Synopsis
Power. Grace. Wisdom. Wonder.
An Amazon princess comes to the world of Man in the grips of the First World War to confront the forces of evil and bring an end to human conflict.
2017 Directed by Patty Jenkins
An Amazon princess comes to the world of Man in the grips of the First World War to confront the forces of evil and bring an end to human conflict.
Gal Gadot Chris Pine Connie Nielsen Robin Wright Danny Huston David Thewlis Saïd Taghmaoui Ewen Bremner Eugene Brave Rock Lucy Davis Elena Anaya Lilly Aspell Lisa Loven Kongsli Ann Wolfe Ann Ogbomo Emily Carey James Cosmo Wolf Kahler Alexander Mercury Martin Bishop Flora Nicholson Pat Abernethy Freddy Elletson Sammy Hayman Michael Tantrum Philippe Spall Edward Wolstenholme Ian Hughes Marko Leht Show All…
Lucinda Syson Lora Kennedy Kristy Carlson Kate Ringsell Jeanette Benzie Natasha Vincent Milla Wilcock
Lorenzo Senatore Wayne King David Sinfield Ben Wilson Peter Batten Carlos De Carvalho Freddie Hall Stamos Triantafyllos Ben Adefarasin Andrea di Benedetto Mauro Faina Daniele Postiglione
Phil Harvey Stuart Kearns Steve Carter Dominic Masters Simon Elsley James Collins Remo Tozzi Domenico Sica Patrick Harris Kevin Timon Hill Irene Orru
Frazer Churchill Ken Dailey Lena Scanlan Viktor Müller Keith Miller Mihaela Orzea Bill Westenhofer Amber Kirsch Jessica Norman Laurence Berkani Alex Wuttke Nicholas Symons Ben Wiggs Loeng Wong-Savun Omar Morsy Michael Langford Jonathan Opgenhaffen Guy Botham Edward Churchward Praveen Kilaru Mohak Sharma Matthew Pellar Elzbieta Trosinska Zachary Vesely Adam Janeczek Chris Upson
Lee Sheward Bradley James Allan Nellie Burroughes Gordon Alexander Jessie Graff Jimmy Chhiu Caitlin Dechelle Tim Rigby Wayne Dalglish David Anders Damon Caro Gary Hoptrough Justin A. Williams Kye Mckee Tom Hallahan Theo Morton Lauren Okadigbo Antonio Oña Sánchez Natalie Padilla Jack Jagodka Jolie Lennon Ryan Watson
La mujer maravilla, Mulher Maravilha, Диво-Жiнка, วันเดอร์วูแมน, La Mujer Maravilla, 원더우먼, Femeia fantastică, ワンダーウーマン:2017, 神奇女俠, المراة الاعجوبة, Цуд-жанчына, Жената чудо, Mirindulino, Mujer Maravilla, زن شگفتانگیز, A Muller Marabilla (Wonder Woman), וונדר וומן, वंडर वुमन, ワンダーウーマン, ქალი საოცრება, 원더 우먼, Nuostabioji moteris, Brīnumsieviete, Mulher-Maravilha, Femeia Fantastică, Чудо-женщина, Čudežna ženska, Чудесна жена, วันเดอร์ วูแมน, Диво-жінка, Moʻjiza ayol, Wonder Woman: Nữ Thần Chiến Binh, 神奇女侠, 神力女超人
THE GOOD:
- Gal Gadot
- the purity and dedication of the gender role reversals (and everything that goes along with that). this, needless to say, is the most thrilling and important factor here.
- Gal Gadot
- the lasso
- Gal Gadot
- WWI setting, which excuses a lot of the inexplicably appalling special effects, in its own saturday morning serial kinda way
- Gal Gadot
- Lucy Davis
- Gal Gadot
- all the bits in London
- Gal Gadot
- the actors who play the villains
- Gal Gadot
- this bullet-point format that allows me to get this over and done with while re-watching FUNNY PEOPLE for work.
THE BAD:
- the cringe-worthy framing device
-…
homophobia is this movie luring me in with 20 minutes of lesbian island and then forcing me to spend two hours with a dude named steve trevor
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And we oppose those who spread those lies.
It's hard to watch this movie, as it is hard to watch a film about abuse where the lead actor is a known abuser, as it is hard…
Has all the infectious wit and charm and momentum of the first IRON MAN, a similarly perfectly cast lead brimming with charisma, and also the terrible third act.
me at the airport: hey can i get a ticket to themyscria
attendant: i'm sorry ma'am i don't know what that is
me: just please take me to themyscira
attendant: i'm gonna have to ask you to leave ma'am
me: I JUST WANNA BE IN THEMYSCIRA
Anyone who knows me even a little bit knows that I love Wonder Woman. She has always been an icon to me. It was actually the animated Justice League cartoon and Susan Eisenberg (who voiced her in the show) that got me to love her. The way she cares so much for humanity and sees that there is good despite the bad, it was so valuable to me as a little girl.
So, I never understood, as a child, why she never had her own film. I saw little boys pretending to be Batman, Superman, and Spider-Man and they all had movies they could watch over and over and over again. It was kind of frustrating because Diana is just…