Customer Ratings & Reviews

Love this film, even for a DC movie :) Plus, I ordered this during Black Friday, and I had no idea that the picture didn't match the description until Best Buy emailed me & refunded me for the price of the movie. I was only paying a few dollars for the BF deal anyway, but this showed that Best Buy really stands by their customers.

An unexpected literate script with acting that out-does the over the top fantasy elements while maintaining the need to develop characters and melding it all into an entertaining, action-filled 2 hours. The 4K transfer is excellent and the surround sound elements are enveloping. Put this one on your demo list.

Bought the previous released Steelbook then I saw this and I had to have it. The 1st one looked like cartoon artwork while this looks better in my opinion. Also picked up Justice League. Hoping Batman Vs Superman gets something similar even though I doubt it, at least Shazam is going the same route artwork wise.

Aquaman may have started the lighter and more enjoyable DC movies. However, it was Wonder Woman that walked, so that Aquaman and Shazam could run. They are the movies that are elevating DC and bringing it more towards the Titans that are Marvel films. Definitely a must see movie in DC's cinematic universe.

I am a huge Marvel fan and have long wanted DC to step it up. I was marvelously surprised at how good this movie was, especially considering the main character is a strong, female lead in a generally male dominated super hero world. Fantastic all around! I think Gal and Chris played off each other well!

Firs this movie is one of the best for DC, hope they continue with this type. second the package was also with a DVD and digital!, I was not expecting it since it did not say nothing clear on the package. I was wanting to get this for a long time but just recently saw it on a very good price so I got it!

“Wonder Woman” is beautiful, kindhearted, and buoyant in ways that make me eager to see it again. Jenkins and her collaborators have done what I thought was previously impossible: created a Wonder Woman film that is inspiring, blistering, and compassionate, in ways that honor what has made this character an icon. 

Wonder Woman is ICONIC and this is by far one of the better movie of all the other live action movies DC has put out. The story is great and the action is just where it needs to be. There is comedy added in and it really gels will with the movie. Wow, you MUST own this movie and you will not be disappointed.

I don't think they could have picked a better actress to portray Wonder Woman. The story line is well assembled, the acting is great & Gal Gadot KILLS it as Wonder Woman. The 4K picture quality is totally worth it too. We watched it in HD and then 4K to see the difference and it's there. Great purchase!

It is a decent movie that I got with 4K blue ray player bundle. I cannot say anything in particular about it was bad, hence my "good" rating, but it just didn't turn my crank. Justice League which was part of the same bundle was much better in my opinion and I maybe buying Aquaman. I really liked Jason Momoa in Stargate Atlantis. I wish I didn't have to choose a recommendation to a friend because it's not a bad movie. Just a matter of taste. Take the recommendation as a very soft no.

Wonder Woman is solid throughout. Very well put together and leads you through the character and her development as a person and her ability to adapt to the outside world without losing herself. Chris Pine plays an excellent role and fits into the movie perfectly. Great movie for all ages.

Up to this point, I had watched all of the DCEU movies and have been entertained, but not particularly impressed. When I walked away from Batman V Superman, Wonder Woman was without a doubt the best part and I had hopes for her solo film. After Suicide Squad, my hopes were lessened, but still present. After seeing the film twice I can confidently say it is one of, if not the greatest super hero movies ever made. Wonder Woman is a very focused and purposeful superhero movie. There isn't a single scene that feels like filler and you can tell Patty Jenkins knows exactly what kind of story she wants to tell. The film balances action and adventure with social commentary very well and is almost flawlessly executed. The setting in 1918 puts us in a time when women were on the verge of revolution, and the presence of Diana clashing with patriarchal ideals is not only historically logical, but elevates the film to a modern allegory. It's one of those movies that follows superhero tropes and Joseph Campbell's heroes journey, but keep things fresh so it never once feels derivative. Gal Gadot is absolutely fantastic and gives one of most sincere superhero performances ever captured on film. She is able to communicate her characters thoughts and emotions without words, she has a powerful and commanding presence, she is elegant and intellectual, she is witty and clever. But at this point in her life she is also naive and does not understand the world as much as she thinks she does. You can see a clear distinction between the way she carries herself in Batman V Superman compared to Wonder Woman, further showcasing Gal Gadot's subtle and dedicated performance. In this movie, she is still relatively young and must learn a valuable lessons that mankind can be good and that evil does not come from only one source. A very powerful and inspiring message, especially in these troubled times. It was very smart to not cast an American actress or make Gal change her accent. She is a Greek Goddess and should not be a "girl next door" type. This is one of the most serendipitous casting decisions ever made, she was born to play Wonder Woman. I am not a big superhero fan, but the second time I saw this movie it effected me just like when I returned to see Star Wars or Lord of the Rings. I found myself tearing up during a few scenes because we have never seen a woman with this kind of power on film before. After her scene in No Man's Land, the audience in my theater clapped and then when the people in the movie clapped for her, the audience clapped AGAIN! Something that just doesn't happen at the movies anymore, unless it's a franchise with 40 years of films like Star Wars. This movie is exactly what modern audiences are looking for and it is 100% satisfying. Wonder Women will go down in history with The Dark Knight and Spider-Man 2 as one of the best and most culturally significant superhero movies ever. This is a game changer for the DCEU because they have now made a film better than EVERY MCU movie. The bar has been raised for all superhero studios. Wonder Woman is essential viewing for not only superhero fans, but film buffs and fans of the action epic. The first time I saw the movie, I had very few qualms, and most of those are no longer issues to me. All of them were little things like "I wish we could see this", "a little too much CGI at the end". Any and all issues with the film is not the movies problem and is simply a matter of personal taste because it is a near perfect movie. There are no objectively bad executions with the movie like there were with the previous DCEU films. If you don't like it, then that is without a doubt your problem, because as a lover of films and not superheros, it's near perfect film-making and I will not be surprised if this gets nominated for Oscars, it deserves them. As a man, I am not only proud to have a Wonder Woman to look up to, but proud to see that hollywood has made such a landmark achievement in women's film history.

