Far too meaningful but the seeing are blind

Rating: 10/10 (7 March 2020)

This movie isn't for constricted close-minded fools.
I am not an experienced critic. Despite this, I am just a human and this movie reminded me of that.
The Amazonians' Island is beyond beautiful. Ethereal. It is magical and colorful - and Peaceful. The Amazonians represent women in the past and how they fought to not be treated as meaningless walking wombs without minds and opinions . The fought. They brought love and peace. They represent where women are today and the fact that there are better days for us to come.
The human world outside of the barrier-gray, ugly, hopeless. The result of endless hate and greed-Our world. Even to this day. In " the Human world", there were only blacks, grays, greens and brown-reds. A subtle terrifying representation of our biggest downfalls-wars. Death at the hands of brother, a child, a random person dreaming of living a sweet and colorful life. Blood soaking the earth. Tears spilled. Desperate pleads to one day see our loved ones who left to fight.
Wonder Woman represents our desire to learn, love, protect. Ares represents the hate and greed that have completely blackened the humans' hearts. A fight for who we want to be, who we choose to be.
There may have been some misses in the movie like how the Amazonian sacrificed herself to save Diana despite knowing she is Goddess who can only die at the hands of another God. However, I do not only watch a movie to find faults in it. I definitely enjoyed the fight scenes, the characters' development, the magnificent views. I tend to stare far too deeply into everything and this movie did not disappoint. It reminded me again of how much more there is to humans other than only negative things, how we are the ones who choose if we want to nurture the light or the darkness in our souls.