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9/10 Rating
1 hr 38 min
2015
action
adventure
comedy
fantasy
Last Updated: 30/05/2025
Wonder Woman tells the origin story of Diana Prince (Gal Gadot), the Amazonian princess who will one day become the legendary hero known as Wonder Woman. Raised on the secluded island of Themyscira, Diana is trained in combat by her aunt Antiope (Robin Wright) and grows up believing in the mission of the Amazons—to protect humanity from Ares, the God of War, who they believe is responsible for the suffering of mankind.
The story takes a turn when an American spy, Steve Trevor (Chris Pine), crashes on the island, bringing news of a massive war raging in the outside world—World War I. Diana, believing that Ares is behind the war, decides to leave Themyscira and join Trevor in his mission to stop the bloodshed. Once in the human world, Diana begins to discover the complexities of humanity and realizes that the fight against evil is more complicated than she originally thought. As she joins forces with Trevor and his allies, Diana must confront her own beliefs about humanity, love, and war while coming into her full power as Wonder Woman.
The film explores Diana’s growth from an inexperienced warrior to a powerful and compassionate hero who stands as a beacon of hope for the world.
Wonder Woman is a refreshing and empowering superhero film that not only marks the debut of Gal Gadot’s iconic portrayal of the character but also serves as a groundbreaking moment for female-led superhero films. Directed by Patty Jenkins, the film balances exhilarating action with deep emotional resonance, making it one of the standout entries in the DC Extended Universe (DCEU).
Gal Gadot’s performance is the heart of the film—she embodies Diana with strength, warmth, and innocence, capturing both her warrior spirit and her evolving understanding of humanity. The film’s exploration of Diana’s origin is engaging, particularly her transition from a sheltered Amazonian princess to a fierce fighter who must confront the complexities of human nature. Chris Pine’s Steve Trevor offers the perfect foil to Diana, with their chemistry adding depth to their partnership.
The action sequences, particularly the iconic No Man’s Land scene, are visually striking and serve to elevate Diana as a symbol of strength and hope. The film’s themes of love, sacrifice, and the impact of war are powerfully portrayed, making Wonder Woman not just a superhero origin story, but an emotionally resonant film with universal appeal.
With its strong performances, compelling narrative, and breathtaking visuals, Wonder Woman is a triumphant success. 9/10.
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