In The End, It's What You Believe In

Rating: 9/10 (1 June 2017)

Wonder Woman starts as a movie about innocence in a tribe of warriors, hidden from the world, forever unchanging.
But that innocence grew restless, with blooming ideals inside, and restless to fight.
This theme permeates the whole movie until its satisfying, superheroical conclusion.
Diana, Daughter of Hippolyta, Queen of The Amazons, is a young woman destined to be something cruel, but growing up innocent. Her innocence will be slowly peeled off her after a man, of male type, crash landed on the sea near her paradise island of Themiscyra. His intrusion into the hidden island brings more carnage of the outside world, until blood was shed on paradise and this innocent young woman started to feel the call to go out there into the world.
The call her mother understood perfectly, thus her permission for the young woman to go with the man into the world.
Her innocence, she carries everywhere, even in front of military generals whose sole purpose is to kill.
Her innocence started to be tested in the world of men, and she started to waver.
Thankfully, she has a guide, an anchor to her conscience, in the form of the first man ever step into the Paradise Island. Steve Trevor.
Steve has other ideals, a more mature form of willingness to do good, a grayed out form.
He carried her through civilizations that subjugate women, that battles without honor, that murder women and children.
He carries this powerful innocence through all that, and see her powers bloom.
And when even her powers are not enough to anchor her innocence, shattered as her ideals are shattered, he provided words that provide good tether to this new reality of hers. A solid foundation upon which she will go on from this precipice of her fates.
This movie is not about Diana, not at all. This movie is about Diana, Steve, and the haunts of wars, and what to do to keep one's innocence.
In the end, it's what you believe in. And Diana of Themiscyra chose Love.