Emotional and well-directed, this visual feast shows us the true horrors of war.

Rating: 8/10 (6 June 2017)

Wonder Woman is truly a wonder with real emotion, fantastic action sequences and stable structure, altogether satisfying in one big, great bundle. The film shows Wonder Woman, an Amazon who wants to stop the Great War between mankind, and on the way she witnesses the true mankind, along with the sheer horror of war. The first twenty minutes are a bit uneven as they introduce Wonder Woman and the island she was born on, and as they witness mankind approach them, but after all that the film is completely steady and knows when to pull the heart- strings, and the emotion is never forced or sentimental, but pure truthful. That's what makes this film so good, is that we see the war and we see Wonder Woman's heart-ache as she watches people die right before her, and we feel her heart-ache as well while Wonder Woman wonders, "Why don't we do more?"
I don't think this film deserves 10/10 because the film's first twenty minutes was uneven, like I said before, and that there was a bit too much CGI in the action sequences. Despite that, this film succeeds in style and substance as we watch her in slow-motion defeating the opponents like the warrior she is. You can definitely tell that this film was directed by Patty Jenkins, as this film is subtly talented behind all those action sequences we watch. The action sequences are a bit extreme, yes. But if you look beyond those action sequences, you see a good film, one that will be remembered for the years to come. In the future, you'll talk about how you saw this film, and how it was like to witness it at the cinema. It's really that good.
But, of course, the film has it's cons, which I stated before. The reason why I'm stating this again is because the cons may get in the way of your viewing experience and disrupt the good. I don't want that to happen. If you can look away from those cons that stick out like a sore thumb, you'll absolutely love it, but those cons may just be a sharp stab in the back for the less tolerable. If you are completely difficult to satisfy when it comes to film, then I recommend not watching this. Otherwise, I'm sure you'll have a blast and a thought-provoking experience at the same time as we watch moral and the true meaning of human. 8.2/10.