On hidden island of Themyscira created by Zeus to hide the amazons from the god of war Ares and from the world of man. The young princess Diana dreams of being a warrior like her mother Queen Hippolyta(Connie Nielsen) and Antiope (Robin Wright) but her mother would rather her not be trained to be a warrior. She is filled with stories of how she was brought to life from a moulded figure of clay by Zeus and of about the return of Ares and the weapons that the amazons were given to defeat him. It isn't till she is older that her mother allows her too be trained but to be trained harder than any amazon before her to make her ready for the day that she is needed to help fight the god of war when he returns. Than one day an army spy Steve Trevor(Pine) crashes a plane just off the coast of the hidden island and Diana rescues him from the watery wreck. But he is not alone and the German army is following him and the secret island of Themyscira is no longer a secret and the conflict of World War One has found its way there. Many amazons die fighting off the Germans and after hearing about the great war from Steve and the dangerous weapon that they are developing, Diana and the amazons are convinced that Ares has returned. Diana takes some of the amazon weapons to go with Steve to find Ares and stop the war without her mother knowing but is caught by her mother before she can leave. Against her better judgement she knows that Diana must go and as it is her destiny and duty to protect the world. So she wishes her well and Diana and Steve go to London so Steve can tell the military council what he found out about the weapon. From there they along with three others decide to go and try and find the military facility where the dangerous weapon is being made on the western front of the war to destroy it and for Diana to find Ares and destroy him and end the war.

Yes, definitely see this in theatre. This is bang on.
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