Well worth your time.

Rating: 8/10 (2 June 2017)

We begged, we pleaded, and finally Warner Bros. and DC Comics have given us a live-action movie worth getting excited about. After the plot holes of Man of Steel and the disappointments of Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice and Suicide Squad, the Patty Jenkins directed Wonder Woman is the first DC movie to be, at least, on level with the films being churned out for the Marvel cinematic universe. Additionally, as the first live-action superhero movie led by a woman both as the protagonist and the director, Wonder Woman, which comes out June 2, is well worth your local theater's ticket price.
For those not familiar with Wonder Woman's story, audiences are introduced to Princess Diana (aka Wonder Woman), played by Lilly Aspell (8) and Emily Carey (12), as the only child living on the secret Amazon-inhabited island of Themyscira. She desperately wants to become a warrior like the superhuman women who surround her, but her mother, Queen Hippolyta (played by Connie Nielsen), tries her hardest to forbid it. Predictably, Diana betrays her mother's wishes and becomes the strongest Amazonian and most bad-ass woman the world has ever seen. At the peak of her training, a World War I Central Powers fighter pilot-slash-Allies spy, Steve Trevor (played by Chris Pine), crashes into the ocean off the shores of the hidden island of Themyscira, sparking Diana's adventures in the world of men and war.
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