Best female-lead superhero movie my a*s

Rating: 4/10 (17 February 2020)

Directed by Patty Jenkins, Wonder Woman stars Israeli model Gal Gadot as the titular character, along with Chris Pine as Steve Trevor, her love-interest. Let me start off by saying that I was incredibly underwhelmed the first time I saw this film. My second viewing was no better, and the third ... yeah.
One of my biggest gripes with the film is its tone. I don't know how, but it just felt uneven to me. It might have actually been because of the mostly cringy humor scattered throughout; mostly being the key word as there were some scenes that did get a few chuckles out of me.
Another huge gripe I had was the three supporting supposed characters: there's a Scotsman who is frequently described as a professional sniper, a French man who often flirts with the main heroine, and some Native-American dude who had absolutely no depth whatsoever; then again, the other two seemed to have virtually none either. All three of them were there simply to serve as plot-devices, as well as mostly comic-relief.
One other gripe that a lot of people seem to have is the villains. Yes, I will sincerely agree that they were cartoonish at bast, but I honestly could care less. But the main issue that I have with the film is none other than the star herself Gal Gadot. I still do not get why this woman has gotten so much praise. Besides being nice to look at, she had absolutely nothing of value to offer. Her acting was completely wooden as she gives only 2-3 facial expressions in the whole film. And her line delivery, beyond mediocre.
The only saving grace of the film was none other than Chris Pine. While far from perfect, he clearly gave it all his best.
I've said it before and I'll say it again, Captain Marvel is far superior to this movie. Hate me all you want, send me death threats for all I care, I am sticking by what I said, I liked Captain Marvel way more than this tripe.