Indeed, one of DC's best

Rating: 10/10 (7 June 2017)

Wonder Woman is the fourth movie in the DCEU and the first time the character of Wonder Woman (a.k.a. Diana Prince) gets her own live-action movie. There were reasons to worry. DCEU has had three chances and they blew each one, why would this be different? Well, it just is. They actually put their heart in this one.
Even though this is coming from a person who liked all the previous DCEU movies (don't judge me), this is well worth your time. I didn't really find many big flaws and I'm aware of the flaws that the previous DCEU movies had. They just didn't bother me so much. The dialogues are fun and at times hilarious. Seriously, the first half is quite funny. But the too sudden tonal shift may bother some viewers a little because the first and the second half almost feel like two different movies. But they are both equally heartfelt and enjoyable. They just should have been put together a bit better. But it still works and delivers on the action, emotion and entertainment. Think first half Marvel, second half DC. But both at their best. The first half is funny, entertaining, mostly lighthearted and is a good set-up for what's to come. The second half goes a bit darker, but it's not Batman v Superman level of dark, there are still occasional bursts of happiness (there is one gorgeous dance scene). Still, even though it's dark, it's hopeful and gives a lot more depth to the movie with its themes. From a visual perspective, it's alright. The CGI could be better, but it's okay, some might be bothered by the overuse of slow motion, but I was cool with it. But, everyone who didn't like the bleak colors of the previous DCEU movies, than this is your cup of tea and it helps lift up the atmosphere into something more hopeful. Gal Gadot is beautiful, charismatic and perfect for Wonder Woman, she just felt so natural. And Chris Pine is at his best for now. Sometimes a great comic relief, sometimes just a very strong character. Another thing I really liked about this is how it shows tolerance. Usually with this kind of movie, you would expect massive feminism, looking at men from above etc. But this movie really doesn't do that. It's equal to everyone and that's one of the main reasons I love it. It shows tolerance.
Overall, this is a very uplifting, entertaining and heartfelt film which was just what DC needed. Warner Bros. finally let things happen the way they should and it turned out wonderful.