Wonder Woman—work of art owned, interpreted, and defined by Gal Gadot—goes to WOW!
status from its opening scene. The set up for her story could not possibly have
been better. Child actress Lilly Aspell completely charms and Emily Carey
provides the final touch for the entrance of the adult Wonder Woman played by Gadot.
Gadot commands eye movement to follow
her the moment she steps into her scene. Her dialogue, carriage, and poise define
Wonder Woman as Wonder Woman has never been defined before. WOW! What a film! Chris
Pine perfectly supports Gadot’s character and the use of a World War I background for the storyline commands the need for a superheroine. Watch for Ewen
Bremner (as Charlie), Danny Huston (as Ludendorff), and Elena Anaya (as Maru).
The official Bad Guy—Sir Patrick/Ares (David Thewlis)—is a little awkward
because of his non-threatening looks, but he acts the part well and presents
himself onscreen well. The movie earns its watch in every category.
Film
Poster Courtesy of Google Images
Storyline
Wonder
Woman moves from her beginnings into a more modern age.
Additional Thanks
Thank you to Director Patty Jenkins for directing effort.
Thank you to Producers Charles Roven, Deborah Snyder, Zack Snyder, and Richard
Suckle for making the film possible. Cast includes: Gal Gadot, Chris Pine,
Robin Wright, Danny Huston, David Thewlis, Connie Nielsen, and Elena Anaya.
Buy a ticket? Yes? No? Maybe?
Yes. This is a great watch and a great second
watch. The movie’s dialogue is fresh and interesting. Gal Gadot has re-drawn
the traditional Wonder Woman figure into a tower of strength that does not just
rely on physical strength and magical powers. Director Patty Jenkins draws the depth
from a very good movie script.
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