À armes égales

My family and I have a fun activity of renting the worst movies (Ex. we rented Gigli and Billy Jack) to see exactly how bad they are. We stumbled across GI Jane, we were expecting it to be bad, however this movie took awful to a whole new level! The filming was horrible, it was dark and you could hardly see the people's faces.The acting was pitiful. The lines were cheesy and thoughtless. The plot was bad, basically there was no redeeming quality about this movie except at the end when the names scrolled on the black screen. I would watch Gigli everyday for the rest of my life if that meant I didn't have to watch GI Jane ever again. This truly is the worst movie ever, I would not recommend it unless you and your family are also seeking to find the worst movie!

Some movies are just ridiculous right from the start and this is one of them. First there is no such thing as CRT. Second women are not in combat for very good reasons. Now while some women can compete at things like running or swimming, they cannot compete with anything that requires upper body strength. The idea that you can make it through BUD/s but somehow wash out in CRT training is also nuts. BUD/s has a 70% failure rate and only those who really want to be there will make it through. It's a lot harder than it looks. Safety is the number one concern in training and eating bad food (as they depict in the movie) has no point at all. The instructors in this movie come off as sadists where as in real training the instructors actually want you to succeed. The marines spent 2½ years doing research on integrated teams and in every case all male teams out performed integrated ones. You might be able to march 20 miles with 75 lbs. on your back but the real question is how effective are you when you get there? Simply put men are built for war and woman are not.