WONDER WOMAN is my favorite of the DCEU so far!! | First Time Reaction

[@petrusjnaude7279]

It's not included in the KZbin cut, but I always love her reaction the first time she tastes ice cream.

[@Imyerda]

Yip & oh a baby lol

[@davida.j.berner776]

Setting this movie during the First World War was such a good decision. In the comics, Wonder Woman first travels to "man's world" during WW2 (later retconned to the Vietnam War), but setting it during the "Great War," the "war to end all wars," is not only appropriate to the story, but it adds so much extra gravitas. The decision NOT to set it during WW2, though, was apparently made because Marvel had already released Captain America which was set during WW2, and DC feared that audiences might find it too similar. In any event, whatever the full reasoning was, it just works so well.

[@davidmcleod5133]

Congratulations on hitting 100k!!! Wonder Woman is a fitting reaction in light of the achievement!

[@anonymes2884]

Yeah, this is my favourite too (despite being a bigger fan of Superman and especially Batman as characters). Everything just works and I like Diana's realisation about people - she's not blind to our flaws but she fights for us anyway and _that_ feels genuinely "superheroic".

[@passionsquietrage]

14:00 This scene is a nod to the similar scene in Superman The Movie where Clark and Lois are approached by a mugger and Clark catches the bullet without Lois knowing.

[@patriotsfan122480]

Not sure if it was mentioned but the explanation Diana gives to Steve about her origin (being sculpted from Clay and brought to life by Zeus) is close to her original origin. In the comics the Greek Gods gave her life and powers. Her being the daughter of Zeus and Hippolyta is the more recent origin given a few years ago, not long before the movie was released, and was actually closer to the origin of the 2nd Wonder Girl who was the daughter of Zeus and a human woman and a big fan of Wonder Woman and the original Wonder Girl.

[@DouglasJohnson.]

I agree with you, Addie. I think this is one of the best of the DCEU. Another great Wonder Woman movie is the animated film from 2009. I prefer it to this one and it's well worth a look.

[@danielmorency2242]

Miss Gadot represented Diana's innocence perfectly. The fight scenes were off-the wall awesome. This movie was excellent.

[@willcline5918]

A man named Steve sacrificing himself in a plane in a story set during a World War about a hero who wears red, white, and blue and wields a shield? Sounds eerily familiar...

[@robpettigrew3308]

Congratulations on the plaque

[@astro824]

David Thewlis who played Ares in this film, is a very prolific British actor who also played Professor Lupin in Harry Potter and is going to be in the next Avatar sequels. He is terrific in all of his roles!

[@thomasgriffiths6758]

You should watch Naked (1993) a British film directed by Mike Leigh it has both David Thewlis and Ewen Bremner in it.

[@CyclopsScott]

This movie is SO much fun, it really nailed the tone and feel it was going for, and is just a joy to watch with great action, and KILLER music :D

[@FriendlyCroock]

Yeah... it's great alright. Except for Hollywood constantly using the germans as villains again and again and again.

[@FriendlyCroock]

it's even more pathetic and offensive when u realize why they do it. But I don't want to start a political conversation on Addie's channel.

[@LittleGalaxyBoy]

I wonder if they ever planned to show the Justice Society of America in Wonder Woman, if it was set in WWII instead. Showing all the Golden Age DC heroes fighting alongside Wonder Woman during WW2. But I feel like that would've weakened Man of Steel, since it portrayed Superman as the world’s first contact with "superhumans." Having a publicly formed team of WWII-era heroes active decades earlier would’ve undermined Superman’s reveal to the world, humanity's fear and essentially removing the whole point of the film. Hopefully, we’ll see the Justice Society in the new DCU, especially since the new Superman will be active in a world that’s always had superheroes, going way decades. I can totally see a young Clark Kent hearing stories about the Justice Society and other heroes while growing up, kind of like how a young Bruce Wayne visited Metropolis and saw Alan Scott’s Green Lantern flying overhead in the Batman: Hush comic.

[@countgeekula9143]

By far my favourite film of the DCEU. I have major issues with much of the DCEU but they pretty much nailed this one. Exciting, funny, moving, inspiring. Love it.

