The best collection of limited-range actors - EVER!

Rating: 4/10 (9 September 2017)

I rate the title so highly because of some of the special effects which were truly adequate. The rest of the movie deserves oblivion.
Chris Pine, Gal Gadot, Connie Nielsen, and Robin Wright all have such poor acting skills that their performances were standard and unmoving expressions throughout the film. I half expected Pine to flip open a communicator and call out "Spock?" and Wright to address him as "Frank." Others have already pointed out astonishing continuity errors in the movie, but for me the worst was Pine's entrance when a German warship enters the "bubble" that hides the Amazon's home from view. Some boats with soldiers (not sailors) are launched and the soldiers get wiped-out eventually shown with interminable slow-mo "action" scenes. Next scene, the warship is gone. No mention of it, and it would seem there's no radio communication from the captain back to base because it is never seen again, nor is there any investigation into this mysterious island that is on nobody's charts. Never mind that dozens of highly-trained archers couldn't wipe out most of the soldiers before they got within 50 metres of shore because few marksmen could aim faithfully on a badly wallowing boat in choppy seas. And when the soldiers do reach shore, it appears the archers promptly pack up and go home but for a few who remain around to be picked-off at will.
There are of course, the mandatory sexist comments against Diana by the older men but none seems to have strong enough views to enforce them. And although her skimpy costume (by the day's standards) shocks Pine's secretary, not one other member of the population of London or France, or Germany sees fit to comment.
On the topic of costumes, the Amazons all seem to have selected their garments from a 14-years-old boy's fantasies and this appears to be pretty much their sole wardrobe. Other credibility issues revolve around the artfully sculpted eyebrows and hair, perfectly waxed bodies and the lipstick that most of the island's residents wear. But then WW is no worse than most post-apocalypse sc-fi movies in this regard.
There are far too many slo-mo sequences in the movie and these quickly contributed to the boredom already founded by the wooden acting and shoddy script. Since when did Wonder Woman gain the ability to fly, too? When I last read the comic books she certainly couldn't because she had an invisible plane to get around in. Yet, superman-like in the final scene she launches herself into the air and soars towards the horizon.
Like so much that is produced nowadays the film is big on explosive spectacle and special effects; short on good (never mind great) acting, a formulaic script, and a plot that's calculated to be simple enough for the lowest common denominator to understand.
Sure it made money, but the obligatory sequel will not see any of my hard-earned spent on it.