Supelice Dreadfully Boring

Borgarkeri A bit overrated, but still an amazing film

Asad Almond A clunky actioner with a handful of cool moments.

Yazmin Close shines in drama with strong language, adult themes.

Platypuschow I've never been a Wonder Woman fan, the ridiculous outfit always put me off much alike Superman and at time of writing haven't even watched the live action Gal Gadot filmFor this reason I went into this expecting very little so found myself blown away by just how good it is.Essentially an origin story it follows Diana from birth through to adulthood and her double pronged first mission to return a pilot to the world of man and to defeat Ares God Of War who has escaped confinement.It never fails to amaze me how good the voice talent is in these things. Here we have Keri Russell, Nathan Fillion, Alfred Molina, Rosario Dawson, Marg Helgenberger, Virginia Madsen, David McCallum and one of my favorite actors Oliver Platt.They do a fantastic job here as do the animators and the writers, I really enjoyed this. Is it ground breaking? Hardly, but considering it was a movie about a character I don't much care for they really knocked it out of the park.The Good:I love greek mythologyVery well writtenGreat voice castThe Bad:I still can't take the invisible jet seriouslyThings I Learnt From This Movie:Don't believe the lies about the stork or the sex thing, my eyes have been opened! Babies are molded from sand.Fighter jets floatThe man who created Wonder Woman was born in the 1800's, let that sink inHeroes have no appreciation for property damageBeing attacked by a god causes instant sobrietyThe question who ate all the pies has been answered, it was hades

philosofiend This film is an unoriginal and tired display of the "Battle of the Sexes" trope, thinly veiled as female empowerment. "All men are pigs", "women are emotional", "we like pretty things" and "Oh! Goodness, naughty language." Ironically, these stereotypes are all perpetuated primarily by the female protagonists, rather than by the ing male characters. For no other reason than to perpetuate her own world view, Wonder Woman will say things like "You're starting to sound like a woman", "It's not polite to hit a lady", and embody the "Catty" stereotype. Don't get me wrong, it had some positive feminist moments (mostly in the form of monologue) but the message is undercut throughout by the hypocrisy of the characters. Seriously, get your crap together.

KineticSeoul This is a corny superhero movie with a somewhat cool direction. I actually liked the direction they went with one of the most iconic super-heroine in comic book history. And it does have some witty dialogue mixed in with some corny ones. Although most of the jokes are directed towards adults. It's actually a decent movie showing the origin story of Wonder Woman, like where she comes from and what she represents and all that. The animation is well done and the story and direction is fast-paced and entertaining. But also with enough development to at least understand where the characters are coming from and their characteristics. Some may find the plot to be ridiculous like out of some corny 70's flick and yeah, the plot is mostly predictable. But it still has enough entertainment value.7.2/10

kieran42-16-812263 I am currently going through a stage of watching all of the animated DC movies. I was honestly going to straight up miss this one out as it's, you know, not Superman, Batman etc. But I am so glad I didn't as this is by far the best animated DC movie to date. I think in today's society, what with Christopher Nolans Batman,the popularity they gain and what have you, it's easy to forget or downright exclude other superheroes, especially ones that aren't included or seen as popular in the eyes of your average Joe. But this animated movie and the way it handles the origin story of Wonder Woman, very much impressed me. I only hope that further down the line, they decide to do another Wonder Woman animated film, not one with the rest of the JLA as I feel the rest of the cast over shadow her.