Wonder Woman Movie Facts, Easter Eggs and hidden details

17 of the most interesting Wonder Woman easter eggs you didn't know about. Handpicked and verified, these little-known hidden details can be obscure enough most people will miss. These behind the scene easter eggs and hidden messages will give you another view of Wonder Woman movie message.

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Wonder Woman poster
Wonder Woman poster
Wonder Woman Plot

When a pilot crashes and tells of conflict in the outside world, Diana, an Amazonian warrior in training, leaves home to fight a war, discovering her full powers and true destiny.

Genre Action, Adventure, Fantasy, Sci-Fi, War
Director Patty Jenkins
Production Warner Bros. Pictures
Stars Gal Gadot, Chris Pine, Connie Nielsen, Robin Wright
IMDB score 7.4

Wonder Woman Movie Trivia

There is an awkward handshake fail occurs between Diana and a town resident.

Wonder Woman Movie Easter Eggs

There's many white peacocks around because they're bred in captivity just like Diana was and is yet to show her true colors

Wonder Woman movie hidden details

1 - This is the first time Diana ever accepts an offered handshake. Unless you speak the Blackfoot language (unlike other non-English dialogue, this conversation has no subtitles), you might miss that Chief then reveals to Diana his true identity: Napi, a trickster demigod.

This is the first time Diana ever accepts an offered handshake. Unless you speak the Blackfoot language (unlike other non-English dialogue, this conversation has no subtitles), you might miss that Chief then reveals to Diana his true identity: Napi, a trickster demigod.

1 - Steve Trevor's German uniform was intentionally too small, reiterating that he was a spy and that it wasn't fitted for him.

Steve Trevor's German uniform was intentionally too small, reiterating that he was a spy and that it wasn't fitted for him.

's blue dress is a nod to the 1975 Wonder Woman series

1 - Steve Trevor's picture used in the final scene is actually one taken of Eddie Rickenbacker, the WWI flying ace

Steve Trevor's picture used in the final scene is actually one taken of Eddie Rickenbacker, the WWI flying ace

Diana's 'civilian' clothes in London mirror the uniforms of the new Women's Police Service -- among the first women officially permitted to fight crime and keep the peace

1 - Why Charlie can't shoot. Earlier, when Charlie and Diana are discussing their different approaches to fighting, he says, "I don't look at their faces. It's better that way." Later, as she is saving the village, there is a sniper in the bell tower. His only shot is the mans face.

Why Charlie can't shoot. Earlier, when Charlie and Diana are discussing their different approaches to fighting, he says, "I don't look at their faces. It's better that way." Later, as she is saving the village, there is a sniper in the bell tower. His only shot is the mans face.

During the clothes shopping scene Diana sniffs the flowers on her hat - having never seen fake flowers before.

Steve Trevor gets the idea to "launch" Diana during the battle in Veld after seeing Antiope using the technique in Themyscira

1 - Steve Trevor observes Antiope performing the Shield Maneuovere during the beach fight. This would explain why Steve thought of recreating the move later with Diana to kill the sniper in the tower.

Steve Trevor observes Antiope performing the Shield Maneuovere during the beach fight. This would explain why Steve thought of recreating the move later with Diana to kill the sniper in the tower.

1 - The song "Pain, Loss & Love" plays when Diana leaves Themyscira, signifying the loss her mother feels from her departure. The same song plays when Diana and Steve spend their last night together in the bedroom, foreshadowing the loss she will soon feel from his death.

The song "Pain, Loss & Love" plays when Diana leaves Themyscira, signifying the loss her mother feels from her departure. The same song plays when Diana and Steve spend their last night together in the bedroom, foreshadowing the loss she will soon feel from his death.

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During the boat scene in Wonder Woman, Diana's hand comes in view while the camera is on Steve, in order to imply masturbation.

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1 - The truck that delivers the photo in the first scene is owned by Batman's conpany

The truck that delivers the photo in the first scene is owned by Batman's conpany

Despite being DC instead of Marvel, the credits in Wonder Woman (2017) start with something that looks very similar to the portals in Marvel's Agents of SHIELD and Doctor Strange.

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