Only complaints were that the plot/villains were a little boring, mainly setting themselves up to oppose the two protagonists (women/girls) as slavers/human sex traffickers. Wish they fleshed out who the villains were a little more. They were just evil for the sake of being evil. Not any remorseful attempt by them to appeal to their nature or traditions to explain their inhumane treatment of girls.

The supporting cast didn’t get much character development either, Jason Momoa as usual does nothing in this film and the sidekick has a teary but uninteresting story after their backstory is revealed - which I’ll admit had me invested initially, though it didn’t really pay off. I thought the whole bit with SG not wanting sidekick to kill was a bit stupid and rushed, since it kinda sabotaged her entire goal (and purpose?) since killing the villain was their entire arc. SG had her own reasons for pursuing the villain so at the end I questioned why this character was even in the movie if they had no purpose to fulfill.

I won’t say anything terrible about the protag’s main storyline since I was genuinely hoping she got to see her dog again and the line where she gave her dying breaths under a green sun “I should be dying there with you” was a pretty emotional