Of course, it’s not the first time that misogynists have decided their opinions on bust sizes matter – and we doubt it will be the last.

Last year, Brie Larson came under fire for daring to wear a khaki v-neck jumpsuit on The One Show. Delta Goodrem was similarly shamed for wearing a dress on The Voice. Elsewhere, one major fashion magazine announced that “the cleavage is over”, clearly assuming that women everywhere can pluck their breasts off and tuck them away under the bed until they’re fashionable again.

And, after the first Wonder Woman trailer aired, people decided to complain that Gal Gadot – who famously served in the Israeli army, competed in Miss Universe and gained 17lb of muscle for her role as the fearless warrior princess, Diana – was all wrong for the role.

“Her boobs are way too small to fill Wonder Woman’s perfect body,” wrote one scathingly.

The criticism did not go unnoticed by Gadot, although she admits that the criticism did catch her a little off-guard.

“People were very upset about my boobs,” she said at the time. “They are not ‘Wonder Woman boobs’, apparently.

“I mean, criticism comes with the job… [but] Wonder Woman is an Amazon.

“[Which means that] I should only have one boob so they are lucky they are getting two small boobs.”

This idiot seriously just tried to body-shame Alicia Vikander’s Lara Croft