Interesting concepts but overall a terrible movie

Rating: 3/10 (14 January 2019)

While I was wary of this movie based on the fact that the female protagonist (Gal Gadot, playing Diana Prince/Wonder Woman) was a former IDF soldier in real life, due to my recognition of the horrors they have inflicted on Palestinians, I was willing to give this movie a chance. Sure, it was interesting to have a class of woman superfighters. But, it ultimately just ended up as a big fight scene which reminds me of how much I hated the 2009 Star Trek movie (and the one after it) for the same reason. I would never recommend this movie to anyone in the right mind. Watch a comedy instead!
Some have easily praised the role of Gadot and said the film was "feminist" because it featured a woman as the protagonist. But, she has a male love interest (Steve Trevor, played by Chris Pine). This film, despite being set in a war zone does not attempt, from what I remember to be seriously anti-war, although it brings up the "science can be evil" theme, of course, with Isabel Maru, also known as Doctor Poison, played by Elena Anaya, as one of the villains. Some will say that this film has, within it, themes of the preservation of information. However, this doesn't take away from the overall odious nature of this film.
In the end, I still think this film deserves a rating of 3 out of 10.