Finally, a good DC movie.

Rating: 9/10 (9 November 2017)

I always hate action movies where the main character is a woman. "Look, people! She's tough as nails! She said the F- word! She doesn't give a damn! She's like a guy without a wiener!". Heck, I don't even care that much about Wonder Woman either. Maybe it's because my older brother forced me to be Wonder Woman when we played Superfriends as kids? Who knows. She's just never been on any of my Top Ten favorite superheroes list...
...which is why I was surprised by how much I enjoyed the Wonder Woman movie. This is what Man of Steel should have been...It's (for the most part) lighthearted and optimistic, and the main character is so good and sweet, like Christopher Reeve's Superman. This is probably one of the best superhero movies since Spider-Man 2.
How refreshing to see a female hero in an action movie who retains her femininity when most female "heroes" act like (insert that word for female dogs). There's none of the politically correct, childish "girls rule, boys drool" garbage that plague modern movies here, just a fun, entertaining comic book movie with likable main characters.
I also think it's cool how this movie unintentionally debunks Neil DeGrasse Tyson's nihilistic propaganda from BvS. In Wonder Woman, people are made in the image of a god (not THE God, but WW is just a fantasy movie anyway). We now have two comic book movies that kick DeGrasse's grass, the other one being Doctor Strange.
The only problem I had with it was some of the language and unnecessary sexual content. But it's pretty mild compared to most of the slime that runs out Hollywood these days.
Hopefully, Wonder Woman 2 will be even better.
Trivia: According to some comic book historians, the creepy guy who created Wonder Woman based his character on Margaret Sanger. But if that's true, why didn't Wonder Woman kill the baby in London?