Jane Doe The Harder They Fall Cast

Okay, let's talk The Harder They Fall. That movie was a visual feast. And the soundtrack? Fire. But let’s be honest, we’re here for the cast, right?

Jane Doe: Unsung Hero?

Now, Jane Doe. Played by the enigmatic Zazie Beetz. She's got guns. She's got brains. And she's got serious style.

But here’s my unpopular opinion: I wanted more Jane! Seriously, give me a Jane Doe spin-off, stat.

Idris Elba: Ruthless, But...

Idris Elba as Rufus Buck? Perfect casting. He oozes menace. You can’t help but be a little bit terrified (and maybe a tiny bit… impressed?).

Still, I secretly wanted a redemption arc. Maybe he'd plant trees? Unlikely, I know. A girl can dream.

Regina King: My Queen

Treacherous Trudy Smith, brought to life by Regina King. Bow down. Seriously, just bow down. She's a force of nature.

I wouldn’t want to cross her in a dark alley. Or, you know, ever. And that is the point!

Nat Love: The Heartthrob

Jonathan Majors is Nat Love. He's the hero. The one we’re supposed to root for. Handsome? Check. Righteous? Check.

But sometimes… I found myself more interested in the villains. Sorry, Nat! Don’t hate me.

He is still great. Let us give him that!

The Supporting Players: Gold Dust

Don’t even get me started on the supporting cast. Stagecoach Mary (Zazie Beetz) adds so much flavor. The banter between her and Nat is just pure fun.

And Bill Pickett (Edi Gathegi)? So effortlessly cool. Every time he's on screen, the temperature drops a few degrees (in a good way, of course).

Even the smaller roles are cast to perfection.

The "Unpopular" Verdict

So, here's my overall, potentially controversial, takeaway: The cast of The Harder They Fall is phenomenal. No arguments there.

But...and this is a big but...I think some of the characters were unfairly underutilized. Especially Jane Doe!

I wanted more backstory, more motivation, more everything! Basically, I’m saying give the women more screen time! More power! More everything!

"Maybe it's just me, but I think a sequel focusing on the female characters would be amazing. Just saying."

Maybe Nat Love and Rufus Buck already had their moments. Is it too much to ask a movie led by women?

Ultimately, The Harder They Fall delivered on action, style and star power. But it also left me wanting more from certain characters, especially Zazie Beetz's Jane. Is that so wrong?

Tell me I’m not the only one who feels this way! Let's be real!