Action-Adventure Trigger Warning (Jessica Alba,Mark Webber, Anthony Michael Hall)

[Mani-Man]

Havent seen a Thread for it, if there is one...im sorry.
A bit surprised since i thought the trailer looked neat.

 

[Dave McFly]

wow I have not seen Alba kick that much ass since Dark Angel!

 

[Stringer]

Sometimes it just seems unfair that some people age so amazingly well.

 

[Dr.]

Well, this was fairly crappy. And my previous Netflix watch was the also crappy Atlas. I'm two for two.

 

[Kane52630]

Alba looks great older... this movie, however?

 

[kguillou]

I was looking forward to watching this but its got a CRAP audience score on RT. Is it that bad? The trailer looked so badass.

 

[Kane52630]

Is it that bad?

 

[Drizzle]

Let's be real here, it's not like Jessica Alba is known for being in good movies.

 

[kguillou]

Dont get me wrong i wasnt expecting this to be GOOD. But it looked like kind of a Extraction level saturday night B action movie. Oh well.

 

[Dr.]

Often, these types of movies have a fairly generic main plot. But sometimes, the overall effort is elevated because, say, the B plot is creative. Or… the performances are good/quirky/fun. Or… the action/fight choreography/car chases/etc. are well done. Unfortunately, Trigger Warning is weak in pretty much every department.

 

[psylockolussus]

Well, this was fairly crappy. And my previous Netflix watch was the also crappy Atlas. I'm two for two.

This is why I'm not really that excited when I hear about a new Netflix film.

Late 2022, I tried to watch their original/exclusive films and I cannot recall most of them anymore. Extraction was one of them and I still haven't seen Extraction 2 out of disinterest.

 

[Sithborg]

Not all Netflix movies can be Under Paris.

 

[kguillou]

This is why I'm not really that excited when I hear about a new Netflix film.

Late 2022, I tried to watch their original/exclusive films and I cannot recall most of them anymore. Extraction was one of them and I still haven't seen Extraction 2 out of disinterest.

See here's the thing, I've actually grown to appreciate Netflix more these days as this sort of Saturday Night B movie depository. And I think Netflix is basically owning the fact that thats what they are, they made disposable B movies with A list talent. Once in a while they churn out an actual quality FILM but their brand has become mostly schlocky popcorn entertainment that will at least entertain you for a weekend.