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As of Wednesday, Wonder Womanhad earned over $600 million at the box office worldwide, and it is on track to become the top-grossing female directed live-action film ever.

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The current holder of that record, Phyllida Lloyd's Mama Mia!(2008), grossed $609.8 million worldwide, and Wonder Womanis expected to exceed that amount sometime Thursday or Friday.

That's not all — the film could also feasibly surpass Kung Fu Panda 2, directed by Jennifer Yuh Nelson (which raked in $665.7 million at the box office). Pandaholds the title for top-grossing film of all time from a female filmmaker with solo directing duties.

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Try saying that one five times fast.

This isn't the first record Jenkins has smashed with Wonder Woman. The film,which stars Gal Gadot, had the largest-ever opening weekend for a female-directed film, raking in over $100 million.

In terms of becoming the top-grossing female-directed film of all time, however, Wonder Womanhas a ways to go. That title is comfortably held by Jennifer Lee and Chris Bruck's Frozen (2013), which made $1.28 billion at the box office worldwide.

But hey, topping $600 million is certainly nothing to sneeze at! Congrats to Wonder Womanfor making women everywhere feel like superheroes.

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