Wonder Woman: Bloodlines

I have watched pretty much every animated DC thing there is out there. This was such a big let down, bad story with terrible acting. Seemed childish and totally unnatural. I really hope they dont make more movies like this.

After the Death & Return of Superman and them having so many hits this one is a huge miss.

Very poor villains especially with no development. There's two villains they could have reveled in the middle somewhere that would have been more compelling.

Wonder Woman has a chance to at least put the big bad in jail or something after the plan is admitted. What does she do? Absolutely nothing.

The whole story and dialogue needed a lot more time in the cooker, it feels like it was hashed out in a couple hours and then they pat themselves on the back and took their cheques.

DC animated films have really plundered recently, what happened? I expect more from Sam Liu. The pacing of the film is all over the place, and the plot is predictable from beginning to end.

So sad, But a very bad movie, bad execution, bad story. In short, everything was bad. Which made us more tough it came after Batman:hush and before the last movie in the series. Expectations to see something huge but disappointed. We wish the end befitting this beautiful world.

#RestoreTheSnyderVerse.

I've enjoyed every single one of the DC Universe Animated Movies up to now, but Wonder Woman Bloodlines unexpectedly breaks the streak. What a disappointment.

I'm a long-time WW fan, and she's been very well-presented in all DC movies up until now. No slam on the animation here which is more or less ok, or the voice acting which is top-notch as usual, but even the awesome Rosario Dawson couldn't sizzle this turkey.

The problem with Wonder Woman Bloodlines begins and ends with the script, or more to the point, with the scriptwriter. The dialogue is uniformly flat, character depth and nuance are wholly absent, and every person (including Steve Trevor, the only man in the movie) is written with the exact same voice. I could literally hear the screenwriter speaking every single line, regardless of which character was actually delivering it.

The entire screenplay is one-dimensional and hamfisted from start to finish to the point of being, frankly, embarrassing.

I looked up the screenwriter and it seems that's kind of what she's known for, so... good job, I guess?

If you're going to skip just one DC Animated Universe Movie, make it this one.