Don't get me wrong, the large cast thing can work--if all the characters are interesting and have a point. Not to give anything away, but there's a sub-plot that takes way, way, way too much time.

You need one hero, and one villain. Anything beyond that is just waters things down. This movie meanders all over the place to no good point.

I liked the first movie, but I was tempted to walk out on this one more than once. In retrospect, I wish I had. They should have made a buddy movie with Rudd and Pena, and left it at that.

One question... Why is woman being a jerk considered being "strong"?