All audience reviews of Wonder Woman

I don't know why the average rating is 4 but the movie was just perfect, gal was fabulous, clearly it's the 2nd best superhero movie of all time after the dark Knight of course. less

Being an ardent follower and supporter of Marvel in the Marvel v/s DC arguments, DC movies failed to excited me and make me go 'wow. But when I watched the trailer of DC's 'Wonder Woman', I could not wait for the movie to release. It was for the first time in so many years where I was looking forward to a DC release.

A movie starring the exceptionally beautiful Gal Gadot and dreamy Chris Pine, Wonder Woman is the story of the Amazonian warrior Diana, who saves pilot Steve Trevor from a plane crash and decides to save the world from the evil forces after learning about them from Steve. With Steve on her side, Diana and him build an army to fight against Dr. Poison, whose motive is to engage in a never ending war which will only make the world more toxic.

With action packed sequences performed by Gal Gadot herself, Wonder Woman is the perfect symbolism of the strong, independent and powerful woman and screams girl power from every nook and corner of the movie. While Chris Pine is wonderful in the movie as Steve Trevor, it's Gal Gadot's performance that steals the show. The movie also acts as a saving grace for DC, which gave its last hit film in the form of 'Man of Steel' starring Henry Cavill.

Verdict: The movie is a must watch and can compete with all other girl-dominated superhero movies. Do watch it for Gadot's stellar performance and the pleasant yet striking visuals. less

This movie is a brilliant movie with paramount visual appeal and amazing plot. Starring a female lead, it is one of the greatest movies in recent times. It portrays Wonder Woman as a headstrong, intelligent woman with a soft corner for babies. Gal Godoy has done absolute justice to the role. Chris Pine is a delight to watch. He plays his character with fervent passion and talent. This movie is a must watch. less

I don’t take sides when it comes to DC and Marvel. But their movies never fail to disappoint me. Wonder Woman was one such movie. I chose it randomly, I hadn’t even watched the trailer and I`m glad I watched the movie. It was one of those movies where you feel girl power pulsing through your veins and feel like shouting, “you go girl!” every now and then.

This movie had so much power. And by that I mean, fire power and woman power. Gal Gadot did such great justice to the role. I am a fan of the Fast and Furious franchise and though she played a role with least dialogues, she still added value to the team. I believe Wonder Woman was a great project for her.

The movie revolves around the Amazonian warrior,Diana, who decided to go to war after learning about the terror the world is facing, from a pilot Steve Trevor who she saved from a plane crash. Her mother is reluctant to let her go at first but Diana says, “Who will I be if I stay?”

With Wonder Woman on their side, Steve puts together a team to fight against Dr.Poison to stop their attempts from killing millions of people and engaging in a never ending war. The action scenes are the reason why this movie is my favorite. Taking away high heels and giggles in exchange for a sword and a shield gives women a new look. Not that rom-coms are bad, but this is such a nice change.

Fun fact : Gal Gadot preferred doing her stunt scenes on her own with no double.

Lastly, the ending of the movie didn’t really satisfy me. I thought it could be better. I don’t know how the original story goes so I cannot really say, but there was more drama than required towards the end. It could’ve been better. less

Princess Diana of an all-female Amazonian race rescues US pilot Steve. Upon learning of a war, she ventures into the world of men to stop Ares, the god of war, from destroying mankind. less