A romantic comedy for girls with a WW1 theme as understood by 10 y.o.

Rating: 5/10 (1 June 2017)

First of all, this movie is going to be marketed as a "symbol of gender equality" (trying to do the same trick the new Ghostbusters did) and I'm sure it will succeed. Those guys from marketing really know their tricks nowadays, it is easy to cash in by creating an artificial conflict. This is interesting since this movie disrespects women. Same it does for men.
Up to the first 90 minutes the movie follows the same scheme: a man sees WW, tells her she's hot, she reacts to everything like a baby, most of her dialogue is incomprehensible screaming, then she exchanges a couple of corky lines with Steve on how inexperienced she is in terms of men and women relationships. And there's also some sort of a plot.
Every character in this is a comic relief (exept for WW and Steve), I can't tell if those characters come directly from the comic books, but they felt completely unfunny and unnecessary. It really felt more like an attempt to represent all racial groups, but the movie mocks them as well, making them look like complete retards. The gas lady and Ludendorff were ripped straight out of a children's cartoon. Sir Patricks was obvious at being a main villain yet his looks really did fool me by just how bizarre he was.
Not WW's plan, nor the villain's plan is comprehensible. Steve has stolen the book from the gas lady, which as it turns she and he didn't need at all. Her and Ludendorff wanted to create a gas that pretty much does the same thing that any gas of that era but burns gas masks as a bonus. They wanted to do this for reasons unknown, since the war was over and nothing could've changed that. For some reason she thought that her death gas was a bigger weapon THAN A GAS THAT MAKES YOU SUPERHUMAN. WW's motivation was unclear as well, at first she wanted to kill Ludendorf since she assumed that he is Ares. Then she completely dumped that idea and went shopping and being socially awkward. By the end of the movie, when Ludendorf and gas lady are trying to board a bomber full of EXPLODING gas ASSUMING it will for some reason reach London DURING A WAR while WW is fighting her brother (big shocker) while he is saying really stupid things you can ever hear from a Greek god. After a Batman v Superman fight scene and OBLIGATORY Jesus symbolism with Twelve Apostles (being randomly friendly soldiers from different factions) we get the message that she ended all wars with love, or by a bolt of lightning into her brother, whatever. It was funny to see that symbolism since Gal Gadot is obviously Jewish.
At first I hated this movie, then I was wishing for it to end quicker, by the end it sort of redeemed some of the flaws but it was so ungodly stupid and disrespectful that I would never recommend it to anyone.
The worst: the plot, the characters, a ton of romantic talk scenes + trying on clothes scenes, the villain, the humour.
The best: Gal Gadot is beautiful and she's in great shape, ~ 10 mins of great action (without lightning bolts and fire), beautiful and memorable soundtrack (yet it was cut down very fast for some reason).