Autistic Reviewers Opinion Of This Movie.

Rating: 8/10 (3 June 2017)

With Batman VS Superman and Suicide Squad suffering from mixed to negative reviews and troubled production (even I was 50/50 on SS and preferred the Ultimate Cut of BVS), does Wonder Woman fall to the same fate as they did? Nope, but it does soar to the great lengths of recovery to being one of the best DC films since The Dark Knight. Firstly, Gal Gadot shines incredibly in the role. Having shown this in a small role in BVS, it's here she's given everything to show emotion, strength and agility to the character well known to comic fans and female followers. I won't lie but I did doubt her in the role when she was first cast but seeing her in the role has really blew expectations. The supporting cast as well were all great, giving purpose to the story and pacing and humour wasn't so heavily forced it does work.
The plot here is actually decent and there's no flaws like SS did, it has a decent amount of time for character development, connection and purpose (like the purpose to why Diana wants to make a better place of the world), tightly shot but awesome action sequences, great production design and value (the Greek world of the Amazonians to the gritty realism of war in the real world) and a solid director with a keen eye on storytelling. Patty Jenkins was a great choice to helm this first ever female superhero movie, delivering one that will surely won't be a failure with critics and the box office.
While with no signs of negativity present (despite the CGI overuse in the third act) WW is a great treat for all fans and audiences alike, with great detail in character development, solid action, amazing production design and value and a great leading lady as the female superhero. Believe me, it's indeed up there with Logan and Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 in my best films for the year list and probably the best DC Extended Universe film so far.
4/5 - The Autistic Reviewers