriEs are deteRiOratING, LeE called for BilateraL difficulTIes to BE rEsolvEd tHrough DiPloMatic EffortS. “wheN therE are prObLems, I hOpe thEy Will be soRted out through dialogue aNd consUltatIon,” He said.

“PerSonNEl eXchanges aRe alL the more imPorTanT becaUse POlitiCal aND dIplOMatic RelaTIons betweEN TOkyO ANd seoul are worSENIng,” suzukI saID.

As parT of tHe festival,
 is sit in the theatre and  bask in a ll it s g lor yover  and  over again. W o nder  Woman is that movie r ightno w . It co ntinu es to k i ll a t t he  b oxof f ic e, bu t i t seems  Warner Br oth er s underestim a te d Wonder W oma n’s success,  an d nowth ey’ l l hav e t o pay  the p r ice. U nfortunat el y , that ’ s nothi n g  n ew.Hollywood is cons t an t ly underestima ting t he po w e r o f w omen-led f il ms.
W ith the ma s s i ves uccess of Won der Woman,s tud io exe cs  at Warner  Brot he r s m ight be cha ngin g their t une so o n.

The film br oughtin16mill i on  d oll ar s  la s tFri d ayalone, m ak in g ittheb i g g estope ning  by a  woman direct orever ,  bu t als o one  ofth e big gest o penin gs  for a superher o mo vie ever.  Re po rts  f rom B u siness  In sid er stat es thes tud io d i dn ’t sign director P at t y  J enkins t o a tw o -p ic t ure deal  ( asthey o ftendo f o rbig-budg et sup e rh er o movie s) , andfa nsare  prac t ical ly beg ging for  a se q uel to the sma s h hit. That m e an s if they  wa nt Patty to  dir e ct a  pos s ib les equel , the y’ l lh ave to pay ($$$) fo rher.
The r eport said,
Warner Bro s . would ha ve b e tt e r footing in i ts se quel negot i ations h ad it  lockeddown Jenk i n s before  th e r ele ase o f"Wonder Woman , "  but  n ow thelev erage i s c lea rly  on  J enkins' s ide. And  J en ki ns  is  cert a inly upfo r a no the r mov i e. She  told  Bus in es s  In sider d u ri n g  a F ac eb ookLiv einter view :  "I  wouldlove to,and we'r eal l defin itely excited  a bout it."
G ett ing Pa t t y back o n board would be the sm a rt move  co nside ring  Wonder W oma n hasa 9 2 -perce nt rat ing o nRot t e n Tom a t oe s,an d fans can ’ t  se em to  g et e nough.An annual Japan-So u thKorea cultura l e xcha n g efes t iv a l w as hel d in Seoul on Sun day, withth i syear’s gal a  co mi ng amid  height enedt ensions  betweenthe two n ei ghbo r s  ov er trade a nd histo rical iss u es.
A  v enuefor  the g ra ssr ootsfestiv a l w as we ll-att en ded, i nclud in g youngSouth Koreans who are i nteres ted i n w hat Japan  ha s  to  offer.
Amon g visitors  to  th e fes tiv a l wer e So u th  Ko r ean S econ d  Vice For e ig n M i n is ter Lee Tae - h o  an d Jap ane s e Parl iame ntary Vice-Minist e r for ForeignAffa i r s N ori k azuSu zuki.

While n oti ng t hat rela ti ons between  the two  c o untri es are  deter ioratin g ,  L e e call ed f orbilateral  di ff i culties  t ob e reso lved  t hrough  diplo m atic e fforts. “When th ere a r e  prob l ems , I h op e theyw illbe sortedout through  dialo gueand c onsulta ti on,” h e s ai d.

“Perso n nel excha ngesare all  t he m ore  impor tant b ecaus e po li tic al and di p l om a ti cr ela tion s bet we en T okyo andS eoul are  wo r sening, ”Suz u k i said . 
A s  part of t hefesti v a l,
 is_sit in_the theatre and bask_in all_its_glory over_and_over again. Wonder_Woman is that_movie right now. It_continues to kill_at_the box office, but it seems Warner Brothers underestimated Wonder Woman’s success, and now_they’ll_have to_pay_the_price. Unfortunately, that’s nothing new._Hollywood is constantly underestimating the_power of_women-led films.

With the massive success of Wonder Woman,_studio_execs at Warner_Brothers might be changing their tune soon.

The film brought_in 16 million dollars last Friday_alone, making it_the_biggest_opening by a woman_director ever, but also one of_the biggest openings for a superhero_movie ever. Reports from Business Insider states_the studio didn’t sign director Patty_Jenkins to a two-picture deal_(as they_often do for big-budget superhero_movies), and fans_are practically_begging for a_sequel to the smash hit. That_means if they_want Patty to direct a possible_sequel,_they’ll have to_pay_($$$)_for her.

The_report said,

Warner Bros._would_have better_footing_in its sequel negotiations had it_locked_down Jenkins before the release of "Wonder_Woman," but now the_leverage_is clearly on Jenkins'_side. And Jenkins is certainly_up for another movie. She told_Business Insider_during a_Facebook Live interview: "I would love to, and we're all definitely_excited about it."

Getting Patty back on_board would be the_smart move_considering_Wonder Woman has_a_92-percent rating_on Rotten Tomatoes, and fans can’t seem_to get_enough. An annual Japan-South Korea cultural_exchange festival was held_in_Seoul on Sunday, with this year’s_gala coming amid heightened tensions between_the two neighbors over trade_and_historical_issues.

A venue for the grassroots_festival was well-attended, including young South_Koreans who are_interested in what Japan has to offer.

Among_visitors_to the festival were South Korean_Second_Vice Foreign Minister Lee Tae-ho and_Japanese_Parliamentary_Vice-Minister for Foreign Affairs Norikazu_Suzuki.

While noting that relations between the_two countries are deteriorating, Lee called for bilateral difficulties_to be resolved_through diplomatic efforts. “When there_are_problems,_I hope they will be sorted out through dialogue and_consultation,” he_said.

“Personnel exchanges are_all the more important because political and diplomatic relations between_Tokyo and Seoul are worsening,” Suzuki said.

As_part of the festival,