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I hope this movie bombs... hard....
DBE, Wolverine Origins and now this...
DBE, Wolverine Origins and now this...
THIS NEW JAMES BOND MOVIE IS AWESOME!!!
But where are Craig, Connery and Brosnan?
GI JOE ... made of the greatest soldiers on the planet....
Yet... they need Iron Man suits to be truly effective...
WHY DON'T GIVE EVERYONE THOSE DAMN THINGS!!
I hope this movie bombs... hard....
DBE, Wolverine Origins and now this...
Funny how GI Joe Resolute is so ridiculous yet the atmosphere and universe they create seems so serious and engaging....
Something Sommers could never do... he only understands corny one liners....
I think people are confusing this with Transformers....
TF was always light and fun even with the IDW and Devil'sDue comics...
The only time GI Joe was fun was during the 80's cartoon and that's it...
Even Sigma Six was more serious than this crap....
Exactly....aside from the cartoon, GI Joe was a serious action/war franchise. Heck the comic book wisely killed off Battleforce 2000, ignored Eco-Warriors and Cobra-La and stayed pretty true to the concept throughout (with exceptions where Hasbro forced them into things).
And...for anyone who wonders...the COMIC BOOK is the concept that matters, not the cartoon.
Not true. There are fans of GI Joe who are so only because of the cartoon. If you go to any of the Joe forums there is always a division on there for those who are fans of the comic or the cartoon. Personally I was a fan of the comic, wasnt real big on the cartoon. However the cartoon seems to be the more popular of the 2 and had more of an exposure so thats what people remember the most.
And the comic wasnt all reality based. There was alot of the fantastical in there. Id say about 50/50.
Ever consider that the story might explain why robo-suits may not be the be-all-end-all of military tech? I wouldn't be surprised if the movie DOES bring up questions about how necessary a highly trained soldier is, if all they're being used for is to stick in a fancy suit that does all of the work. It's the same thing the early astronauts went through-- originally, the astronauts were pretty much going to be passangers, which made the pilots question why NASA even needed skilled pilots to be astronauts. The same thing could happen with the Delta 6 suits: if you were an elite soldier, would you be satisfied being just a passenger inside of a fancy robot suit? There's likely a reason why they go from using robo suits to regular battle armor later in the film (if the speculated chronology of the movie is correct.
And...for anyone who wonders...the COMIC BOOK is the concept that matters, not the cartoon.
According to who?? I wasn't even aware GI Joe had a comic book until the DIC cartoon was off the air. 80 to 90 percent of fans are fans because of the cartoon...they might have gone to the comics afterwards, but it started with the cartoon....I've read Larry Hama was involved, I know he wrote a majority of the original Marvel run
The comic lasted monthly for a heck of a lot longer than the cartoon. Comparitively, the cartoon is a blip on the screen to the comics longevity.
However...if you want the movie to follow the cartoon, then yeah...take Snake-Eyes out of it, because he was a bit player in the first few episodes and thats it. Also, make Shipwreck, Alpine, Bazooka, Sgt Slaughter and Flint your main stars.
What??? You want Snake-Eyes to be the focal point??? You want his dynamic with Stormshadow?? Why?? Stormshadow was regularly handed his butt by Quick Kick in the cartoon...