So many questions and plot holes!

Rating: 5/10 (17 October 2017)

I wished for this movie to be great because I like the DC universe. Nice action, nice effects but the story.... If the movie is divided in 3 parts, the beginning the middle and the end, the middle part was good. The other two parts suffer greatly.
I get it, they want to create some kind of new mythology, a powerful origins story. But in the process they create so many problems! Where do I start? Diana as a kid Jumps off a cliff and her mother catches her just because she happened to be there. Would she die otherwise? Why did she jumped anyways? It seemed like something very casual without any seriousness. I have no idea what was the point of that scene.
We don't know what Diana's bracelets are or do... why they repel bullets? Why she needs a shield if she has the bracelets? You don't know how long it takes for Diana to grow up (which in turn would explain why she hasn't grow old since 1945). The director said that Diana is 3000 years old but that doesn't show in the movie at all. Then.. why she grow up anyways, she is made of clay! Well, OK she is not made of clay as it is revealed, but why lie to your daughter for 3000 years? (that would make sense if Ares was Dianas father).
We don't know where the island is... the hero is English, he was fighting Germans and they get to England by boat in a day! The amazons are training for millennia, but they have no traps at the beach for any intruders! The Amazons fight the Germans just because a stranger told them that they are the bad guys. The Amazons are not getting old, so they are immortal? Then why some are older than others? And if they are immortal but they can die.. then what the difference between them and the Gods, who also died? And between immortal Amazons and Gods, why is Diana special? Diana's super powers such as flying, is not explained at all. What are the origins of the lasso? Why the Amazons were isolated on an island if they were destined to bring balance to the world? And how they learn the thousands of different modern languages that they speak if they never left the island in thousands of years? And if they know so many languages, then how come they don't know what Germans are? Why the Amazons hide? Why there are no men in the island? And what her mom said, that "the more she knows, the faster Ares will find her" that makes no sense at all. Also, Diana's mom trying to shield her from training made no sense, because in that island everyone learns to fight and Diana's destiny was to kill Ares and that's why she was created. So that was just forced drama and tension between Diana's mom and her sister. And then suddenly Diana's mom goes from one extreme to the other, making Diana to train 10 times more than anyone else. Everyone has an extreme viewpoint in this movie.
How did Ares killed all the Gods? the Greek Gods were dozens, surely someone would notice that someone murders Gods and they would find out who is the killer. If Anything, Ares would be the prime suspect, as opposed to Hestia for example. Most of the other Gods were Ares family and it's not justified why Ares kills his family.
Also, since they are Gods, how come they don't know that Ares is on to something? How come Athena the Goddess of Wisdom didn't know about any of that? Also who makes those rules about "only Gods can kill Gods"? How did the Gods were created? Nothing of real importance is explained.
Ares had the face of a drunk farmer. No offense to the actor or the drunk farmers, but that was not the face of an epic war-God. It would be redeeming if he had another "true" face in his final form, but nah. The Wonder Woman cartoon movie and Xena had much better Ares. A better plot would be Ares convincing Diana that he is a good guy and make her question her beliefs.
Then Ares says that he didn't make men fight, he only provided the weapons, which doesn't make sense because according to Greek myths, Hephaestus made the weapons. Even if Ares only provided the weapons, then his appearance there and killing all the Gods was meaningless! Ares here had no real philosophy and his death didn't change the world at all.
How is it possible for the God of war to lose to a woman that only got out of her island like 5 days ago? That makes him a complete loser. Ares has the power to melt swords, he can teleport, he can telepathically move objects, and yet Diana suddenly has super magical speed and wins. Ares could easily teleport away from that final explosion. The final battle had no stakes either: they were both immortals with superpowers. If Diana died, nothing would change because we are like that even now. If Ares only gives us weapons, then why Diana fights him instead of humanity itself? They only fought only to kill each other.
The message of the movie was pointless. Diana said that love wins all but... she didn't win with love but with force and killing. Every singe one of her battles. The movie would have a better meaning if there was no Ares and human made the wars on their own and Diana could help with that. If anything, blaming a fictional figure for a real war may sound like mocking the people who actually died in that war.