Love and compassion are her driving force, layered on top of the morality and duty we’ve seen in characters like Clark Kent and Steve Rogers, and that lends an authenticity to her world-saving antics. If WW84 can't quite reach the heights of the first film, it still soars beautifully when it matters most.īut it is Gadot’s emotional performance that cements WW84 as the quintessential Wonder Woman film. Such is the power of her compassion that you might be moved to forgiveness while watching it - of yourself, of other people, of the movie's own flaws. Diana remains an inspiring heroĭiana (Gal Gadot) may be blessed with super-strength and armed with magical artifacts, but her greatest gift as a hero remains her ability to love and inspire. You can read Mashable's review for the superhero hit right here and check out highlights from other critic reviews below. Picking up during the Cold War era, the film has Diana Prince (Gal Gadot) facing new foes including Maxwell Lord (Pedro Pascal) and Cheetah (Kristen Wiig) while reconnecting with her lost love, Steve Trevor (Chris Pine).
Lucky for us, while the film isn't quite as perfect as the original due to some over-plotting, most critics still enjoyed it. The long-awaited Wonder Woman sequel, which was delayed from June 5 due to the coronavirus, is finally arriving on HBO Max and in theaters on Dec. It's official: Wonder Woman 1984 is saving Christmas.
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