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Film Review: Wonder Woman (2017)

Updated: Jan 19


Film Review: Wonder Woman (2017)
FILE PHOTO: A Still Image of WONDER WOMAN (2017). ©Warner Bros. Entertainment, Inc.

What I was surprised to see was the historical revisionism in Wonder Woman (2017) that successfully became the ideological essence of the blockbuster entertainment of today! Diana is the most beautiful girl who can only defeat demons in Nazi-like German military uniforms during World War I! WW1 Germans are equalized with the Nazis in WW2 in this American comic film about Jewish heroism. The Christian view of the world is quite clear, and the historical view of the WWI Germans is the same as the WW2 Nazis in the films.


It seemed to be Anti-Nazism. This is a typical propaganda essence among Westernized movies mainly made by Jewish-origin filmmakers. Anti-Nazis should not be anti-German. However, it is just good entertainment, but not a historical textbook at all. We can say that this is a successful live-action comic book. Furthermore, this also can be seen as a feminist film of today and the ideology became the blockbuster entertainment to spread around the world. This is not a bad thing!


 

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Film Review: Wonder Woman (2017)

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