Trigger Warning (2024)

kroenen said:

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Well that looks like shit.
Girl boss beating every ones ass
SO original. I mean isn't this just gender swapped Rambo or Walking Tall?

There is no plausible scenario where a woman could be qualified for a special forces role. They simply do not have the physical ability.

LiquidDeath said:

There is no plausible scenario where a woman could be qualified for a special forces role. They simply do not have the physical ability.

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There are female Rangers and Green Berets. Even before the huge DEI push in the last few years.

lol from the poster it looks like some roided out chick, i've seen a few at my gym who could easily take on a few guys in hand to hand and win although you have to take in the x-factor of guys trying to smell and lick you while you fight and if you get grossed out enough to lose focus

but lol i look at the cast and thats supposed to be JESSICA ALBA? 5'7", 40 year old alba is seriously gonna pretend to be a badass commando who takes on rednecks who each weigh 3x as much as her? hahahaha



too bad its not in theaters though, woulda been funny to see how bad it bombs

spronk said:

i've seen a few at my gym who could easily take on a few guys in hand to hand and win

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no you haven't

Anyone arguing this is literally retarded. There is no current woman assigned to special forces anywhere in the world that is a better choice than one of the top .001% of military men that could be in that role. Not just for physical strength reasons, but that is obvious, but because men are just better at violence and war as they have been for the entirety of history.

Harshaw said:

There are female Rangers and Green Berets. Even before the huge DEI push in the last few years.

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Nope. Only rangers have made it since lowering standards for muh diversity and girl power. Apparently one woman did get Green Beret in 1980 but I don't have time to try and see how training/reqs back then compare to more modern standards.

I guess the big question is why is a billionaire business woman still appearing in really bad movies.

Someone's got to make sandwiches.

LiquidDeath said:

There is no plausible scenario where a woman could be qualified for a special forces role. They simply do not have the physical ability.

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OTOH, I doubt anyone on this forum would qualify, either.

zombiewizardhawk said:

Nope. Only rangers have made it since lowering standards for muh diversity and girl power. Apparently one woman did get Green Beret in 1980 but I don't have time to try and see how training/reqs back then compare to more modern standards.

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There are 2,300 women serving in Army special operations -- mostly in support roles -- making up 8% of a military community that includes Special Forces and Rangers. However, fewer than 10 women are Green Berets, with the first coming from the National Guard three years ago.

'Looking for a Husband, Boyfriend, Attention': Study Reveals Sexism Faced by Women in Army Special Operations

Btw, I dont think women belong on Special Forces. Just pointing out that there are some there.

Being technically attached to spec ops is very different from being an operator. This is some obtuse shit. And there's plenty of actors with tons of money that make shit movies for a variety of reasons.