In the film, Steve Trevor gave Diana a watch. It can be seen that this is a quartz watch, but the world's first quartz watch did not appear until 1969.
General Ludendorff is a sinister character in the film, but the decoration on the collar of his uniform did not appear until 1941, when the Germans wore such uniforms during World War II.
After crossing the no-man’s land to rescue the Belgian villagers, Diana and Steve decided to dance in the snow. They found that the breath from their mouths could see the breath for a while, and then they could not see the breath. This was different from the cold at the time. The weather conditions are inconsistent.
French female singer Edith Piaf was born in 1915. However, when Diana and Steve were celebrating with the Belgian villagers, they released Piaf’s album songs. Her album appeared on During the First World War.
In one scene, Diana threw the sword in her hand at her opponent, and then she walked away, but in the next scene, the sword returned to her hand.
In the final war, a hardened aircraft hangar appeared, but this type of aircraft hangar did not appear until the 1980s-a full 70 years later than during the First World War.
When Diana ignored Steve’s dissuasion and insisted on crossing the no-man’s land to save the villagers, in one of the shots, a soldier followed Diana and boarded the ladder of the trench. However, when the camera turned back again, Only Diana was left on the ladder.
