G.I.Joe 2 Coming
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i'll watch it.
didn't particularly like g.i. joe, but it was entertaining, and it was fun to see all of those characters on screen.
like to see flint and beach head.
didn't particularly like g.i. joe, but it was entertaining, and it was fun to see all of those characters on screen.
like to see flint and beach head.
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Yeah, I must admit the way SS went out was pretty shocking to me. TOTALLY didn't expect that to happen. And I was pleased. Also..it's bad when the kid version of the characters have the greater fight scene over their adult selves.
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They thing I liked about the film was the violence! People kept saying this film was for 7 year olds. Really?!
One viper got a dagger in his head and another got a bolt through his eye. Not to mention all the random soldiers getting thrown about in the Pit attack.
Really looking forward to the BD of the first one coming out.
Bring on number 2!
One viper got a dagger in his head and another got a bolt through his eye. Not to mention all the random soldiers getting thrown about in the Pit attack.
Really looking forward to the BD of the first one coming out.
Bring on number 2!
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I just hope they redesign and streamline SE's costume in the sequel. I definitely want the kids back for another awesome flashback fight but the adult SE and SS need to have a fight of equal, if not greater, caliber. I believe that can be accomplished if they give Ray Park a costume in which he can actually move.
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There's always the KILL DUKE option as well...it was almost accomplished by Serpentor in the cartoon movie.
Kill Duke, and bring in Flint to take command...
Kill Duke, and bring in Flint to take command...
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I will see this twice on purpose and my friends will be baffled but whatever.
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Screenwriter has been hired:
http://www.collider.com/2010/01/06/e...as-been-hired/
I'm on board for more Joe.
http://www.collider.com/2010/01/06/e...as-been-hired/
I'm on board for more Joe.
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Forget Duke, recast or kill off Ripcord, every time Wayans was on screen I wanted to see him killed horribly, his lame ass 'jokes' grated every single time.
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Collider report has been updated:
Thanks to a great source, I can report Zombieland’s Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick are writing the sequel to G.I. Joe! This is on top of the recently announced news that they’re writing Deadpool for 20th Century Fox.
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I enjoyed the first movie, and look forward to a second. The only thing I would change is Cobra Commander's mask. Otherwise, I hope the same cast and crew make a sequel that is as great as the first.
I am glad to see I was not the only one who enjoyed this movie. I really enjoyed the action sequences, and the plot and acting were not anywhere near as bad as it could have been.
I am glad to see I was not the only one who enjoyed this movie. I really enjoyed the action sequences, and the plot and acting were not anywhere near as bad as it could have been.
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Well, the closest thing we'll get to Cobra Commander's original mask is the metal face mask helmet. I don't know why they can't just do that. He knows that the Jason X mask sucked ass, so how could his classic metal helmet be worse.
Sommers said that they don't want to use the hood because it reminds people of the KKK.
Sommers said that they don't want to use the hood because it reminds people of the KKK.
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MTV Blog:
EXCLUSIVE: 'Zombieland' Writers Visiting 'G.I. Joe' Headquarters, Planning For 'New Characters'
Being a huge “G.I. Joe” fan, I’ll be the first to admit that last year’s “The Rise of Cobra” was a pretty massive disappointment. But, being a fan of “Zombieland,” I’ll also be the first to say I’m excited about the fact that the film’s two writers have been hired to pen the sequel. To paraphrase Michael Corleone: Just when I thought I was out (roughly around the time Marlon Wayans put on that stupid robot suit), they pull me back in.
Recently, we caught up with red-hot screenwriters Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick – and they assured us that their “G.I. Joe” sequel will be something closer to the roots of the toyline.
“We’re excited,” explained Wernick. “Rhett was such a huge ‘G.I. Joe’ fan growing up, as was I.”
