Wonder Woman
is a comic book movie that was released on March 3, 2009User Rating - 19 votes, 4.6 avg.
The first full length wonder Woman movie. Partially based off of the Gods and Mortals story by George Perez
A young Diana enters a competition to escort Steve Trevor to Man's World but her mission gains a new element when Ares escapes from the Amazons' prison.
Characters
Ares
played by
Alfred Molina
Artemis
played by
Rosario Dawson
Cheetah
played by
Unknown
Deimos
played by
John DiMaggio
Etta Candy
played by
Julianne Grossman
Hades
played by
Oliver Platt
Hera
played by
Marg Helgenberger
Hippolyta
played by
Virginia Madsen
Persephone
played by
Vicki Lewis
Steve Trevor
played by
Nathan Fillion
Wonder Woman
played by
Keri Russel
Zeus
played by
David Mcallum
Teams
Locations
Concepts
Objects
Story Arc
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User Reviews
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Reviewed by ENGLENTINE on Aug. 7, 2009. ENGLENTINE has written 583 reviews. His/her last review was for SUICIDE KINGS,” PART 3: DEAD MAN'S HAND . 101 out of 113 users recommend his reviews. |
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I just got done watching this movie. I bought it without a rental, or even seeing a clip. The blu ray was on sale at Best Buy.
Glad I did it also. This is a very good movie. They should have released it to theaters. Even in a limited run. I bet the popularity would have grown. I am not saying Transformer numbers, but cream does have a way of rising to the top.
The story is basically the origin story, with a battle with Aries thrown in. Keri Russel does a good job as Wonder Woman, but most of the best lines are given to her "Waitress" co star Nathan Fillon who plays Steve Trevor. Alfred Molena has the gravitas in his voice to pull of Aries, and Rosario Dawson doesn't do to poorly as Artemis.
If this movie does have a Flaw, I would have to say there were no singular wow moments. Not one particular scene stands out. This might be a good thing to some, but to me it was a very very small blemish on an otherwise really cool movie.
Glad I did it also. This is a very good movie. They should have released it to theaters. Even in a limited run. I bet the popularity would have grown. I am not saying Transformer numbers, but cream does have a way of rising to the top.
The story is basically the origin story, with a battle with Aries thrown in. Keri Russel does a good job as Wonder Woman, but most of the best lines are given to her "Waitress" co star Nathan Fillon who plays Steve Trevor. Alfred Molena has the gravitas in his voice to pull of Aries, and Rosario Dawson doesn't do to poorly as Artemis.
If this movie does have a Flaw, I would have to say there were no singular wow moments. Not one particular scene stands out. This might be a good thing to some, but to me it was a very very small blemish on an otherwise really cool movie.
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Wonder Woman!
Reviewed by OhhIzzy on Nov. 14, 2009. OhhIzzy has written 2 reviews. His/her last review was for The Princess and the Power. 2 out of 2 users recommend his reviews. |
1 out of 1 user found this review helpful. |
I was really excited to finally rent and watch the Wonder Woman movie, and just got through it today!
On the plus side, it was fantastic to have such an animated version of Wonder Woman to watch. The fighting scenes all illustrated Wonder Woman's amazing strength, which was awesome to see. The way in which the story was told I thought was good.
But I do have to admit I was a little disappointed. Although the things I didn't like are rather small. Such as the color of Diana's hair.. see i told you it was little things haha. Also, I thought for some one who has never read the comics might not enjoy it as much, but I guess this is true for everything.
I have only been reading volume 2 Wonder Woman comics, but I can already tell that the way woman are portrayed is completely different. I guess I can say that a feminist would not think kindly to certain things. Like what was up with the way Etta Candy looks like haha, she was never like that.
Overall though I enjoyed it.
On the plus side, it was fantastic to have such an animated version of Wonder Woman to watch. The fighting scenes all illustrated Wonder Woman's amazing strength, which was awesome to see. The way in which the story was told I thought was good.
But I do have to admit I was a little disappointed. Although the things I didn't like are rather small. Such as the color of Diana's hair.. see i told you it was little things haha. Also, I thought for some one who has never read the comics might not enjoy it as much, but I guess this is true for everything.
I have only been reading volume 2 Wonder Woman comics, but I can already tell that the way woman are portrayed is completely different. I guess I can say that a feminist would not think kindly to certain things. Like what was up with the way Etta Candy looks like haha, she was never like that.
Overall though I enjoyed it.
| Movie Name: | Wonder Woman |
| Rating: | PG 13 |
| Runtime: | 74 mins |
| Release Date: | 03/03/2009 |
| Director: | Lauren Montgomery |
| Writer(s): | Michael Jelenic screenplay Michael Jelenic story Gail Simone story |
| Producer(s): | Gregory Noveck .... executive producer Bobbie Page .... line producer Sam Register .... executive producer Sander Schwartz .... executive producer Bruce W. Timm .... producer (as Bruce Timm) |
| Studio(s): | DC Comics Warner Bros. Animation Warner Premiere |
| Distributor: | Warner Bros. Animation |
| Budget: | $ 0 |
| Box Office Rev: | $ n/a |
| Total Gross Rev: | $ 0 |
