"Wonder Woman" was great, but they weren't kidding

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"Wonder Woman" was great, but they weren't kidding about the similarities to "Captain America: The First Avenger".

>The lead character is an inherently virtuous young person eager to prove himself/herself, and the main conflict comes from his/her strong morals being put to the test by a world war.

>The lead character falls in love with a government agent with a more pragmatic worldview, before they are tragically separated by time.

>The main antagonists are a renegade German general and his loyal assistant and scientist who is developing groundbreaking weapons that'll change the course of war. In a pivotal scene, they kill the German high command after being told they’re going too far and are being shut down.

>The lead character assembles a multiethnic ragtag team of misfit soldiers; one which is an expert linguist, a skill becomes relevant to the plot.

>The lead character's mentor who encourages his/her fighting spirit against the wishes of other authority figures is shot dead early in the story to galvanize the lead character to action.

>At one point the lead character goes against a German assassin who commits suicide to avoid interrogation.

>The lead character proves himself/herself by ignoring orders and intervening to fight German soldiers who enslaving innocent people and have the tactical advantage on a foreign country.

>At one point, a place where the lead character enjoyed a tender moment with his/her love interest is bombed by the Germans, leading to the lead character having a crisis of confidence.

>The story culminates with a raid on a German weapons factory, in which a soldier named Steve sacrifices himself to blow up a plane full of weapons before the Allies' homeland is bombed and the war escalates beyond control.

>Movie has both a prologue and an epilogue set on present day.