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A star rating of 4 out of 5.

Seventy-five years after her first comic book appearance, Wonder Woman is finally the star of her own feature and it doesn't disappoint. The fourth entry in DC's Extended Universe is as witty and heartfelt as it is thrilling. Gal Gadot reprises her role from Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, while Patty Jenkins (Monster) directs an origin story that sees the warrior princess drawn into the First World War after rescuing Chris Pine's crash-landed pilot. Together with a ragtag crew they set out to thwart Danny Huston's rogue general, whose behaviour is jeopardising the imminent armistice. As the Amazonian superwoman storms a battlefield in magnificent, surging style, her rocky theme adds punch and personality. And her ferocious principles feel true to creator William Moulton Marston's noble, feminist vision. The electrifying action is complemented by a stirring story, while Jenkins delivers a hero who lives up to the majesty of her moniker and stands apart from her superpowered brethren, not just in her gender but in her well-communicated ideals. Wonder Woman reminds us that, at their finest, such films inspire us to be all that we can be.

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Credits

Cast

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Diana Prince / Wonder WomanGal Gadot
Steve TrevorChris Pine
Queen HippolytaConnie Nielsen
General AntiopeRobin Wright
LudendorffDanny Huston
Sir PatrickDavid Thewlis
Dr Isabel Maru, "Dr Poison"Elena Anaya
Etta CandyLucy Davis
CharlieEwen Bremner
SameerSaïd Taghmaoui
The ChiefEugene Brave Rock
Senator AcanthaFlorence Kasumba
EpioneEleanor Matsuura
Diana, aged 8Lily Aspell
PhillipusAnn Ogbomo
Field Marshall HaigJames Cosmo
German commanderWolf Kahler
Kaiser Wilhelm IIMartin Bishop
Von HindenbergRainer Bock
MnemosyneJosette Simon

Crew

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DirectorPatty Jenkins

Details

Theatrical distributor
Warner Bros
Released on
2017-06-01
Languages
English | German | French | Spanish | Dutch | Chinese
Guidance
Some violence
Available on
DVD and Blu-ray
Formats
Colour

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