The DC movie that I'VE been waiting for

Rating: 8/10 (12 June 2017)

With DC's failed attempts to get me invested in their two biggest powerhouses (Batman and Superman) along with getting me to love the soundtrack more then their shot at a villains story (Suicide Squad)and even now I've found myself losing interest more and more for Justice League I truly believed that Wonder Woman would be the one film in its roster that would at least restore my faith in them or at least show the rest of the directors for future movies how to properly succeed in the franchise.
Wonder Woman is a compelling story that has inspired hope and a real sense of comradely and conflict that DC in the past has failed to establish in the past. There was conflict in Batman V Superman, but i didn't feel it. There was conflict in Suicide Squad, but in reality these characters don't care(I mean there sitting at a bar having drinks and then suddenly they're like "Well we gotta go give everyone fan service.")
And That's what DC feels like. It feels like the directors are only giving the audience what they want because of fan service.
Which in some cases isn't wrong. But things like Doomsday in BVS The Flash cameo in Suicide squad And then the really force intro to the Justice Leagues Profiles in BVS It's like DC is trying to scream at the top of it's lung in Neon lights
WE'RE A CONNECTED UNIVERSE JUST LIKE MARVEL, CHECK OUT OUR FAN SERVICE IT'S NOT NEEDED BUT WE DO IT ANYWAY!!
It isn't trying to be an emotional journey that speaks to the audience and can also be a good time. I'm not saying be more like Marvel, I'm saying at least get us to CARE about our leads and their conflicts and you have to do that by showing that THEY care.
Wonder Woman is different because you see so much emotion. You see so much love, compassion, trust, loyalty, hope, fear, desperation and you truly feel the loss, you feel the rage and conflict. I loved being on Paradise Island and seeing the Amazons fight along side one another, I really felt a strong sisterhood on how they would defend and speak to one another. Wonder Woman is a story just trying to be it's own intro to the DC expanded universe. It has its flaws and a kinda disappointing villain but was enjoyable because i felt a real connection to this character.
Along with that Wonder Woman wast trying to be a feminist film. (funny how no one thought that about this movie but with Ghostbusters it was given all kinds of hate) It wasn't trying to show how Men are stronger or how they're all corrupt, no it shows how mankind/the human race no matter who you are cannot always be the best that we should set out to be. At one point they even bring up race, which I wasn't expecting, it deals with all these issues that can lead people to think certain ways. Even though there was a clear villain to this movie, i feel like just the ideas of the Human race and what that can lead to was villainous all on its own.
Maybe I felt this way because she was new to her role of being a heroine and you see her make mistakes, you see her question herself and how things work, you see her fight, show courage, fear and lose a sense of hope in those she's suppose to protect which isn't something we see a lot in superhero movies, you don't see the heroes question if the public is even worth the time of day, but even then the right decision is made based on what SHE thinks and not what the influence of others should lead her to do.
Over all i feel that Wonder Woman was a very enjoyable experience and was pleased to have seen it with my mother ( a huge WW fan growing up in the 70's)
Wonder Woman leaves you with a real sense of hope, love and faith and I would highly recommend it!! 8/10