Easily The Best DCEU Film To Date! Simply "Wondrous"!

Rating: 9/10 (4 June 2017)

As someone who's followed Wonder Woman since Lynda Carter graced the role of the iconic Character in the 1970's to the current modern rendition via the comic books, Wonder Woman has always captivated my curiosity. However it wasn't all that easy for this character to become the iconic figure she is today. Sexism (at least in regards to Diana Prince aka Wonder Woman), has come a long way. And after years of overcoming such hurdles - here we are, the unthinkable became a reality and Wonder Woman has finally arrived in her own major motion picture.
Although I was quite delighted that there was finally going to be a Wonder Woman on the big screen, I will admit I was quite skeptical at first of Gal Gadot playing the part (absolutely and 100% nothing personal), and I laid open that if I were wrong about this conclusion that I would admit I was erroneous via my skepticism. A part of me thought 'if this rarity of Wonder Woman on the big screen gets screwed up, it won't be given another chance in a very long time'. I now understand why they went for a slightly more slender look - there was a fair bit of backlash with that decision due to the fact that when most people think Wonder Woman, the first thing that comes to mind is her immeasurable strength, but many of us forget how immensely swift and agile she can be. Thus this is why Gal Gadot's appearance and/or how she was portrayed complimented the best of both worlds, and is why it really seemed to have worked in this film. That been said my congratulations to Gal Gadot, Patty Jenkins and Zack Snyder. The film was absolutely extraordinary, and my uncertainties can finally be put to rest. As for Chris Pine playing the role of Steve Trevor. Hey it's Chris Pine were talking about... of course he pulled off the part splendidly! The rest of the cast was meritable and they complimented one another quite fittingly.
Finale Verdict: What made this picture work was how everything seemed to have flowed in near perfect harmony, from screen writing and production, to cast and crew - the end result was nothing short of spectacular. What intrigued me most was they took classic Wonder Woman Lore, and still managed to fuse modernized mythos into the story. The beauty about this Superhero film in particular is whether you're a Wonder Woman comic reader or not, this motion picture delivers for both readers and non readers alike. Although I had a couple minor qualms, they were so minuscule that they aren't even worth mentioning. Not only is Wonder Woman an inspiration to women and girls around the world, but men and boys alike. So go out and see this 'Wonder' on the big screen, you won't regret it!