Brett Herlihy

As far as lack luster, run it back sequels go WW84 is all that and more disappointment. Heavy set narration to tell plot points/story that should be shown and developed. A return to Themyscira, for no reason, padding to a run time that could have been used to better develop character arcs. Wonder Woman gives away her power to be with a man (amazing image for young girls to look up to.) A hokey and very outdated use of a makeover montage that adds nothing to the story (a lazy copy done by Gal Gadot in Wonder Woman.) An ending monologue that was a horrendous attempt at a heartfelt message, which basically breaks the fourth wall. Two prominent villains from the comics that had no development (aside from a throw in clip montage of Max Lord last minute.) In short, a standard Warner Bros Studio comic book movie.