Great superhero origin story

Rating: 9/10 (9 June 2020)

Patty Jenkins gave the character a softness that was perfectly combined with the harshness of the worlds created by Snyder, where the violence is not funny, the wars leave victims and consequences, and where the evil is defeated but it doesn't wash away the pain it generated. In that dark world, Wonder Woman's (and/or Gal Gadot) light shines brighter.
All Themyscira is perfect and beautiful, as it is all Diana's origin. But the story told works in more than the literal level. The script is superb and well above the generic ones. We have the literal Diana's adventure that ends up with her becoming the hero we know. Then we have the interpretation of War in the world. The naive notion that Diana has, about ending the world by defeating one villain. That translates to the believe that in our world there are clear "good guys and bad guys" and with the defeat of the "bad one" the wars would stop, when is clearly way more complicated than that.
And it also brings the notion of the people that benefits from War and tries to influence humans to give to them nature of war and conflict, for their benefit. I'm referring to Banks that finance wars, the industrial military complex or just plain and simply the militar arm of x country.
And then we have Jenkins really using the Snyder visual style, with amazing sequences and fights choreography with slow motion, but also a bombastic third act that can be a bit much. The villains could've been a bit better. And maybe a bit faster here and there, maybe. Maybe one or two less "slow motion" scenes.