So much so, that Reese has already made his own G.I. Joe film… well, kinda. “My very first movie was a ‘G.I. Joe’ movie; I used the little ‘G.I. Joe’ action figures [as my actors],” he said, laughing. “I was like 9; the sad thing was that I figured I could do stop-motion with a video camera - and we know that stop motion doesn’t work with a video camera for anyone who’s ever tried it, especially the old video cameras – so, I realized pretty quickly that it wouldn’t be a seamless motion. I’d set them up, deliver the lines.”
“We can say that we will be faithful to the first film,” Reese explained of their plans for the sequel. “We will not be ignoring events from the first in the second.”
“It will be a sequel,” added Wernick. “It will be a continuation of 'G.I. Joe' [as it was established last summer].”
“It’s hard to think of it being any bigger; that was a big movie,” Reese said of any pressure to top the first film’s massive action sequences. “They blew up a lot of stuff. We hope for it to be as fun, that the characters really pop. We’ll be introducing some new characters.”
“We’re going out to Pawtucket, Rhode Island to the Hasbro headquarters next week,” Wernick said, explaining that the trip will help dictate who those new characters will be. "[We’ll] talk to the toy guys, take a tour of the facility, see all the old toys, the new toys and just get inspired.”
“We’re going to be open to what they have, and we’re presenting them with what we have; it will be a meeting of the minds,” Reese said of the early stage in their script development. “This is a dream come true. If I could get in a time machine and go tell my 11-year-old self this he’d be dancing, running through the street doing cartwheels… ‘G.I. Joe’ should be fun, it should be a ride. That’s what we feel like ‘Zombieland’ was, and we hope to bring that to the ‘G.I. Joe’ franchise also.”
Being a huge “G.I. Joe” fan, I’ll be the first to admit that last year’s “The Rise of Cobra” was a pretty massive disappointment. But, being a fan of “Zombieland,” I’ll also be the first to say I’m excited about the fact that the film’s two writers have been hired to pen the sequel. To paraphrase Michael Corleone: Just when I thought I was out (roughly around the time Marlon Wayans put on that stupid robot suit), they pull me back in.
Recently, we caught up with red-hot screenwriters Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick – and they assured us that their “G.I. Joe” sequel will be something closer to the roots of the toyline.
“We’re excited,” explained Wernick. “Rhett was such a huge ‘G.I. Joe’ fan growing up, as was I.”
So much so, that Reese has already made his own G.I. Joe film… well, kinda. “My very first movie was a ‘G.I. Joe’ movie; I used the little ‘G.I. Joe’ action figures [as my actors],” he said, laughing. “I was like 9; the sad thing was that I figured I could do stop-motion with a video camera - and we know that stop motion doesn’t work with a video camera for anyone who’s ever tried it, especially the old video cameras – so, I realized pretty quickly that it wouldn’t be a seamless motion. I’d set them up, deliver the lines.”
“We can say that we will be faithful to the first film,” Reese explained of their plans for the sequel. “We will not be ignoring events from the first in the second.”
“It will be a sequel,” added Wernick. “It will be a continuation of 'G.I. Joe' [as it was established last summer].”
“It’s hard to think of it being any bigger; that was a big movie,” Reese said of any pressure to top the first film’s massive action sequences. “They blew up a lot of stuff. We hope for it to be as fun, that the characters really pop. We’ll be introducing some new characters.”
“We’re going out to Pawtucket, Rhode Island to the Hasbro headquarters next week,” Wernick said, explaining that the trip will help dictate who those new characters will be. "[We’ll] talk to the toy guys, take a tour of the facility, see all the old toys, the new toys and just get inspired.”
“We’re going to be open to what they have, and we’re presenting them with what we have; it will be a meeting of the minds,” Reese said of the early stage in their script development. “This is a dream come true. If I could get in a time machine and go tell my 11-year-old self this he’d be dancing, running through the street doing cartwheels… ‘G.I. Joe’ should be fun, it should be a ride. That’s what we feel like ‘Zombieland’ was, and we hope to bring that to the ‘G.I. Joe’ franchise also.”