Gadot remains a winning and winsome figure in “Wonder Woman 1984,” and she retains her authentic connection with the audience...

...there’s a purity to Jenkins’ picture that might have felt naïve five years ago, but now feels not only most welcome but necessary.

There’s an acrobatic fluidity to her action choreography that’s joyous to watch, a sense of weightlessness as she propels herself through the air. Superman might fly, but Wonder Woman soars.

...Gal Gadot’s collection of carefully choreographed runny-spinny-slidey moves are as immediately identifiable as a classic 80s dance routine.

...the essential conflict is so clear and compelling.

...Gadot has a queenly self-possession and she imposes her authority on it.

Gal Gadot handles the fight choreography well...