Up to this point, I had watched all of the DCEU movies and have been entertained, but not particularly impressed. When I walked away from Batman V Superman, Wonder Woman was without a doubt the best part and I had hopes for her solo film. After Suicide Squad, my hopes were lessened, but still present. After seeing the film twice I can confidently say it is one of, if not the greatest super hero movies ever made. Wonder Woman is a very focused and purposeful superhero movie. There isn't a single scene that feels like filler and you can tell Patty Jenkins knows exactly what kind of story she wants to tell. The film balances action and adventure with social commentary very well and is almost flawlessly executed. The setting in 1918 puts us in a time when women were on the verge of revolution, and the presence of Diana clashing with patriarchal ideals is not only historically logical, but elevates the film to a modern allegory. It's one of those movies that follows superhero tropes and Joseph Campbell's heroes journey, but keep things fresh so it never once feels derivative. Gal Gadot is absolutely fantastic and gives one of most sincere superhero performances ever captured on film. She is able to communicate her characters thoughts and emotions without words, she has a powerful and commanding presence, she is elegant and intellectual, she is witty and clever. But at this point in her life she is also naive and does not understand the world as much as she thinks she does. You can see a clear distinction between the way she carries herself in Batman V Superman compared to Wonder Woman, further showcasing Gal Gadot's subtle and dedicated performance. In this movie, she is still relatively young and must learn a valuable lessons that mankind can be good and that evil does not come from only one source. A very powerful and inspiring message, especially in these troubled times. It was very smart to not cast an American actress or make Gal change her accent. She is a Greek Goddess and should not be a "girl next door" type. This is one of the most serendipitous casting decisions ever made, she was born to play Wonder Woman. I am not a big superhero fan, but the second time I saw this movie it effected me just like when I returned to see Star Wars or Lord of the Rings. I found myself tearing up during a few scenes because we have never seen a woman with this kind of power on film before. After her scene in No Man's Land, the audience in my theater clapped and then when the people in the movie clapped for her, the audience clapped AGAIN! Something that just doesn't happen at the movies anymore, unless it's a franchise with 40 years of films like Star Wars. This movie is exactly what modern audiences are looking for and it is 100% satisfying. Wonder Women will go down in history with The Dark Knight and Spider-Man 2 as one of the best and most culturally significant superhero movies ever. This is a game changer for the DCEU because they have now made a film better than EVERY MCU movie. The bar has been raised for all superhero studios. Wonder Woman is essential viewing for not only superhero fans, but film buffs and fans of the action epic. The first time I saw the movie, I had very few qualms, and most of those are no longer issues to me. All of them were little things like "I wish we could see this", "a little too much CGI at the end". Any and all issues with the film is not the movies problem and is simply a matter of personal taste because it is a near perfect movie. There are no objectively bad executions with the movie like there were with the previous DCEU films. If you don't like it, then that is without a doubt your problem, because as a lover of films and not superheros, it's near perfect film-making and I will not be surprised if this gets nominated for Oscars, it deserves them. As a man, I am not only proud to have a Wonder Woman to look up to, but proud to see that hollywood has made such a landmark achievement in women's film history.

