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Terrific homage to the classic Wonder Woman TV show, a tribute to the Richard Donner Superman movies, and a Diana that is true to the comic book. Love and compassion first. Brute force only as a last resort. Gal Gadot was fantastic! Chris Pine, Pedro, Kristen were all terrific. So many Easter eggs for the long time Wonder Woman fans. My only wish is that the Cheetah storyline had stuck more to the comics and we saw more of her as Diana greatest villain.

The pacing in the beginning of the movie was a bit rapid in an attempt to set up the players in the multiple storylines, as you would see in a comic book. The final act was a bit too CGI, but still tremendous. Overall the movie was INCREDIBLE FUN! Ben Affleck played a terrific Bruce Wayne/Batman. Henry Cavill is a beautiful, noble, and this time suffering Superman. And Gal Gadot as Diana/Wonder Woman is a star-making performance. Her involvement in the plot and entrance in the final act really set the stage for what is to come in her solo movie and in Justice League.

Superb movie. Nothing like I expected in the sequencing of the storytelling, but a very refreshing change up from the normal superhero "origin" movie. Henry Cavill was tremendous in showing a vulnerability that no one has seen before in Superman. Well done Snyder and Nolan!

Great documentary about a young boy who grows up, builds his own puppets, falls in love with Seasame Street, and then creates the muppet, Elmo. Inspirational, touching story that brought back my own childhood memories of The Mulpet Show, Dark Crystal, Captain Kangaroo, and heart-breakingly, the day Jim Henson died at the young age of 53.

Brilliant movie. Kubrick's mind was a special place. And to have Speilberg finish his last project after death, is the combination of two of the most gifted visionaries in cinema. A futuristic tale of a robot boy programmed to love, seeks love and the "blue fairy," that will make him a real live boy.

Radcliffe's first theatrical attempt to really separate himself from the HP franchise. Set in the marshlands of 1900's England, a mysterious rash of childrens' deaths comes to light and sees Daniels's character haunted by the truth.