Slow motion and SJW service spoil an otherwise great film

Rating: 7/10 (6 June 2017)

It has to be said. This is the best DC film since the Batman Trilogy from Christopher Nolan. The story is engaging, the characters well developed and even the humour misses being corny. Two things take away from the experience:
First, the slow motion effects. When they are well done, like in 300, they work incredibly well, but when they fail they are a major turn off. Zooms on the face or animated jump sequences look incredibly out of place and spoil the pace of the otherwise well choreographed action.
Second, and I am sure a lot of people will disagree with me here, the political correctness agenda in this film. It's already a feminist film, by definition. But adding a native Indian American character to World War 1 just so he could utter that one line about the white people destroying "his people" is beyond ridiculous. And that's only the most blatant bow to the SJW community.
I won't write more, with so many reviews already being up. If you can ignore the above, it's an enjoyable film for sure.