A strange prevalence of hatred towards this fine movie, don't listen to it.

Rating: 8/10 (12 July 2017)

I'm sure by now many people reading this review are well aware that this movie is quite good. The strange hatred towards it is an act of rebellion against women, as silly as that concept is in a still male-dominated society, and it is not a reflection of the movie's quality. Some people can't accept change, they abhor it like nature abhors a vacuum: a swift and equal response to all things that don't adhere to their pathetically limited worldview. I expect a very similar response to Black Panther later this year. Instead of sexism it will be racism, and it'll be just as sad. That being said, I welcome these criticisms against these movies. These movies empower those that deserve to be empowered, and the critiques (at least the ridiculously unjustified ones,) really let you know that the world is changing and leaving certain undesirables behind.
As for an actual review instead of a rant against sexism, the movie is fine. The CG isn't the best in class, but it's good enough. Gal Gadot was admirable, as expected. Heck, even Chris Pine drops a decent performance. The other supporting cast did a serviceable job, but they were a little one dimensional. The movie doesn't run on infinite time, so I forgive it that flaw. My main issues are with the pacing, and the fact that the movie didn't capitalize properly on it's villain. It was in service to a bold story beat, so it's not a total loss, though. Besides the sometimes mediocre effects and the way they handled the villain, this movie doesn't have too much wrong with it. Some campy dialogue, but it's not unwelcome and it's fun. Go see the movie, and please come back to write a review to undermine these trolling losers that want nothing more than to bring down the people they have the least experience with.