Movie Reviews

'Wonder Woman,' the first stand-alone feature for the ageless princess of the Amazons, places her in the midst of WWI, with Gal Gadot in the title role and Chris Pine as American spy Steve Trevor.

The big-budget superhero (actually superheroine) flick starring a woman hits theaters this week

Gal Gadot wins high praise as the ideal avatar for an overdue Wonder Woman star turn.

Read Matt Goldberg's Wonder Woman review; Patty Jenkins' film stars Gal Gadot, Chris Pine, Connie Nielsen, Robin Wright, Danny Huston, and Elena Anaya.

The reviews have been flooding in, and Wonder Woman continues to defy all odds or expectations. In addition to becoming the highest-rated DC or Marvel film to-date, Gal Gadot's solo film has officially been Certified Fresh by Rotten Tomatoes.The review site collects the reviews from critics around.

Director Patty Jenkins breathes some life into the D.C. cinematic universe.

Wonder Woman Review: Overall, Patty Jenkins' "Wonder Woman" is a fun superhero movie that’s well worth checking out on the big screen.

She’s a good enough character to make you wish the movie around her was better.

The movie, directed by Patty Jenkins and starring Gal Gadot, shakes off branding imperatives with touches of screwball comedy and romantic adventure.

One takes note of the many encomia for Wonder Woman with a modicum of skepticism. Could film critics — virtually all of them ardent progressives — be grading on a curve, the way the Army gives women two and a half more minutes than men to be credited with the top score in a two-mile run?