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In the new poster for Warner Bros./DC Films’ upcoming “Wonder Woman,” the heroine played by Gal Gadot pulls a Colin Kaepernick.

The actress, who tweeted the new poster on Friday, is seen in costume taking a knee on a beach in a brilliantly lit sunset (or sunrise?) — a pose that recalls the protest made by the San Francisco 49ers quarterback during the national anthem throughout last fall’s NFL season.

Her magical lasso of truth is nowhere to be seen, but she does wield a sword — which oddly isn’t sharp enough to pierce the surface of the sand on the shores of her native Paradise Island.

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Gadot made her first appearance as Wonder Woman in “Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice,” which debuted to $166 million at the box office this past spring.

The standalone “Wonder Woman,” from director Patty Jenkins, also stars Connie Nielsen, Robin Wright, Chris Pine, David Thewlis, Elena Anaya, Lucy Davis and Danny Huston.

Believe in Wonder ✨ Here it is, the new poster for #WonderWoman! pic.twitter.com/0dmWd5dsC8

— Gal Gadot (@GalGadot) March 10, 2017

“Wonder Woman” will be released in theaters on June 2, 2017.

Every 2017 Studio Movie With a Female Director, From 'Wonder Woman' to 'Pitch Perfect 3' (Photos)

Patty Jenkins and Lucia Aniello are two of the seven female directors whose movies for the major studios are getting wide releases in 2017
January 6: "Underworld: Blood Wars"

Anna Foerster made her directorial debut on the fifth installment in the action series starring Kate Beckinsale as a badass vampire hunter.
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April 21: "Unforgettable" (Warner Bros.)

"Unforgettable" stars Katherine Heigl, Rosario Dawson and Whitney Cummings and is directed by Denise Di Novi.
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May 19: "Everything, Everything" (Warner Bros.)

"Everything, Everything" is directed by Stella Meghie and follows a girl who is allergic to everything and isolates herself but falls in love with the boy next door.
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June 2: "Wonder Woman" (Warner Bros.)

Patty Jenkins directed the DC Comics film starring Gal Gadot as the warrior princess of the Amazonian people a.k.a. Diana Prince.
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June 16: "Rough Night" (Sony)

"Rough Night," previously called "Rock That Body," is Sony's only female-directed release this year. Lucia Aniello's comedy stars Scarlett Johansson, Kate McKinnon and Jillian Bell as women on a bachelorette party from hell.
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July 28: "An Inconvenient Sequel" (Paramount)

Bonni Cohen and Jon Shenk co-directed the sequel to Al Gore's Oscar-winning documentary After Al Gore's environmental documentary "The Inconvenient Truth."
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December 22: "Pitch Perfect 3" (Universal)

After Elizabeth Banks dropped out as the director, Trish Sie stepped in to helm the third film in the "Pitch Perfect" franchise. Rebel Wilson, Anna Kendrick and Brittany Snow return as collegiate a capella singers.
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