if the supposed era of postfeminism is best exemplified by a woman void of any personality kicking things/making a couple sly comments about corsets and secretaries for 8 seconds in a 2 hr 21 min movie/believing love can "save us" or some bullshit like that... i want out

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

Would be one of the greatest superhero films of late, if it were not for the atrociously bad & borderline comical ending villian reveal and subsequent fight. Chris Pine shines, as he does in most films, with his portrayal of Steve Trevor and the romance between him and Gal Gadot as Wonder Woman is incredibly well done. Finally gives us a badass feminine superhero and features one of the best movie moments of the past 5 years with the "I am no man" line. Lastly, having a superhero film with actual stakes and atmosphere, with the surpringly bloody depiction of World War I is a welcome change of pace.

Just watch it. Trust me you won’t regret it for a second.

A superior blockbuster that benefits from Gal Gadot's committed performance, exciting action and plenty of charm thanks to the chemistry between the leads. Only the generic CGI final battle disappoints.

Just amazing in all aspects, Jensens's cinematography, Patty's direction and Gregson-William's score. It is just a terrific DC film that sets the bar high for the DC Extended Universe.

Watching it again having read reviews and things about it saw it's alot more flawed than I thought buuuuuuuut it's also alot better than I thought. It has so much to say about the world and it does such a great job of it.

Plus, before I didn't really appreciate it's humour and Chris Pine. If Gal Gadot is Wonder Woman, Chris Pine is Wonder WowMan. His acting is flawless here and he's possibly the funniest character and yet he also gives two of the most emotional moments in the entire film without breaking a sweat. In just a facial expression he can make me laugh, he's really got comedy down.

The rest of the film is so amazing and just one of best superhero films we've had in this now superhero drenched film industry.

I built a Wonder Woman Lego model while watching this, it was the best time.

In the end, our hero accepts that mankind is garbage. That is intensely sad.

The reason why I love this movie so much is because it was actually the first movie with a girl superhero which left such an impact on me especially when I saw her fight I cried because I realized that she was sensitive, vulnerable, sad, angry, and happy at times and not once was she portrayed weak or a bitch for feeling any of these feelings and by the time she was fighting I realized I was crying because I felt so damn happy to know that it is okay to be sensitive or angry and that I can be so much more and that being a woman is a good thing and to know that little girls have movies like these to look too make me so damn happy. So yes this movie was the best.

Gal Gadot’s Diana is a child who learns the hard way that what you think is going on, isn’t. But then, predictably, it does turn out to be what you thought. The film needed less CGI David Thewlis and more of Diana’s struggle.

Gal Gadot perfeita, não vejo um defeito