@strangebedfellows said:

That there is not a pointless same sex sex scene in a movie. I only watched half of this - I found it quite unengaging. I didn't really care about what happened to any of them. I found the fight scenes unrealistic and positively dangerous in how they try to convince women that they can outfight men - even multiple men. I know it's a fantasy - I know it doesn't reflect reality - it just irritates me.

I'll finish it, but I've been trying to watch it for the last three or four nights. I knew it wouldn't be all that great since it didn't last in theaters but I didn't expect it to be this bad.. as in completely boring and uninteresting.

@strangebedfellows said:

That there is not a pointless same sex sex scene in a movie. I only watched half of this - I found it quite unengaging. I didn't really care about what happened to any of them. I found the fight scenes unrealistic and positively dangerous in how they try to convince women that they can outfight men - even multiple men. I know it's a fantasy - I know it doesn't reflect reality - it just irritates me.

Good to know I missed nothing. It was at the lower end of my score range for giving a film a shot. I lasted about 4mins. When Ms Theron spent the first 90 seconds of her screentime nude I knew I wasn't target demographic and stopped watching.

The existence of a same sex scene doesn't surprise me in the least. The same old 'male gaze' dressed up as providing inspiration for women/girls.

@strangebedfellows said:

[...] I found the fight scenes unrealistic and positively dangerous in how they try to convince women that they can outfight men - even multiple men. I know it's a fantasy - I know it doesn't reflect reality - it just irritates me.

I found the fight scenes unrealistic and positively dangerous in how they try to convince people that they can outfight people - even multiple people. I know it's a fantasy - I know it doesn't reflect reality - it just irritates me.

Lostincinema

How very "Woke". You have your way of thinking and I have mine - that is being inclusive - is it not?