The Most Wonderful-er-est Movie There Is and Will Ever Be

Rating: 10/10 (10 March 2018)

Wonder Woman is one of the best movies in 2017 and by far the most successful. The movie is about Diana, who was raised by the Amazons on the island, Themyscira, and although her mother, Queen Hippolyta, disagrees, she trains to fight with the other warriors. One day however, a plane crashes offshore and Diana, seeing this, dives into the water and rescues the pilot, Steve Trevor. However, soon after, German ships come to the island in pursuit of Trevor. The Germans were killed, but Antiope, Hippolyta's sister and Diana's trainer, was killed protecting Diana from a bullet. Later, Steve and Diana leave the island in order to end the war and protect humanity from Ares. When arriving in Britain, it is found out that the British are negotiating an armistice with the Germans, but the notebook stolen by the spy Steve Trevor reveals that the Germans have developed a stronger and more potent form of mustard gas and plan to release it at the Western Front. Against the orders of his superiors, Trevor, along with Diana, head to the war front in Belgium, and Diana was able to enter "No Man's Land" and captures the German trenches. In the final battle scene between Ares and Diana, Steve, on the other hand, pilots the plane loaded with the deadly gas and sacrifices himself in order to protect everyone else. Diana defeats Ares and then we return to present day, where Diana is a curator of a museum and received a picture of Steve Trevor, her, and her companions during the war from Bruce Wayne, recruiting her to join him in defending the world once again from a new threat.
This movie is worthwhile to watch as it is one of only good superhero movies DC has released in a while. With a budget of $149 million, the film has grossed over $820 worldwide in box office sales. The development of the romantic relationship between Diana and Steve is heartwarming and the pain that Diana feels when Steve sacrifices himself is devastating, even causing me to tear up a bit when watching. This movie is the best superhero origin story. Seeing Diana develop as a character from being a naive child into hero who is kind and has a strong sense of righteousness, while protecting the innocents of the world and defeating the evil in the world. The change in her environment from an island paradise to the modern city of London is quite apparent, and Diana clearly doesn't fit in because she lacks the "modern common sense". The soundtrack of Wonder Woman was vey powerful and exhilirating to listen to. Especially the song being played during the battle scene in the tower and all that slow motion going on was just the best scene in the entire movie.
After reading some other reviews of Wonder Woman on IMDB, I was greatly offended by some losers who just try to find the smallest of faults in a movie and can't just enjoy it for Christ's sake. Although everyone is entitled to their own opinion, sometimes, they should just keep it to themselves, because their opinions are just plain wrong. One loser by the name of jsnaps098 says that there isn't any character development at all, and I instead think that Diana indeed does grow from a young, naive child into someone who sees the wrong in this world and does something about it. Anyway, I just can't find any fault in this movie because the final scene in which Steve Trevor flies off in the plane carrying the bomb and Diana is just crying her heart out. This scene just pulled so hard on my heart strings.
Overall, Wonder Woman is a must-watch movie, not only because of its captivating story of a young lady discovering her role in the world and what it means to be a hero, but also the love between two people who've been together through thick and thin and how loss can completely devastate someone. For anyone who has yet to see this amazing piece of artwork, it is available for purchase on most online streaming services as well as for subscribers of HBO Now, although you could probably watch it for free from some sketchy Russian website.