Boooor-riinnngg

Rating: 1/10 (7 June 2017)

It is unfortunate that most women film directors, unlike women artists, writers, actresses, and jazz vocalists (though there has been a lot of progress with woman musicians now that jazz is dead) feel the need (or financial pressure) to either be a "woman" director who absolutely must add some kind of marketable "woman's point of view" to their work (Jane Campion), or just kiss up to the war machine and the war machine's historical narrative (thus becoming one of the new pro-war western warrior-women for the "feminist" cause that I despise so much, think Katherine Bigelow).This film is pretty much the latter.
Wonder Woman unfortunately take sides with the Americans and the Britishers, instead of fighting to end all wars and imperial aggression, which I would have loved (WWI was marketed as the war to end all wars among the white man).
Wonder Woman is really really handsome and that is the only reason I tolerated the film until the end.
Not very creative.