Jenkins, who helmed the first two Wonder Woman films, announced on social media that she and Gadot had decided not to continue with the third movie. “We had a great time making the first two films, but after careful consideration, we have decided not to move forward with a third,” she wrote.

Fans are understandably upset by this news, as the first two Wonder Woman movies were critical and commercial successes. The first film, released in 2017, grossed over $821 million worldwide and received widespread praise for its strong storytelling and empowering message. The second film, Wonder Woman 1984, was released in 2020 and grossed over $164 million in the United States alone.

Gadot, who has been praised for her portrayal of the iconic superhero, expressed her gratitude to fans for their support of the franchise. “I want to thank all the fans who have supported us and the Wonder Woman movies,” she wrote on social media. “It has been an incredible experience and I will always cherish the memories we made.”

Despite the disappointing news, both Jenkins and Gadot have indicated that they are open to working on other projects in the future. Jenkins has stated that she is currently developing a number of new ideas and is excited to see where they will take her. Gadot, on the other hand, has expressed interest in exploring different roles and genres in the future.

In the end, while Wonder Woman 3 will not be moving forward, the first two films have left a lasting impact on fans and have solidified the character’s place in popular culture. We can only hope that Jenkins and Gadot will continue to create powerful and inspiring stories in the future.