[@abovewater6918]

Wonder Woman is the perfect female Superhero. She's strong and brave but also still has some feminine nature in her as well. A lot of strong female characters showed in media have no softness at all. Being tough and masculine is their biggest character traits. It is nice to see such a well rounded and fleshed out female character in a superhero movie.

[@eatsmylifeYT]

And it's great that she seems innocent, even when talking about s e x.

[@TheFioda]

Nailed it. What they call "strong women character", is basically ANYTHING that is not feminine at all.

[@JoseMunoz-uo7jd]

Love the name is that your pet name for the wife 😅😅😅

[@JoseMunoz-uo7jd]

​@eatsmylifeYT the question is for you 😊

[@CaptainAmercia]

For me, Wonder Woman stands as the true beacon of hope, inspiration, and courage in the DCEU, more so than Superman. The past few films focused too much on reinventing Superman and building up to a version of the character that never fully materialized. In many ways, Wonder Woman felt more like a Superman film than Man of Steel. Her appearance in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice was the highlight of the movie for me. Wonder Woman (2017) is what happens when you hire someone who truly appreciates the character. David S. Goyer, who wrote the Man of Steel script admitted he wasn't a fan of Superman. Christopher Nolan, fresh off working on The Dark Knight Rises, also contributed to the script. In my opinion, if you're approaching a project with the goal of reinventing Superman because you think he's "boring" or simply don't like the character, then you probably shouldn't be working on a Superman movie in the first place. It's ironic, considering that just a year prior, we had Superman vs. The Elite (2012), which explored the very discussion on why a traditional Superman, one who doesn’t kill and prioritizes keeping civilians out of harm’s way is necessary. The film introduced a new, young team who saw Superman as outdated and were willing to kill to bring peace to the world. A shift in the superhero community, moving away from the traditional values of heroism and embracing a more morally ambiguous approach to justice. Highly recommend it, Superman vs. The Elite (2012), All-Star Superman (2011), all amazing Superman films that do so much justice to the character.

[@AllMachineAllChrome]

To be fair David S. Goyer isn’t exactly a huge comic book guy so his take on Superman is understandable. Superman is one of the most misunderstood superheroes by mainstream audiences since he's rarely done justice outside of the comics beyond animation and TV. Shows like Superman: The Animated Series, Superman and Lois, and My Adventures with Superman, last two being the most recent Superman shows and some of the best Superman content we've had in the past two decades.

[@Educated2Extinction]

Too often the source material takes a back seat to someone's "creative vision" and becomes a vehicle to showcase their greatness. Sometimes, I think changes are made just to make the point that this is their story, not the creators of the source material.

[@jamiewilson9280]

The creator of Wonder Woman was into bondage. Hence the Lasso of truth!

[@SGlitz]

Lynda Carter fan here. ;)

[@TheFioda]

hey, don´t spoil WW84 :)

[@thomasgriffiths6758]

David Thewlis(Ares) and Ewen Bremner(Charlie) are in one of my favorite films, a British film called Naked(1993) directed by Mike Leigh.

[@73Fluxx1]

The casting of Gal Gadot for Wonder Woman was a stroke of genius.

[@eatsmylifeYT]

Yep. And nobody but nobody would believe that a beauty like her would ever be jealous of Snow White.

[@TheBlond49]

She is not that hot, and her casting backfried because she supports genocide.

[@CollideFan1]

Love this movie, Gal played her so good. I like how naive and innocent she is to the world and people are really like. When it finally hits her full force that people don't need Ares to corrupt them, we already have that negativity inside us, it nearly broke her to just stop fighting. After Steve's sacrifice she went into full rage and attacked the soldiers with her powers, which left Ares in awe. Ares started making some good points to his cause to her and probably could have corrupted her to his side, but he had to trash talk about Steve and that did him in. Now we see why she was hesitant to help out in Superman Vs Batman. After the death of Steve, she was so over with the world that she just didn't get involved in world affairs... until recent times.

[@Wrathlon]

Whats crazy is they almost cut the no mans land scene but the movies director Patty Jenkins fought hard to keep it and in doing so created, IMO, one of the best comic book movie scenes to ever be filmed. I also really love how at the end of it all, despite being a god and everything that happened she is still another face in the crowd who lost the love of their life to the war like thousands of others. Its a really nice humanising touch.

