marcin_jozik

Watched quickly and (relatively) painlessly, but... it was terribly uneven. For me the animation itself wasn't quite good, and the script wasn't great either. Some of the characters seemed extremely irritating and some of the decisions they made were simply stupid. The villains, however, seemed terribly uninteresting, stereotypical and ridiculous.

The free maneuvering between extreme infantilism and serious intrigues was ridiculous, as if the creators themselves couldn't decide what the mood of the entire series should be.

There were some really cool ideas, but as a whole it was quite bland. 4/5.

The idea was really cool - Diana rescues wounded soldier who accidently appears at Themascira. After that they start to becoming closer to each other... I mean really close.

I loved that idea! In addition, Marley Brinx was the perfect choice for the role of Wonder Woman - she is both sexy and cute.

But unfortunately that's all. The implementation leaves much to be desired. The action takes place in a lost world but somehow you can hear some cars. The dialogue lines repeat over and over again, and Diana asks the same questions. She also often leaves the role - she uses colloquial phrases for genitals that an Amazon would not know. She also knows a little too much about the mens world.

Playing with a lasso is a great diversion. I loved it. Unfortunately, apart from that, the action is extremely monotonous - Diana hears murmurs, interrupts the fun, and starts all over again - literally. This pattern quickly becomes boring.

I wish this movie was better. Especially since the actress suited me very well. Unfortunately, the end result is not impressive. At least VR is a fun option.

I think watching only a fragment is the best solution - you will see the best and a poor implementation will not be so offensive.

Ok, the idea of this movie was neat. I would like to see full length and a little bit more mature version of this (something closer to Robot Chicken than Lego animation).