Overview

Rating: 9/10 (18 July 2017)

I felt that the production of Wonder Woman was wonderful for the most part. The fact that the hero in this movie is a female, which is not the case in most heroic movies, is a huge part of what made this movie so intriguing. DC has provided one of the best movies that they've made so far, and here's a few reasons why. The acting of Gal Gadot was already previously recognized in other films. The action scenes were spread throughout the movie very evenly. The small comedic moments were placed throughout the movie very efficiently such as the scene of Wonder Woman and the soldier in the boat. Another comedic scene was when she needed a new outfit and proceeded to carry her shield and sword out of the building while in civil attire. The only flaw I would say there was in the plot line was the fact that Wonder Woman's, "hidden home" was so easy to stumble upon. What compelled the enemy soldiers to head in that direction which happened to be her home? Wasn't her home superbly hidden by the Gods? Wonder Woman brought in history throughout a lot of the movie. The scene where Chief explains how Trevor's people killed off most of his people is a prime example of the history that was included. The movie even included the element of romance as well. Chris Pine was a wonderful pair with Gal Gadot as her lover in the movie. Not only that, but Pine's character Steve Trevor made a great addition to Diana Prince in battle. The two of them brought the movie comedy, action, and love. The setting of the movie was also very well complemented by the London setting and the torn down city of London. In the scene where Diana, and Steve entered London, it showed an aerial view of the city which looked wonderful in my opinion. The movie incorporated the differences between Diana's home and the real world during the 1900s which added to the movie. The production of Wonder Woman is one of DC's greatest works as I said before. Patty Jenkins and the cast did a wonderful job on directing and creating this production.