[@eatsmylifeYT]

Diana should have replied "But I'm not a man" in that scene or would that have been too cliché a response?

[@Wrathlon]

@@eatsmylifeYT Nah too cheesy and would be a direct rip off of LotR "I am no man" scene.

[@BubbaCoop]

When I was a kid we had Hulk and Wonder Woman shows on network TV

[@flatebo1]

We also had The Amazing Spider-Man (1977-79), but it didn't last long.

[@SirPaladin]

There's also a movie about the CREATOR of this character that came out around the same time. look up "Professor Marston and the Wonder Women."

[@nintenmetro]

This is definitely one of my favorite DC films of all time.

[@jeffthompson9622]

Thanks for addressing this, Addie. Diana's introduction to the outside world took place in World War 2 in the comics, and Steve Trevor survived that war. Changing it to WW1 was an interesting creative choice.

[@JakkFrost1]

I recall hearing it was a deliberate choice since the first Captain America movie had come out not too long before this. It would be too close to copying the plot.

[@bigdream_dreambig]

In our historical imagination, WW1 was much more about the first modern combat -- trench warfare, machine guns, and chemical weapons -- while WW2 was about hate, prejudice, Hitler, and the Pacific. A story focused on an unidentifiable Ares is a much better fit for WW1. I would say the change was "inspired" more than simply "interesting."

[@vetarlittorf1807]

I think it's because WW1 was the fault of everyone involved, unlike WW2, which was the consequence of WW1.

[@eatsmylifeYT]

I like to think of Antiope as Diana's "Auntie Yopie".

[@suproliver]

Fun fact: General Luttendorf really was a German General in World War I. -OG

[@moviereviews4life]

The liquid that Steve is in at the start is thought to be one of the Lazarus Pits, this is what Ra's Al Ghul uses to keep himself young & how Jason Todd (2nd Robin) is put in to be revived after Joker kills him. The stuff the General uses to get stronger is an early version of what will be Venom, a poison that Bane uses to get stronger & fight Batman. Wonder Woman has 2 main origins. The first is where she was molded from clay & given life by Zeus. That was later evolved into having powers from each God. This was what is told to her as a story. During the New 52, they revamped her origins as being the daughter of Zeus & Queen Hippolyta, making her a Demigoddess. This is what ultimately turns out to be the truth here. She becomes the Goddess of War after defeating Area taking the mantle. The interesting about Ares is he isn't evil, He's simply an influence on the people of the world. Feeding on their deepest fears & hate. But the people are still responsible for their own actions. Both Zack Snyder & Patty Jenkins developed the film together with the writers. Snyder in fact won an award for his role in the film. So the slow mo was likely his influence. Originally Wonder Woman 2 was supposed to continue from ZSJL, but with Geoff Johns changing everything that was made with him involved & Jenkins was not happy with the changes.

[@BGsBooks86]

Wonder Woman was the first really good movie in the DCEU. It finally gave the franchise hope to succeed after all. There were a couple hits afterward, but that didn't last long. This is probably my second or third favorite of the DCEU.

[@jkhoover]

It was either this ending for Steve, or she has to watch him grow old and die.

[@gipsyundead]

If you're planning on watching Justice League after this, i beg you to only watch the Zack Snyder Cut only

[@lordmortarius538]

Connie Nielsen plays Queen Hippolyta (she was Commodus' sister in Gladiator), and Robin Wright is General Antiope (she was Buttercup in the Princess Bride) :D Also in the New 52 timeline (the current one), Diana is the daughter of Hippolyta and Zeus (once again, he famously can't keep it in his pants), rather than the "clay figure brought to life" from the Golden Age era origin, although this story was used as a cover to protect her from Hera's wrath, not Ares :P. This explains her demigod status a lot better imo, as it aligns with actual mythology, and makes her abilities as the god-killer make more sense. The Amazons are fierce warriors, but only she has the power of the gods.

[@Vaultboy307]

Eh, the New 52 ended in 2016, so thankfully it’s not the current canon. Nearly a decade ago now lol

[@Azameanie]

A guy named Steve rides a motorcycle to hijack a plane carrying a German super weapon and sacrifices himself to destroy it. This sounds strangely familiar.

