Wonder Woman Wonderful Movie

Rating: 9/10 (13 June 2017)

I liked Man of Steel and really liked Batman v Superman despite its critics and its faults, but I felt like Suicide Squad was a bit of let down and I started to think that the DC Universe really needed to start thinking quickly to do things better. And then, this movie appeared.
I think it's the best adaptation of this character that we could get on big screen and she truly deserved it. It tells the story of how Diana of Themyscira (Gal Gadot) decides to go with the pilot Steve Trevors (Chris Pine) to help on the world happening around the world. The story may be quite simple but it's told in a very entertaining way, that at any moment feels boring, maybe just a bit right before they get to the war. For me one of the biggest fails of the movie is the villain, that at the end felt like a bit rushed up and you can't clearly see what were his intentions and this, for some, may get the final act to a lower level.
The secondary characters don't appear that much and they don't to do many things because the real important part here is for the two main characters, Steve & Diana. Chris Pine did a very good job as the love interest of Diana, bringing some emotional moments and when he is with Gal Gadot they provide some very funny moments, specially near the beginning of the movie. And that's a good thing, to have some humour in it but just when needed. If you're in the middle of a Battlefield or fighting against the God of War you don't need to say any joke, but if you're in London discovering how the women were treated in that time maybe they really fit for show the surprise of Diana. And here the true star for me was Gal Gadot as the Amazon Princess of Themyscira. I think his appearance in Batman V Superman was very powerful and truly showed that he fitted the role perfectly, but in this movie, you also get to see that she can really act.
The visuals were as amazing as in the other DC Universe movies, with a very peculiar visual style that I hope they keep through all the movies because it's truly amazing. All the slow-mo moments are very powerful (for example the amazing No Man's Land scene or the part where she enters the Germans base full of anger or even the whole opening scene). To this you have to add the amazing score that Rupert Gregson-Williams created, using the theme that appeared in Batman V Superman and also creating many powerful, heroic and emotional themes.
A must see for all the DC fans, superhero fans, and specially Wonder Woman fans, I think they really created a very good movie for this character, that really deserved it.