Great idea. Crappy execution. This is the absolute worst.

Rating: 1/10 (14 May 2018)

I'm sorry, DC, but, no. Just no.

As far as the superhero genre goes, this definitely takes 'Batman and Robin''s place as the worst. I get why they made this the way they did, but since they put it in a series geared towards boys, they should've tried to make it appeal to both genders, and not just girls. The movie opens when young Diana is being trained by her aunt, Antiope, despite her mother, Queen Hyppolyta's wishes, because she and her deadbeat sister obviously know something the audience doesn't. So one day, a British air force soldier who for some reason has an american accent washes up on the beach, and brings about 50 German soldiers with him, and there is a 3 minute long fight scene, in which auntie Antiope takes a bullet for Diana. After the fight, Col. Steve Rogers-sorry, Trevor, tells the Amazons about World War 1. So Diana and Steve not-Rogers go to kill Ares, the Greek god of war, who Diana has a hunch started the war to end humanity.
I'm serious, this whole plot is set up on the basis of a hunch. That's strike one. I'll list everything else here-
2: Ares tells Diana that "Only a god can kill a god." If that's so, doesn't that mean Antiope killed herself for no good reason? Or is Diana a demigod, since only one of her parents-Zeus-is a god? If that's so then how does Diana kill Ares?
3: When Captain not-America lands his dumb plane in the water, how does Dr. Poison's book of evil not get ruined?
4: If Zeus died not defeating Ares, how did he give Queen Hippopotamus a baby? And why did Diana never ask this?
5: How do the Amazons reproduce if they have no men? And why do they have a book about sex? What the hell DC? I want to know!!
6: Diana says "Love can save the world", after getting mad at the British war council for wanting to solve the war peacefully? Also she doesn't even use love to kill Ares. She uses the power of ripping off "Thor: Ragnarok".
7: Why does she need a bullet-proof shield if she has bullet-proof bracelets? Also, what are those things made of that they can block bullets? Did the Amazons go to war with Wakanda and take some Vibranium?
8: Why did Marvel Studios not sue DC for ripping off "Captain America: The First Avenger" and "Thor: Ragnarok"? Was it because this monstrosity came out first?
9: Yes, this movie is a complete 'Captain America' ripoff, The war setting, the team of rag-tag soldiers, the superhero who still exists in the 21st century, the evil German science division, and the ancient artifact that's most likely to appear in a later movie.
10: The biggest editing mistake. Wonder Woman confronts Ares, and reaches for her sword only to find she has left it on the roof. Then after cutting to and from a short scene with Steve Trevor, she magically has it in her hand. How? This movie sucks.
11: What exactly is Trevor's nationality? He has an American accent, but he works for the British government. Is he a spy sent to them from America? Then why didn't the American Government send him to infiltrate-oh, who cares at this point?

For the final verdict, Wonder Woman is bleak, hypocritic, and full of plot-holes, editing mistakes, and cliches. It is the worst. Unless you plan on watching 'Justice League', just skip this, and get 'The Greatest Showman' or 'Dunkirk'.