[@williamblakehall5566]

I spent the summer of 2017 watching this thirty times and being able to keep 28 ticket stubs. It was so movie, it was the moviest movie I had ever seen. I've calmed down since then -- but the No Man's Land sequence always rouses me.

[@rosslad]

Great reaction. 😊 Your DCEU journey has been very good so far. Looking forward to seeing you continue with them. Some will Tell You to skip certain movies but Please just judge the movies for yourself like you have been. You'll still get the views 👍

[@lacondrathompson1747]

Happy New Year Addie🎉🎉

[@johnpittsii7524]

Hi Addie hope you are having an great and awesome day ❤

[@darrellyounyvski591]

saw the title of "Wonder Woman" and thought this was going to be a film about you🤩

[@robpettigrew3308]

Far and away this film is the best of the DCU

[@sweiland75]

"Are children not common with them?" There seems to be something missing to resolve that issue.

[@granadosvm]

This was a great origin story movie. I wished they had kept the quality in WW 1984, but oh, well. At least in Justice League they still make justice to her character.

[@chrisallen9638]

Buckle up for the rest of it, this is as good as the DCEU ever got.

[@4UGOY]

Thanks Addie, can't wait for ZSJL.

[@kenlangston3451]

The director originally wanted Wonder Woman to speak with a British accent but Gal Gadot tried and failed. After about a day, Robin Wright told director Patty Jenkins it would be easier for all the other actresses on the island to mimic Gadot’s Israeli accent.

[@_Delifor_]

you know there is a series of 11 episodes called sandman. The series is about 1 character from the DC universe, he is not part of the Snyder universe that you are watching now, but damn it is good. if you do not count superman with Henry, and Nolan's trilogy about batman, then this is one of the coolest projects in the DC universe (in my opinion). I think you would really like it. You watched Marvel series on the channel, so why not watch DC. I hope to see your reaction to this series someday. by the way, season 2 should come out this year

[@mexi72]

I think DC tried to pull a Black Panther and Spiderman in Civil War where the two showed up before they got movie. In the comics Wonder Woman is almost as strong as Superman. Now you gotta watch the 1980s series with Linda Carter. Maybe not.

[@SlashmanSG]

During a world war, a German scientist develops a new superweapon, which requires a person with super powers to assemble a rag tag team to try to save the world, and ends with Steve sacrificing himself by destroying a plane carrying the superweapon. Sound familiar?

[@omeshsingh8091]

My favorite.🥰

[@ExMalakite]

The thing that's really going to mess with you later is as a daughter of Zeus she's Hercules' sister and the Little Mermaid's cousin 😄Also, oh hey look another Chris playing a Steve that sacrifices himself during a World War to stop a German superweapon from destroying the Allies.

[@eatsmylifeYT]

Flying a plane!

[@SGlitz]

The actor who played Ares judt passed away a week ago.

[@oliverconway6960]

No he's still around for now.

[@tosweet68]

News of actor David Thewlis’s death spread quickly earlier this week causing concern among fans across the world. However the January 2025 report has now been confirmed as a complete hoax and just the latest in a string of fake celebrity death reports. Thankfully, the actor best known for his roles in Wonder Woman, War Horse or Harry Potter is alive and well.

[@blackpatflynn]

Addie!! Your smile brightens my day. You are one of my fav reactors because you are genuine, gorgeous, funny and its just so enjoyable to watch. Keep u the good work beautiful girl!!

[@phj223]

The sequel, Wonder Woman 1984, got a lot of criticism, and not all of it was unjustified, but I still found several scenes quite cute and actually very moving. And, obviously, Pedro Pascal is absolutely delicious in it. :)

[@SwiftJustice]

If you skip the first hour 1984 is fun as heck and moving too.

[@plothole181]

A superhero movie set in a World War at the end of which Steve goes down with a plane in order to save the day, ending a burgeoning love connection in the process.

[@eatsmylifeYT]

Were they supposed to go on a date? With dancing involved?

[@plothole181]

@@eatsmylifeYT Couldn't say for sure.

