Wonder Woman: The Live Review --- SPOILER ALERT!!!

@Forthas -
1."So Zeus left us a weapon, one powerful enough to kill a god. With his dying breathe, Zeus created this island to hide us from the outside world, somewhere Ares could not find us."
She didn't say when he left them a weapon, or in what form it was originally. Perhaps it was something they could fuse with what they needed depending on when or how they needed it, and Hippolyta chose to use it to bring life to her clay sculpture. Who knows?

2. Batman believes what he believes, WonderWoman believes what she believes. She kills when bad guys are in her way. Batman tries harder not to.

3. She's not horrified of violence, she's horrified by how she sees men using it and on innocents. In self defense or defending others, violence can be the right course of action. When attacking a village of people who just want to live on the land they rightfully own peacefully, it's not.

4. Hmm, that seems like a good point. I'm not sure on this one. Of course, I try to pretend BvS never happened.

5. Yep, I thought that was pretty dumb. Those guys couldn't have supported that sheet enough to "boost" her up there. I think just maybe she used her flight ability she sensed in herself to make that jump without putting full pressure on those poor mortal guys trying to help, but that's just a personal theory.

6. The sheild also wasn't the "God-Killer". She never told Diana the sword was the god-killer. Diana assumed it was and Hippolyta was able to avoid telling Dianna who she was, so she let Dianna keep thinking that.

7. They aren't gods apparently. They were originally beings to bring love supposedly. You can see evidence that this is in their nature in how they live as seen when Diana was young. But, after failing to stop war and becoming enslaved, they broke free and prepared for the day when wars would find them, by becoming excellent fighters.

8. It was said that she "may never return". Well, we just don't know that yet. Probably something to do with the nature of the mystical protective thing around their island or perhaps portal to the world Zeus placed them on??? Whatever it is, I'm sure you could find an explanation in the comic books. Maybe multiple versions of different explanations for why one can't easily return once left.

9. Well, she did kill Ares. That is something. He was eternally damned determined to end all mankind and any gods who didnt agree to help him do so. He may not have been the one pulling the trigger, but he was the one making sure every bad guy who wanted to pull the trigger had the worst most destructive weapon possible to do so. So, she didn't accomplish her original goal. She will instead try to promote love and empathy to mankind while defending those who can't defend themselves. It's the best she can do really.

10. How can anyone make a superhero movie that doesn't get this accusation? I don't know what exactly you feel was ripped off. I suppose the alley scene is one. Yeah, sure. Who cares? Similar situation to Superman the Movie's alley scene, but, meh, really who cares? I don't. It was great and wasn't identical to that one. If you only focus on avoiding what's been done before all the time, your movie will suck most likely. And so she kinda used that scene in Superman as inspiration. I would say more power to her. It turned out good and felt right.