Above Average Movie (Best of DCEU So Far)

Rating: 7/10 (2 June 2017)

IMDb: 8.5, and Rotten Tomatoes: 93% (atm). Well, I think these ratings are slightly overrated. ðŸ¤”
Wonder Woman is indeed a good movie but definitely not the best of DC yet (though TDK was not part of DCEU, it still holds the best DC movie title till date).
I'd give Wonder Woman ~7.0.
I can see all the hard work what Gal Gadot (as an actor), and Patty Jenkins (as a director) have put in this movie, and this might be the best of their works too. But still, at some points I felt that Gal has put too much efforts (in a few scenes only) and ended up doing overacting (not as overacted as Jesse Heisenberg (Lex Luthor), and Jared Leto (The Joker) though). Also, her charm and cuteness don't translate into the Wonder Woman's character.
Good parts:

DCEU has had too much pressure to make this movie bright and witty (some jokes have landed so well to be honest) in order to attract all genre of audiences.

Although the plot was very generic, Patty and Matthew Jensen (cinematographer) have shaped it really well.

Chris Pine (Steve Trevor) has done a great job, and thank god they didn't stretch their romance too far.

Bad parts:

All the action scenes in the trailers - that's all; no additional action scenes in the actual movie.

CGI & special effects - again, this is the part where DCEU seriously needs to work on.

Just like Suicide Squad (and any other Marvel movies), this movie suffers with the super-villain syndrome too.

Danny Huston (Ludendorff) has done an awful acting, and putting Ares - The God of War was somehow out of the shape for the movie.

And last but the most important part - it was loud, but the background score did not leave any effect on the movie (it's missing the magical touch of Hans Zimmer).

So overall, it's an above average superhero movie which has successfully managed to save the sinking boat of DCEU. And now, let's see what Lord Snyder has to deliver us in November. Hope he brings back the original darkness of DC comics (similar to what he did with Watchmen) into it's original mode.