would you believe me if i told you that one of the most genuine love stories of the year is between the two women in the polyamorous bdsm relationship that inspired wonder woman?

if someone tells you bisexuality isn't real, tell them to watch this movie. not only does it have explicitly bisexual characters, but the three protagonists are so hot anyone who watches it will have a hard time remaining 100% straight. then, after they watch this underrated little gem, you can tell them to fuck off.

“I want you to love me for all of my days.”

A movie to get off on—erotically, intellectually, humanistically, sociologically. The first movie I’ve seen that made me want to read a comic book.

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not only the best wonder woman movie of the year, but one of the most tender/openly attuned depictions of submissive sexuality to be portrayed on screen. never as exploitive as may come across. an interesting breed of story nonetheless

Love is real

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¿Cómo es posible que esta película haya pasado desapercibida en la temporada de premios? ¡Maravillosa!

this was the story about a kickass polyamorous family that we all deserve tbh

also it's based on a real story and their son died last year!! this is so recent omg

Very empowering.

Rebecca Hall is the MVP here. She is such a masterful performer, absolutely burying herself into the role of Elizabeth Marston.

I literally had no idea about Wonder Woman's polyamorous, BDSM, lie detector roots!? MADNESS.

I loved it. I've been anticipating this film for quite some time now! It was suppose to be released at my local cinema but that never happened, so now I finally rented it!

This story is fascinating to me, I knew it was going to be about their polyamorous relationship and hardly about the creation of wonder woman, but that was it!!! the two women in william marston's life were possibly the reason she was created!! it's great!!!

please watch this film if you haven't already...

Wow. What a fantastic piece on love, relationships, psychology, feminism, polygamy, sexuality, and the exploration of all of these things all at once. Angela Robinson manages to balance all of this at full force with exceptional grace. It’s spectacular. 

Robinson’s vision for this film is terrific, and she brings her script to the screen brilliantly with a great cinematographer, smart editing, captivating music, and some outstanding performances.

I would say Rebecca Hall steals the film, but what’s brilliant about Robinson’s direction is that the camera decides whose perspective we’re in, and in many ways she’s the subject to this love story. Each of the main three cast members has a stunning focus at one point or another, but it’s Robinson’s directional precision that makes this film operate perfectly.

I’m pretty floored by Professor Marston and the Wonder Women, and I would be eager to revisit at some point in the future.

that scene where olive is first dressed in the corset and the tiara confirmed my bisexuality