'Wonder Woman' release date, news: Insider says 'Wonder Woman' is a 'discombobulated' mess

It's only going to be a matter of months before "Wonder Woman" hits the cinemas, and Warner Bros. have been promoting the film a lot lately. Late last month, director Patty Jenkins also shared some interesting plot details that explains why the film was set during WWI. How can a person who was brought up with a sense of honor and justice handle the horrors of war?

The concept was intriguing indeed. Many believe that "Wonder Woman" might be the film that finally puts the DC Extended Universe (DCEU) over the hump so they could compete with Marvel. But a recent report has indicated that it might not be as good as previously believed.

In a recent episode of the "Schmoes Know Show," host Sasha Perl-Raver revealed that she has heard the movie was "discombobulated" from someone who claimed to have seen the film, or at least parts of it.

"So, I don't want to throw anyone under the bus. We have somebody within our community who has gotten insider information that broke my effing heart this week, because I have tremendous belief that Wonder Woman is gonna be awesome and I heard it stinks from the same person who told me that they heard that BvS stinks ... The person who I spoke to ... their response was 'I'm very disappointed in what I saw, and it seems like all the problems are the same problems. It's discombobulated, it doesn't have narrative flow. It's just very disjointed," Perl-Raver said in the final minutes of the episode (transcribed by MovieWeb).

Problems with the narrative flow? That sounds like the previous DCEU films. At least Perl-Raver's source didn't complain about the tone of the movie. DCEU's dark and gritty take on beloved DC characters has been bashed enough already.

Well, if what the source says is true, that means Warner Bros. will have to go back to the drawing board and hope that "Justice League" will perform much better when it comes out in November. Of course, it should be noted that this report may turn out to be false. So, it's better to wait for the reviews to come out.

"Wonder Woman" is scheduled to premiere on June 2.