“Wonder Woman” is a knockout at the box office.

Delivered on Christmas Day, “Wonder Woman 1984” was the most noteworthy box office opening of the pandemic, pulling in $16.7 million in ticket deals in the US and $36.1 million globally.

The spin-off of the 2017 hit featuring Gal Gadot was delivered in theaters and on the HBO Max web-based feature around the same time.

Presently, a third portion is by and large “optimized,” the film studio said on Sunday.

“Wonder Woman 1984 broke records and surpassed our assumptions across the entirety of our key review and endorser measurements in its initial 24 hours on the administration, and the interest and energy we’re seeing demonstrates this will probably proceed with well past the end of the week,” Andy Forssell, leader VP and head supervisor of WarnerMedia Direct-to-Consumer, said in an assertion. “During these exceptionally troublesome occasions, it was ideal to give families the alternative of getting a charge out of this elevating film at home, where theater seeing wasn’t a choice.”

Almost 66% of cinemas in the US are shut at the present time, which is the reason the studio picked to deliver the flick online simultaneously.

All out review hours on HBO Max significantly increased on Christmas Day contrasted and an ordinary day in November, the company said.

The third portion of the activity film will be composed and coordinated by Patty Jenkins — who was in charge of the initial two — and star Gadot once more, Warner Bros. said.

In any case, not every person adored the spin-off.

Audit site Rotten Tomatoes gave it a rating of 65 percent, with pundits keeping up that it “battles with spin-off over-burden” while recognizing that it “actually offers enough energetic idealism to fulfill devotees of the establishment.” The crowd score was 73 percent, as per the survey site.

Spoiled Tomatoes gave the main “Wonder Woman” a 93 percent rating in 2017.