I hated BvS yet this hit me emotionally.

Rating: 10/10 (2 June 2017)

Superheroes in the comics were written to be these larger than life heroes that save you from those you can't fight, but inspire to fight those who you can. Wonder Woman in this movie embodies that.
At the beginning of the movie I was worried. The way the action was cut was strange, they had unnecessary slow motion, the dialogue was a bit off and the story seemed like it was going to fall into a clichÃ© route.
Yet, as the movie continued, the themes of nobility, honor and sacrifice came into fruition and it became a battle of morals. When she first runs into the battle field, it's an awesome moment to watch, but they had been building up the idea that honor is fighting your own battle to protect others without hesitation and it lands.
At the end, you learn who the villain is and this has definitely gotten the most flack. However, this stuck with me best because Wonder Woman assumes her duty to save men from an "indestructible" threat. Meanwhile, they make their own personal sacrifices, validating the journey, filled with slow, thoughtful moments, to get there.
This left me inspired because of how well the creators realized the symbolic significance of the characters, both Wonder Woman and her fitting companion Steve Trevor.