I was wrong...

Rating: 10/10 (9 June 2017)

... and I'm glad. I had serious reservations about Gal's casting as WW. They are all gone now. She IS WW. No doubt. Not just beautiful, but talented as well.
Only few little nit-pics. (I've only seen it once)
#1. When she walks into the ballroom in her beautiful recently acquired blue dress we see her back. Then later we see that she is sporting her sword back there.
#2. Not too keen on the performance of Candy. I knew what they were going for, but that actress didn't sell it very well ... well for me anyway. She had some really funny lines though.
#3. The appearance of Aries and the final fight scene. The CGI was off to me. That said, the raw emotion of the scene carried it.
I'm glad this was an origin story of sorts. I didn't know the history of Wonder Woman and all the Greek Gods stuff. My experience with Wonder Woman was limited to a few of the TV series episodes.
I thought weaving this story into the Armistice was very clever.
But this hands down is the best DC movie to date. Yes, I know Dark Night is the hands on favorite and it was awesome, but this movie had a charm about it that DN didn't for me. I was drawn to the screen the entire run time. Many times I wanted to cheer or cry.
Gadot and Pine were fantastic together. Sad that they won't work together again. Patty Jenkins has proved she can handle a big budget blockbuster. Amazing work here.
The first big fight scene on Themiscyra was a sight to see. I was worried that the movie could only go down from there. I was pleasantly surprised it didn't. We had a heart warming story with amazing action scenes told with humor and grace here. Wonder Woman's entrance into "No Man's Land" was EPIC! If that didn't get your heart pumping, you're dead, go bury yourself. Awesome stuff there.
I'm sure this reception will mandate another Wonder Woman movie. Can't wait for Justice League.
WELL DONE!! If you haven't seen it, you need to.