Up to this point, I had watched all of the DCEU movies and have been entertained, but not particularly impressed. When I walked away from Batman V Superman, Wonder Woman was without a doubt the best part and I had hopes for her solo film. After Suicide Squad, my hopes were lessened, but still present. After seeing the film twice I can confidently say it is one of, if not the greatest super hero movies ever made. Wonder Woman is a very focused and purposeful superhero movie. There isn't a single scene that feels like filler and you can tell Patty Jenkins knows exactly what kind of story she wants to tell. The film balances action and adventure with social commentary very well and is almost flawlessly executed. The setting in 1918 puts us in a time when women were on the verge of revolution, and the presence of Diana clashing with patriarchal ideals is not only historically logical, but elevates the film to a modern allegory. It's one of those movies that follows superhero tropes and Joseph Campbell's heroes journey, but keep things fresh so it never once feels derivative. Gal Gadot is absolutely fantastic and gives one of most sincere superhero performances ever captured on film. She is able to communicate her characters thoughts and emotions without words, she has a powerful and commanding presence, she is elegant and intellectual, she is witty and clever. But at this point in her life she is also naïve and does not understand the world as much as she thinks she does. You can see a clear distinction between the way she carries herself in Batman V Superman compared to Wonder Woman, further showcasing Gal Gadot's subtle and dedicated performance. In this movie, she is still relatively young and must learn a valuable lessons that mankind can be good and that evil does not come from only one source. A very powerful and inspiring message, especially in these troubled times. It was very smart to not cast an American actress or make Gal change her accent. She is a Greek Goddess and should not be a "girl next door" type. This is one of the most serendipitous casting decisions ever made, she was born to play Wonder Woman. I am not a big superhero fan, but the second time I saw this movie it effected me just like when I returned to see Star Wars or Lord of the Rings. I found myself tearing up during a few scenes because we have never seen a woman with this kind of power on film before. After her scene in No Man's Land, the audience in my theater clapped and then when the people in the movie clapped for her, the audience clapped AGAIN! Something that just doesn't happen at the movies anymore, unless it's a franchise with 40 years of films like Star Wars. This movie is exactly what modern audiences are looking for and it is 100% satisfying. Wonder Women will go down in history with The Dark Knight and Spider-Man 2 as one of the best and most culturally significant superhero movies ever. This is a game changer for the DCEU because they have now made a film better than EVERY MCU movie. The bar has been raised for all superhero studios. Wonder Woman is essential viewing for not only superhero fans, but film buffs and fans of the action epic. The first time I saw the movie, I had very few qualms, and most of those are no longer issues to me. All of them were little things like "I wish we could see this", "a little too much CGI at the end". Any and all issues with the film is not the movies problem and is simply a matter of personal taste because it is a near perfect movie. There are no objectively bad executions with the movie like there were with the previous DCEU films. If you don't like it, then that is without a doubt your problem, because as a lover of films and not superhero's, it's near perfect film-making and I will not be surprised if this gets nominated for Oscars, it deserves them. As a man, I am not only proud to have a Wonder Woman to look up to, but proud to see that Hollywood has made such a landmark achievement in women's film history.

Having said that the content of this movie managed to avoid being cartoonish and juvenile the way many superhero movies are. The WW I setting was realistically rendered and Wonder Woman displayed an outsider's horror at the evil of some parts of human affairs. Worth watching more than once.

I’ve been on a bit of a superhero kick recently so I decided to pick this up. I didn’t know much about Wonder Woman so I didn’t know what to expect. I was pleasantly surprised by how good it was! Great story, amazing 4K visuals. Recommended to anyone who likes action or superhero movies.

Story of Diana princess of the Amazons before she became Wonder Woman raised on a island paradise as an unconquerable warrior. When an American pilot crashes and tells of a massive war happening in the outside world Diana leaves and fights with man in a war to end all wars.

To be sure Wonder Woman is The Best DC Universe Film produced to date. Lots of action and great having a woman portrayed as intelligent, strong, sensitive, purposeful... Gal Gadot was indeed born to play Wonder Woman and did a superb job. A film for the entire family. Enjoyable!!!

I enjoyed Wonder Woman very much. The first half of the movie is especially touching and told with a gentle humor as Wonder Woman see's our society during the World War through fresh eyes, and then leads the battle charge against the German forces. See this movie today!

I absolutely loved this movie! In fact, I have watched it several times after purchasing it ... it is that good! And paired with a state of the art 4K TV and using a high-end 4K Blu-Ray DVD player it is better than being at the movies! Highly recommend this to all!