Horrible badly written acted and terrible special effects

Rating: 1/10 (7 August 2017)

ONE OF THE WORST MOVIES I'VE SEEN IN A LONG TIME WITH A ACTORS. I AM NOT GOING TO RANT TOO LONG, ALREADY WAISTED TOO MUCH TIME WATCHING THEMOVIE.JUST KNOW THIS IS THAT BAD. UNFORTUNATELY I HAVE TO WRITE A CERTAIN NUMBER OF Characters IN ORDER FOR IMDb TO PUBLISH MY REVIEW. I ALSO WISH THERE WAS A WAY TO BE REIMBURSED FOR THE $ AT THE THEATER I SPENT BUT WE ALL KNOW HOW THAT IS. I WAS ALSO VERY DISAPPOINTED TO FIND RACE AND POLITICS IN THIS MOVIE, I WILL MAKE CERTAIN NOT TO WATCH ANY OTHER MOVIES DIRECTED BY Patty Jenkins. TO Quote ANOTHER REVIEWER HE HITS MOST OF THE PROBLEMS.
" Weird accent. Gal Gadot couldn't fake an American accent, so they had everyone else try to talk like her.

Young Diana. The primary purpose is to elicit a 'cho chweet' response. She is a demi-god. There is no self discovery... why is she different, stronger than everyone else; how does that affect her?

The 'train her, don't train her' non-issue. Diana gets combat trained despite her mother (and Queen!) not consenting. The arising conflict should have taken more than 2 lines of dialogue to be resolved. This would have also impacted Diana, her mother didn't want her to learn combat and suddenly wants her to be the best. Why? This is a page right out of Zack Snyder's Martha handbook of resolving issues.

Fighting. The creative decision was that Amazonians don't fight, they ballet. Every jump, swing from a rope, shooting an arrow, getting off a horse is a dance move. It just looked ridiculous.

Strike a pose: WW literally poses in each and every shot. She has her shoulders pushed back like she is trying to make her shoulder blades meet. It looks unnatural and odd. The poses are the exact same as in BvS. There is...wrists crossed in front of the face, crouching behind the shield, standing in a wide stance and the jumping pose with one knee bent. And they are shot exactly the same as in BvS. They probably just reused clips. They are not poses in the middle of a range of movements. It's pose, pause for 5 secs, next pose, pause for 5, repeat.
Humour: This is not comic relief. They dedicated a continuous 15-20 min segment and it all stems from the cultural differences between the Amazonians and us. The bath scene, sleeping in the boat, the secretary, the clothes trials... all stems from the same issue. It's the same material stretched for 15 mins and frankly gets tiresome.
Villain: In a weak attempt to create twist, the villain is introduced late in the film. There is no time to associate with the character. The villain exists simply as someone to be fought.
Final battle: Visually, this sequence is identical to the doomsday fight in BvS. If someone mashes these 2 scenes up, it will be hard to differentiate one from the other.
The McGuffin: There is no reason given why WW goes into hiding. What is the entire deal with the photograph and the secrecy? There's so much focus on this but it's not resolved.
Gol Gadot: O!M!G! Could there possibly be a better WW? But she's posing and grunting though the entire movie. Very off putting. Her acting skills fluctuate quite a bit too. Perhaps since her character also fluctuates. WW goes from being head strong, doing what SHE wants, to naive and easily persuaded, to emotionally distraught by the horrors of war, to a super hero that's reckless. BTW since she has no clue of the real world, how does she know if she's fighting on the right side? Also considering Amazonians are warriors, for whom battle training is the only form of recreation, why is she horrified by war?
Fight Choreography: Other than the training sequence, the choreography is a close second if not at par with the fights in Captain America 2 but the slow motion ruins it completely. It's not used to accentuate the fight, every punch goes in to slo-mo. If! everything! is! accentuated! nothing! stands! out! This coupled with the grunting just spoils each fight."