Fun movie that I can watch again and again

Rating: 9/10 (15 October 2017)

So I see a lot of "awful" reviews here, but to me that is one the best movies I've seen - not just in that genre. Honestly, I'm not a super- hero fan, I think I saw maybe 2 movies (Michael Kitton's Batman and Christopher Reeve's Superman), and watched BvS for Gal Gadot, but the movie itself was pretty bad (I'm being nice).
But Wonder Woman? I love it. OK, so Gal Gadot won't win an Oscar (for this one or maybe ever) but she is perfect for Wonder Woman. When you see her on interviews you get why they chose her. I saw her doing some Israeli shows in the past, when she started doing movies in Hollywood I had my doubts (cause she wasn't very good in Bubot, for example) but she's a much better actress today, and she's still developing. Luckily for her (and for everyone involved) there's a strong cast to support her - Chris Pine above everyone else, of course.
Chris Pine proves himself to be an excellent actor, and honestly - I never paid any attention to him. After Wonder Woman I watched pretty much all his movies (and one TV show he was on) just for him. He's one the most talented actors our there today. He can be super funny (Horrible bosses), his Captain Kirk is perfect, his dramatic roles were touching, and even as a psycho he gets it done better then anyone. Wonderful actor.
OK, the important part? The movie itself. I think I watched it 10 times by now, and every time I find more stuff that I missed, that just make it even better for me. The chemistry between Gal and Chris is amazing, and every character is just perfect. They manage to show you different stereotypes and get you to think of them in the simple stereotype (Charlie, Samir, Chief) and then they prove to you that they're not what you think they are. Charlie is actually dealing with PTSD, Samir is a good liar because he's a frustrated actor in the wrong color, and even if you think people see Diana as beautiful and nothing more - that's exactly what the movie is about. She's beautiful, but she's just so much more. When Samie and Charli meet her they laugh at the thought of taking her to the front, but as the movie goes on they learn she can take care of herself, but it's Steve that might need help.
It just feels like there's a lot of thought in every word they say, every thing they do and every scene. From Steve seeing Antiope jumping on the shield (and using it with Diana in Veld), to the Queen telling Diana she will do nothing (while Steve's dad told him you can either do nothing or you can do something, and he already tried nothing). Everything has a meaning.
So no, it's not Oscar materials, I gave it a 9 because the final battle is a huge disappointment, but it's fun, smart and exciting movie. The fighting scenes rock (the one in the warehouse/Weld... wow), and they actually manage to build all stories perfectly.
Even with Steve and Diana, they actually build a real love story in a short time. Them saving each other again and again (yeah, he saved her in Veld), always keeping eye contact between them (including when she's in no-man's land, during the fight scene in Veld etc), they just manage to give the characters more depth then one can imagine. So if you didn't see it (or if you saw it and expect Oscar material movie) just expect a fun movie that has some romance, some action and some laughs.
One of my all time favorites.