[@MikeBrown7799B]

Hello Addie!😊 This film was very good, but the sequel was not unfortunately. "Wonder Woman 1984" (2020) was bad enough to kill the Wonder Woman franchise. Did you recognize Diana's aunt who ends up taking a bullet for her? It is the actress that played Jenny in "Forrest Gump" and Buttercup in "The Princess Bride".😉 Great reactions to this well made superhero origin story, Addie!!!🎬👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@helisoma]

Beautiful reaction to a truly beautiful movie, that's all I have to say.

[@qq_02]

I normally don't say this to people, but nice plaque!

[@baronvg]

That Play button is so small, how far back is that wall? Lol

[@slicklin889]

WonderWoman84 is next

[@jkhoover]

It's not next in watch order, but it is one of the worst movies ever made.

[@jomojojo6603]

As another creator always says...Zakk Snyder movies would be 30 minutes shorter without slow-mo shots

[@vetarlittorf1807]

Remember, when you get to Justice League, watch the Snyder Cut, not the Theatrical Cut.

[@Mikesupr1]

David Thewliss is the best thing about this movie...he is back as a villain....recommend to watch Dragonheart.

[@crispy_338]

The WW1 setting is so underutilized in film

[@phj223]

You'd think Steve would be able to find a parachute somewhere on an airbase.. 🤔

[@ЛюбойГигиев]

Это тоже один из моих любимых фильмов про Супер героев.

[@TheDeconstructivist]

This movie is so, so good. My personal favorite of the DC cinematic universe. I love the innocence angle for Diana, too. For what it's worth, the sequel, *Wonder Woman 1984*, is honestly one of the worst films ever made. Some people like it, but it is absolutely, truly terrible on every single level. You'll probably watch it because this is a react channel and because you enjoyed this one, but you've been warned. Zack Snyder's Justice League and Aquaman are really the last of the DC movies. WW1984 and the Flash are so bad they should be ignored and Aquaman 2, while not *that* bad, just isn't up to the standard of the earlier ones. Thanks for your awesome channel! :D

[@JakkFrost1]

17:11 lol, you sweet summer child, has the Mission Impossible series taught you nothing about being too easily trusting of people in movies involving spies? 😝✌😁

[@howardjackson9129]

How are you not in the movies your self? Been a subscriber for a while.

[@MarkJoseph-h5y]

Don’t get to attached. But this is a brilliant film 😂😂

[@zbennalley]

I love this film. I just wish they didn't have actual Ares in the film, and it's just human nature to start wars.

[@SwiftJustice]

Five bags of popcorn 🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿

[@XRos28]

Diana was a gift, of sorts, from Zeus to Hippolyta, queen of the Amazons. She created Diana from clay and Zeus gave her life, this is why she was not an full Amazon, like all the adults, but because of Zeus she did have the capacity to learn from them how to fight, and of course, she was a demi-god, so she also had power. That was, in short, how Wonder-Woman came to be.

[@flatebo1]

Mythologically the Amazons are the descendants of Ares, their first queen being the daughter of Ares and Harmonia, a nymph/demigoddess. Amazons were a tribe with no men. They would occasionally breed with worthy men, but kept only their daughters, sending any sons born back to their fathers to raise. With the success of Superman and Batman, DC Comics asked popular feminist psychologist Wiliam Moulton Marston to create a female equivalent to appeal to the untapped girl market for superheroes. Marston was famous at the time primarily for inventing the lie detector. He incorporated the idea into Wonder Woman's Lasso of Truth as well as making significant alterations to the origin of the Amazons. A Hollywoodized version of the story of Marston's creation of Wonder Woman can be found in the 2017 film Professor Marston and the Wonder Women.

[@WhiskeySal-b7m]

Addie, you should definitely react to Professor Marston and the Wonder Women! It's a really cool look at the creator of Wonder Woman and the unconventional background from which she sprang. 😉

[@sweiland75]

I am not even a fan of superhero movies but I like this movie.

[@kevinc3427]

Couldn't think of a better replacement for Linda Carter.

[@Toryumon4Ever]

Wonder Woman is the only good movie from the whole DCEU line. It really was a miracle that a horrendous actress like Genocidal Barbie here actually did a good enough job not to sink it. Which is something she could never repeat again.

