I would have given this comic book adventure a solid "3," but because of the vomitous array of hype surrounding this film, I couldn't do more. I can't believe the sheer amount of glowing comments I received regarding this truly forgettable film. Worse still, I purchased the DVD, only to donate it to the first pre-pubescent teenager I could find, moments later. To make this review mercifully short, NO amount of action or CGI special effects will ever make up for a great script, or great acting performances. That why, like sugar-sweet breakfast cereal, "Trix are for Kids," which this pile of overrated movie-making is. When I judge any film, I simply count how many times I YAWN during the movie. I can't even count how many times I yawned watching this tedious bore, out loud. The writing was comic book, the acting was comic book, and so was the water-weak plot. But where the director REALLY took a stumble was during the midpoint, where this action flick suddenly took an unexpected (and fatal) 180-degree change of pace, attempting to build on the love affair between the principals by inserting a useless "serious" moment in the play that only succeeded in unnecessarily slowing the film's genre pace to a bizarre exposition of supposed "seriousness" where it had no business being at all. There is no way on earth I would sit through another WW sequel, and certainly not with this director at the helm.