[Nick Furry]

I see she wearing her love me for my acting ability outfit.

  

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I agree. Looks and sound awful.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shadow_in_the_Cloud

Dumb.

I went to see Atomic Blonde in the theaters and it was a total letdown. This film looks to be no different. It also strikes me as incredibly corny, definite pass.

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James Alan Gardner book

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ascending

Maybe this thread is (another?) appropriate place to plug two of my favorite contemporary sci-fi authors: James Alan Gardner and Peter F. Hamilton.

Hamilton: In Pandora’s Star and Judas Unleashed, there is a very brief mention of a jacked-up bodybuilder-level female bodyguard with weapons enhancements. Unfortunately she gets very little page-time and dies off right quick when the fighting starts, but she goes down swinging. In general the women in Hamilton’s novels are as complex and fleshed-out as the men, which is refreshing and somewhat rare. Most of the characters tend to be do-ers and athletic to some degree, and though usually not wildly muscular, they are fit and strong and capable.

Gardner: The narrator of his book Ascendant, a character named Oar, is Amazonian: tall, strong, beautiful, physical, and straightforward. She is also quite hilarious. There is also an enormously muscled, humanoid, female alien who is at various times cute, shy, submissive, and extremely protective. She is the most overtly muscled of any of his characters. Many of the female characters in his books are powerful, some for good and some for evil.

Thanks for pointing out Emergence. I’m adding it to my list.
 

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The actress: Jenna Cameron

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https://youtu.be/Wu7D7ACMb8s

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https://youtu.be/bydv157P_dw

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https://youtu.be/EB33br0j0y4

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https://youtu.be/IMFSdf2s7Go

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https://youtu.be/2gW1d_Os3e4

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