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Wonder Woman 1984

Movie 2020 151 min Action, Adventure, Fantasy Checked by Dan S · 2 Oct 2026
Official Rating M ClearAge 13+

Why our age differs

Official is M. We say 13 because the action is frequent but largely bloodless, and the tone stays hopeful beside the wish chaos

What we flagged

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Violence
Moderate
Sex and Nudity
Mild
Frightening
Mild
Language
Mild

Our take

Wonder Woman 1984 is a colourful superhero sequel set in the go-go eighties, with mall fights, magic wishes gone wrong, and big globe-trotting set pieces. Violence stays mostly bloodless, though guns, crashes, and creature-like transformations show up. Swearing is limited to hell, the s-word, the b-word, and similar. Diana's grief for a lost love runs under the sparkle, and a brief sex-tape joke shows up. We put this at 13, with a parent, for the action intensity and the emotional weight.

Uplifting themes

Truth, restraint, and caring for the wider world beat selfish wishing. Diana models giving something up so others can be free. The moral is clear without a lecture tone Diana stays compassionate even when the easy path would serve only her. Allies learn that kindness and courage can grow in ordinary people too. Flawed characters still reach for better choices

Story (may spoil tone)

A botched store robbery places Wonder Woman in a global battle against a powerful and mysterious ancient force that puts her powers in jeopardy.

What we flagged

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Violence
Moderate
Sex and Nudity
Mild
Frightening
Mild
Language
Mild

Details

Violence Moderate A mall robbery opens with guns drawn, then later fights smash through s…

A mall robbery opens with guns drawn, then later fights smash through streets, deserts, and crowds. Wonder Woman uses force often, and a rival becomes dangerously animalistic. Blood is scarce, but the set pieces are big and frequent

Language Mild Hell, the s-word, the b-word, and the b-word plural for insults show up…

Hell, the s-word, the b-word, and the b-word plural for insults show up a few times. It is mild for a modern blockbuster. Most of the film stays clean around those spikes

Sex / nudity Mild A sex-tape joke lands in villain banter, and Diana's reunion with a los…

A sex-tape joke lands in villain banter, and Diana's reunion with a lost love has clear romantic heat. Nothing explicit is shown on screen. It is suggestive in places without becoming a sex scene

Frightening Mild Wish magic spirals into global panic, and one character's body and mind…

Wish magic spirals into global panic, and one character's body and mind twist in unsettling ways. The film stays bright overall, yet those transformation beats can spook younger tweens. Dread comes from chaos more than horror staging

Child peril / abuse Mild Young Diana's opening trial puts a child athlete in a dangerous fall du…

Young Diana's opening trial puts a child athlete in a dangerous fall during competition. Later chaos sweeps civilians, including families, into harm's way. The focus stays on adult heroes, but kids in the blast radius are easy to notice

Gore / death / weapons Mild Guns, explosions, and combat gear appear from the mall scene onward. In…

Guns, explosions, and combat gear appear from the mall scene onward. Injuries and deaths stay lightly shown. Weapon threat is clear without lingering wound detail

Eating disorders / body image Mild A lonely woman wishes to be noticed and powerful, and her body changes…

A lonely woman wishes to be noticed and powerful, and her body changes with that desire. The film ties wanting to be seen to a dangerous bargain. It is a useful opener for talks about worth beyond looks or status

Mental health Mild Ambition, emptiness, and desperate wanting drive the villains as much a…

Ambition, emptiness, and desperate wanting drive the villains as much as magic does. Diana's long loneliness is quieter but constant. Feelings of not being enough sit under the spectacle

Grief / bereavement Moderate Diana has lived for decades with the loss of someone she loved, and tha…

Diana has lived for decades with the loss of someone she loved, and that ache shapes every major choice. The film lets longing and memory hurt before it offers hope. Families who know grief will feel that thread strongly

Flashing lights We have not confirmed whether this version contains flashing lights.

We have not confirmed whether this version contains flashing lights.

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Talk after watching

  • The Dreamstone grants wishes with a hidden cost. What happens when wanting something badly blinds you to who gets hurt?
  • Diana has lived with grief for a long time. How do people honour love without getting stuck in the past?

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