[@darthmaul13]

Hi Addie Haven’t got to the end of this video yet but make sure u watch Zack Snyder’s Justice league 2021. Do not watch 2017 josstice league. Zack Snyder, who had directed both films, was set to helm Justice League as well, with an ambitious two-part story planned for 2017 and 2019. Production began in 2016, with the movie slated for a November 2017 release. 2. Snyder Steps Down After Personal Tragedy (May 2017) • In May 2017, Snyder stepped down from directing Justice League due to the tragic suicide of his daughter, Autumn. At this point, the film was deep into post-production, with most of the footage already filmed. Snyder’s departure left the film in an unfinished state, requiring major revisions to be completed. 3. Joss Whedon Takes Over (May 2017 - October 2017) • Joss Whedon, director of The Avengers (2012), was brought in to finish the film. Whedon oversaw reshoots and extensive changes to the story, tone, and pacing. • The studio ultimately altered around 80% of the original footage, with much of Snyder’s vision being replaced or reworked to fit a lighter, more humorous tone. The reshoots were designed to make the film more in line with The Avengers, including a trimmed down runtime and a shift toward a less serious, more family-friendly atmosphere. 4. Reshoots and Challenges (Summer 2017) • Extensive reshoots took place in the summer of 2017, which included reworking entire scenes, adding new visual effects, and significantly altering character arcs. One of the most infamous issues involved Henry Cavill’s Superman, as the actor was unavailable for reshoots due to his commitment to Mission: Impossible - Fallout. Warner Bros. decided to digitally remove his mustache, resulting in a widely mocked CGI effect in the final film. • The reshoots and changes caused tension, as the film’s tone and structure diverged drastically from Snyder’s darker, more serious approach, leading to a final product that many found inconsistent. 5. Release and Reception (November 2017) • Justice League was released in November 2017, with Joss Whedon credited as the director. The film grossed $657 million worldwide, which was considered underwhelming given its large budget. • The movie received mixed-to-negative reviews, with widespread criticism of its inconsistent tone, rushed pacing, and visual effects (particularly Superman’s mustache removal). Many fans felt that the film lacked the depth and emotional weight of the earlier DCEU entries. 6. The “Snyder Cut” Movement (2017-2020) • Following the film’s release, fans launched the #ReleaseTheSnyderCut campaign, pushing for Warner Bros. to release Zack Snyder’s original version of the film. They believed Snyder’s cut would provide a more cohesive and faithful representation of his vision. • The movement gained widespread attention, with stars like Gal Gadot, Ben Affleck, and Jason Momoa expressing support for the release. Fans argued that the 80% of footage changed in post-production had severely compromised Snyder’s intended story. 7. Release of the Snyder Cut (2021) • After years of fan demand, Warner Bros. announced that Snyder’s version of Justice League, titled Zack Snyder’s Justice League, would be released on HBO Max in 2021. This version was a four-hour cut that included significant re-edits, restored scenes, and visual effects that aligned with Snyder’s original vision. • The Snyder Cut was well-received by fans and critics, who praised the film for its improved character arcs, more cohesive narrative, and a darker, more epic tone. However, the film’s long runtime and darker themes still made it polarizing among general audiences. 8. Aftermath and Legacy • Despite the critical success of the Snyder Cut, Justice League remains a symbol of the challenges Warner Bros. faced in creating a unified DCEU. The studio’s decision to drastically alter 80% of the original footage has become a key point of contention, and the resulting film highlighted the difficulty of maintaining a consistent vision amidst corporate pressures. • The Snyder Cut has since become a landmark in fan-driven campaigns and remains a defining moment in DCEU history, but Warner Bros. has since focused on more standalone films, shifting away from the interconnected approach of the original DCEU vision.

[@ianrastall]

The original version of Wonder Woman is actually much more realistic. She just worried a lot and wondered about her place in life.

[@TheCarterKent]

Diana was a baby born of magic...according to the lore.

[@joshuacampbell7493]

Addie, you need to watch Justice League Snyder's Cut. It's much better than the regular version.

[@alextan1478]

She has. It's listed on her Letterboxd.

[@Emily-tb1cp]

Please continue with Star Trek.

[@EmmanuelEtouMongo]

Wonder woman That’s a good movie I love 😅👍

[@reconsoldier135]

A good friend of mine grew up a huge fan of Wonder Woman. She said she teared up a bit during the No Man’s Land scene. Certain people like to shit on equal representation in media but it really is important to be able to see someone like you playing the hero for once.

