Heroine Femme Fatal at its best

Rating: 10/10 (7 June 2017)

Gal Gadot... the newest female super hero that all girls can look up to. Playing the iconic Princess Diana of Themyscira who grows up without ever knowing what war is all about or for that matter... who man is. With ever present warriors surrounding her Diana comes to witness the first trespasser Steve Trevor (Chris Pine) after crashing into the ocean to which Diana then rescues. Learning about the outside world which is at war with itself Diana comes to the realization that Aries is the one to blame.
Teamed up with a motley crew of misfit mercenaries Steve, Diana, and his mates take it upon themselves to stopping a cruel, and sadistic general who is about unleash with the help of his psychotic chemist Isabel Maru (Elena Anaya) a highly toxic form of Mustard gas more powerful than the original predecessor during its use in WW1. Between a rock, and a hard place Diana soon discovers that man or woman is not what the tales of old were describing humans as just a simple peaceful race. Like an innocent child she is exposed to the real truth of what or how or why humans war with one another whether Aries had a hand in it or not.
Choosing a resolve Diana then relinquishes her status from her homeland to live among us. Watching, waiting for us to make a mistake with dreadful consequences just so that Wonder Woman can set things right with her brand of justice, fortitude, and determination to keep the earth safe from itself. I found Gal Gadot the right choice for the role. She has the audacious mannerisms found from inside the comic version. From childhood on up to her adult life learning more each day as she continues to thrive. Chris pine was an excellent pick as Steve Trevor because of his witty banter, and obvious charms in the midst of disaster one after another. The music was top notch, as was the action along with the human emotion that brewed between Diana, and Steve.
Fans from around the world will love this film for its newly revamped Super hero bringing us closer to the brink of the ultimate movie... hopefully to be released in the future. The Justice League. I highly recommend this film for ages of ten and above. Great fun, laughs, heartache, and wonderful story line.