I didn't think the movie was slow. Just a lot of dialogue heavy scenes. But I never found those scenes boring or slowed the pacing. I was into them and stuff. I wasn't expecting 2.5 hours of nonstop action like a lot of people were from what I'm getting from YouTube videos and comments in the videos, Facebook, Reddit, and this site. With the way people are tearing apart Wonder Woman, it makes me worry about the screenplay I'm working on. It can pretty much be marketed as a superhero/action movie, but I'm giving the heads up right now, it's a slow burn movie, and I want to say it's an almost 3-hour movie if I do the converting right of how long it takes to go from beginning to end. All the action doesn't happen until the last 60-80 minutes. Until then, you are stuck with dialogue heavy scenes and characters interacting and all the character building and world building. So if everyone is tearing apart Wonder Woman for being boring, then I'm worried my screenplay will be a flop if made into a movie. Sounds like everyone just wants nonstop action, explosions, and gunfire. So probably 40-45 minutes, everyone will probably shut off my screenplay or walk out. But Wonder Woman had great pacing for me. Was never bored and the movie flew by. Not saying the movie is perfect though. I still have issues with the movie. But overall I liked it. And I'm pretty anti-SJW/PC, especially since I'm a guy, and none of that bothered me while watching the movie. It was done better than other recent movies I watched or heard about. At least my screenplay will have none of that. I even want to do an all-female spinoff with my screenplay. There won't be any men = bad and women = good in the spinoff. The women will get to shine in the spinoff, but nothing will be taken away from any of the male characters in order for the ladies to shine/look good.
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