Worth it

Rating: 10/10 (27 August 2017)

From start to finish, this film was spellbinding. From the second it came on screen, an action-filled soundtrack paired with flat two-dimensional graphics flooded the screen & allowed a glimpse of Wonder Woman's journey in life before she evolved into a pop culture world-while phenomenon. Her Amazon spirit set an entirely different tone for anyone who was used to the television version of Diana Prince.
Gal Gadot, an Isreali actress, martial arts expert, and model easily stepped into the tall boots of the warrior princess and made the transition making us feel she wasn't just an actress playing a part. She breathed the essence of Diana, Princess of Themyscira - originally known in DC comics as Paradise Island.
Wonder Woman showcases how loyal and fierce women can be in the same breath. It colors a bold picture of how hard we fight when there's a cause while still respecting the softer side of life. Diana showcases this brilliantly as she champions forth in her battles kicking ass and saving the world all in the name of love.
The romantic chemistry between Gadot and Pine was just enough to paint a vivid picture of what happens behind closed doors, without being blatant or obscene. I loved the tenderness between these two. Their love symbolized so much in this film ... but again, I don't want to give any of the details away.
I highly recommend this film for men and women alike as there's plenty of gore, action, and fight scenes that will satisfy the male population while providing insight into the female psyche offering a glimpse of humanity, tenderness, and passion for humankind.