Its a brilliant marketing masterpiece

Rating: 9/10 (12 June 2017)

I guess this is how they will make movies now. The story is bad, the acting is mediocre, Gadot cannot hold an American accent as well as her blue steel stare and yet it is brilliantly billed as a coming-of-age empowerment story that instantly got everyone to fall in line to support it, especially its central idea of a strong woman.
The most important characteristic of this movie, following Beauty and Ghostbusters is is this the new innovation in making movies? The marketing is now more important than having a good director and it seems to be the way forward but thankfully we have tapes if we want to revel in the glories of the past, where films focused almost to a fault on characters, struggles (flaws), acting, story, props, costumes, music and design.