Review of Wonder Woman (2017) by Rafaelsousa20 — 02 Jun 2017
-Clear turning point for the DC Cinematic Universe.
-You can still notice Snyder's colour palette from the second act onwards. However, due to Diana being presented as such a doubtless character, without any of the dread and anguish that brought the most recent itineration of Superman down, the film does not feel dreadful at all. In fact, the chear optimism and attitude of Diana justafixed to such a colour scheme create a good balance. -It suffers from the same problem as every single Marvel film where Loki isn't present: the villains are forgettable and one dimensional. Which is kind of a let down, given that they seem like excelent raw material, like diamonds in the rough. -The CGI is, at times, very poor. Add to that a ton of stones and gravel fling by, and some of the action scenes fall shorter of what they could be. -The jokes were all well placed and never felt forced. Props to "fish out of water" jokes never geting tiresome. -Regarding to the "feminist" aspect of it, I have to say I was impressed. Never did Diana try to preach the ideia that woman are men's equals in the cliche "we can all do the same things!" kind of way. Instead, whenever she is presented to a situation where she's advised to "let a man take care of it", she just brushs it off for one simple reason: she sees herself as man; not in the sense of having male genitalia but rather of being a member of manking.
-It managed to touch greater topics, even if only ever so slightly, mainly the actual nature of man's evil.
-The character development for Steve and Diana is very well achieved. -All in all, i'ts a great pocporn film.
This review of Wonder Woman (2017) was written by Rafaelsousa20 on 02 Jun 2017.
Wonder Woman has generally received positive reviews.
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