Watched it last night, thought it was an entertaining movie, nothing special. I like the first one better.
The first act was a bit too girly-movie for my tastes... it's all about Barbara's feelings of inadequacy, then her crush on Diana, then her being taken advantage of by Max, then it's about Diana/WW getting Steve back... The rest of the movie is fun (not that the first third isn't), some good action, some good drama. It's a bit heavy handed on the "truth" message and the whole way of how the wishing works is a bit muddled, but it's a fun movie targeted more towards young women IMO.
I'm glad PJ and GG got it out of their systems, and made an entertaining movie out of it. I have a feeling that going forward WW will gravitate more towards the Snyder-esque tone.
As for some of the criticism I've heard/read, while I do agree that it's a bit uncouth how Diana and Steve gloss over him taking over another man's body, I think in the end that is the whole message of the story: this type of "wish fulfilment" without actually doing anything to make your wishes come true is wrong. It always comes at a price no only to yourself, but to others as well.
- Diana gets Steve back, but is sacrificing someone else for it, and that in turn is destroying her as she is losing her god-like powers.
- Max gets his wishes, but he's sacrificing others in order to get them, and in the end is losing the only person he really loves: his son.
- Barbara gets her wish of being sexy, powerful and cool, but by doing so is losing herself and going against the only person who actually gave her friendship.
- The Egyptian dude gets his ancestral Kingdom back, but in doing so threatens to destroy millions of innocent people instead of being adored and hailed as a saviour.
I also found Gadot's acting to be getting better, there were some very good dramatic moments IMHO (I still don't think she has the gravitas to tackle Cleopatra, but she's getting better). Another thing that caught my attention was how they actually let her look messed up. usually heroes don't looked messed up. They might have a trickle of blood here and a bit grime there, but they always look heroic (and good). Not so when WW is (not) saying good-by to Steve, she actually looks like a mess. Kudos for that.
And I had no problems with Cheetah's CGI, I thought it worked pretty well.
So... yeah, a bit too chick-flick in the first act, a bit too heavy handed on the "message", but a very entertaining movie. Bring on WW3.