I've been compulsively listening to the soundtrack album of late, and it alone is terrific. This is the first "comic book" movie in a long time that it actually seems they put some thought into.

the perpetuation of the "thieving Indian" stereotype, the wink and nod toward lesbianism and then the resolution being that in essence heterosexual love is what ends up saving the world.

All of the said, yes, I'm glad to have kick-ass women superheroes. And I'm glad they weren't all white on the island.

Yes, there was something there BUT Steve sacrificed himself for love of humanity. Steve made Diana realized that yes, evil is in us but also the heart of good. The ability to help Not only his friends but humanity. Yes, she mourned Steve but in that moment she saw that not only was Ares right but Steve


As for the Native American he gave Diana a hard truth

but then why did the writers need to include the love scene between Steve and Diana (unnecessarily hetero-normative) and why have Chief steal the car?

As for the Native American Stealing a car...

Steve Treavor stole a Motorcycle

in Every type of action adventure movies have a hero "Browsers " a car or Bike.


What about the Indian playing the driver?


We have real Battles to Fight in this country about race. This is movie that made a Native American a hero.

Thanks for posting. I'm looking forward to it.