[@DarthPoyner]

It shouldn't. That scene trivializes the sacrifices of the men and the importance of the women in that war. Some mary sue that can't die basically saying that they are all cowards for not risking their lives to push for a few inches of soil. And if it were Superman it would be the same. You can't be a hero if you aren't risking yourself. And she does this the entire movie. Chastising people for not being a super powered demi-god. And in the end, she is broken because of her romantic attachment to a man she barely met. My wife stormed out of the theater when we saw this movie. She has never been so mad about the portrayal of women.

[@bigdream_dreambig]

It's a delicate balance. Often "equal representation" can feel contrived, fake, and absurd (like that scene in Endgame); other times it's triumphant and empowering. Focusing on Good Storytelling is way more important. The rest should just naturally follow.

[@reconsoldier135]

@ yeah the endgame “she’s got help” scene is peak cringe for sure

[@bigdream_dreambig]

@@DarthPoyner 🤦‍♂ The point of much of the movie is how naive she is, so of course she's going to have a skewed perspective and make many foolish choices.

[@reconsoldier135]

@ good job reading into something that wasn’t there

[@SGlitz]

By far the best DCEU, AND one of the best Superhero movie ever made.

[@RichelBatistaAmorimGomes]

Addie watch this story a Hong Kong police officer played by Jackie Chan plagued by self-pity and survivor's guilt returns to action thanks to a rookie partner with a troubled history New police story (2004)❤❤❤❤❤

[@ChechoBenavides]

Excellent movie

[@rickyhart4715]

Seriously, Diana is my favourite superhero. She's literally an immortal Goddess in the new lore, and the pricks at Rocksteady unceremoniously killed her off. Crappest DC game EVER. They're like, every DC hero is dead... shit, people are upset. They were only clones, just kidding. Don't be mad at us. Except Wonder Woman, she's still dead. The least likely of ALL the characters to die... and I'm like, OK, screw you, I'm done with this franchise.

[@brandonchase1977]

I loved this movie. One of my favorite superhero movies. Which makes it so disappointing that I hated the second WW.

[@jameshelm2847]

Steve and Steve end a movie in a plane accident. This ending of Steve dying in a plane accident was too much like Captain America: The First Avenger. I understand that DC took things from Marvel, and Marvel took things from DC, but this was ridiculous.

[@bee-u6905]

Wonder woman was 1 of the first super hero be side Superman and Batman

[@bluris1711]

Act 1 and 2 are so good, and WB ruined act 3 by forcing in Ares. The story would be so much better if it was just men being evil. And WB also tried to remove the No Man's Land scene, they had no clue... but then, WW1984 turned out to be horrible, so maybe they should have interfered there :D Here is hoping Gunn can bring a more cohesive and rewarding spin on the DCU.

[@grogu9698]

I will miss Gal Gadot as Wonder Woman, she was perfect.

[@kaiokien2710]

Amazing movie

[@jimspetdragons3737]

This is the best movie in the slightly disappointing DCU (modern) era movies.

[@thatperformer3879]

Make sure you watch the Snyder Cut of Justice League.

[@cloudssj420]

I am glad that you're enjoying the DCEU films. I kind of envy you as well. As a DC fan, these films were a huge disappointment (to be really kind); although, I would save 4 of them, which I believe are hands down the best: The Suicide Squad (not the one you've already reacted to, but the one directed by James Gunn; NOT a sequel, by the way), Wonder Woman, Shazam! and Blue Beetle. Overall, I am personally glad that this universe got canned; it actually took way too long to get to that conclusion. Can't wait for the new DCU's first film release which is 'Superman' in July. Regardless, looking forward to your reactions.

[@rotaryperfection]

Addie, make sure you watch AquaMan 1st before Zack Snyders Justice League.

[@mohsiniqbal1724]

Do give your reaction to following movies of Jason Bourne: Bourne Legacy and Jason Bourne

[@oneopinion6806]

A Wonderful origin and character story that unfortunately is trapped within the DCEU. Snyder didn't know what to do with the character, and even Jenkins lost the plot with WW 1984.