Both starring and directed by women, this is a surprisingly diverse superhero story with strong messages about teamwork, courage, and compassion. Diana/Wonder Woman ( Gal Gadot) is often naive, but she's clearly the heroine of the story, and her interest in saving people means she acts bravely and selflessly, setting an example for others. Bu language is minimal ('hell' and 'damn' are the worst of it), and drinking is mostly of the social kind, though one character does get drunk. There's more romance here than in many of the male-centric superhero movies, including innuendo, brief references to reproduction and being aroused, kissing, characters possibly spending the night together, and a scene in which a naked Steve Trevor ( Chris Pine) covers his privates with his hands. Some of the deaths are bound to hit viewers hard. As in most other comic-based movies, there's lots of explosive, destructive action violence, as well as fierce hand-to-hand fighting and armed combat (the movie takes place during World War I), resulting in a high body count - more so than in many other DC/Marvel movies. Parents need to know that the long-awaited Wonder Woman, which is part of the DC superhero film universe, is the highest-profile comic book adaptation to date featuring a female superhero. A supporting character lifts his kilt to warm his underwear-clad nether regions over a fire.ĭid you know you can flag iffy content? Adjust limits for Sex, Romance & Nudity in your kid's entertainment guide. Diana wears a tight, short, form-hugging/revealing armored costume.

A character makes a comment about being aroused after watching Diana fight. Later, they kiss passionately after he walks her to her room he starts to leave, then returns and shuts the door behind him, leaving it vague about whether they spent the night together.

They have a funny conversation about whether he should sleep next to her (fully clothed) or not that scene also includes references to reproductive biology and whether men are necessary for pleasure. Their conversation includes her asking him whether he's a 'typical example of the male sex' (he replies 'I'm above average') she also asks what 'that' is, pointing - he (and the audience) thinks she means his penis, but she's referring to his watch.

Diana and Steve talk right after he's had a bath he's naked but covers his genitals with his hands when the camera pulls away.

Instal the new for android Wonder Woman