Professor Marston and the Wonder Women
Drama • R • 2017 • 1 hr 48 min
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Luke Evans, Rebecca Hall, Bella Heathcote, Connie Britton, JJ Feild
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What a beautiful story of love in time where women were just a rib from men. Why have we not evolved since 1920s
It was intense, beautifully bittersweet, and leaves you the feeling of wanting to read the Wonder Woman comics.
Fantastic fact-based film. LGBTQ, feminism, poly and kink themes. Amazing characters. I was wholeheartedly invested. Just fantastic.
Very intense, now at all what I expected
Surprisingly great and touching film but very slow paced
Very tasteful erotica combined with quality film making and an interesting concept
Story of the women that inspired the famous WW character. Could have be salacious but was restrained overall. No pun intended ;)
Not sure what I expected, but it wasn’t that
A steamy and intriguing backstory behind Wonder Woman and her creation.
It shows us how the author of Wonder woman was inspired while showing an emotional love triangle between author, his wife and their lover.
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