Wonder Woman Essay

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Wonder Woman
Superhero movies have become one of the most profitable genres of recent years. This has been demonstrated with the different successes produced by Marvel, releasing tape after tape that the critics and the public have quickly praised. However, its direct competition, DC Comics, has not had the same result. For many people, this could change from the movie "Wonder Woman". Below I will provide an evaluative analysis and an opinion on the good reception that the movie has had.
Wonder Woman is a movie starring the character of the same name, a superhero whose origins are from Greek mythology and the town of the Amazons. It is a warrior princess who is endowed with several powers and superhuman abilities, and that in the comics was …show more content…

In this last is where his first problem lies in criticizing it as a film, given that it is unjustified by the female audience, which overestimates it as the first superhero film starring and directed by a woman. Also, the hypersensitivity that affects the world today has as a consequence that the comments against it are rejected.
The film does not invent any new formula or present innovations for the genre. Its structure is simple and follows the pattern of any history of origin. However, this simplicity plays in its favor, showing each element in a clear and orderly way, unlike "Batman vs Superman: Dawn of Justice" and "Suicide Squad"; other DC Comics tapes that were a disaster in this regard. This has also allowed it to be considered one of DC Comics’ best film since the Batman trilogy directed by Christopher Nolan.
Its lack of transcendence in the narrative field has, as a result, a story that hardly displeases, but that for the most demanding public ends up being insipid and even boring in some moments. Apart from this, the performance of Gal Gadot, who plays the Wonder Woman, has outperformed his most popular male counterparts, namely Ben Affleck's Batman and Henry Cavill's Superman. In this way, it is again favored by

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