Predator movies are sci-fi movies
Predator movies are NOT sci-fi movies, they are monster flicks. No one watches that shyt for any fukking sci-fi concepts or deeper moral analogies, they watch it for fights, scares, and action scenes.
that is a martial arts movie ... if a woman did that in a martial arts movie, no issues.
We're clearly established that nothing counts breh.
Prey, since it is starring a woman, has to obey rules unique to the "over-the-top action movies with ridiculous alien narratives but a woman is starring this time so I refuse to suspend disbelief" genre:
Let's be clear, we are saying that a movie like this should never be made and the 5% of MGTOW viewers complaining have the right to be angry that a woman in a movie can fight but....
* All unrealistic scenes in martial arts movies are okay, no matter how ridiculous
* All unrealistic scenes in Fast and Furious movies are okay
* All unrealistic scenes in Die Hard movies are okay
* All unrealistic scenes in Bond movies are okay
* All unrealistic scenes in Rambo movies are okay
* All unrealistic scenes in Nicolas Cage movies are okay
* All unrealistic scenes in previous Predator movies are okay.
I mean let's JUST take Predator 2 and talk about "realism" here.
It is only when a women's level of combat skill is too high in a crazy alien action flick that I'm supposed to suddenly stop suspending disbelief.