TheVileOne
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The Mindbender cameo thing is separate from The Doctor. The Doctor = Cobra Commander = JGL.
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Cuz you took a knife and carved it in? Does he also wear slacks?
Let me guess, your also one of those people that when they made Hellblazer, said that a brown/tan trench coat wouldn't/dosen't look good on film. (Y'know, regardless of the fact that Ford wore one in Blade Runner and it looks good.....)
The Doctor is indeed going to become Cobra Commander. Mindbender is another character entirely, though JGL's character has a few elements similar to him.
OK, to clear this up:
Duke and Ripcord are in a special forces unit with Rex Lewis. Duke is engaged to Rex's sister Ana. Later on a mission, they are sent, I think to take out a scientist who is producing something for an unknown (that I recall) enemy.
Duke and Ripcord cover him. Rex goes into the WMD facility. The scientists, presumably played by Kevin J O'Connor, is there, and accepts his fate, and reveals that the US government hired him to create the nano technology. Rex hesitates, and is fascinated by what he is working on. The scientist offers to share what he knows with Rex if he lets him live. rex agrees, disgusted by the realization his superiors lied to him, and tries to help him escape, but the airstrike called in to take the place out in five minutes (Duke told him to get out in four) comes much earlier than they wanted, and levels the place. Rex is assumed dead.
Ana and Duke break up at Rex's funeral, Ana disappears. Duke is devastated he essentially goes AWOL for a time.
Cut to the present. The Doctor works for McCullen/Destro, using the nano-technology for diverse purposes such as Zartan's disguises, mind control, and deactivating the parts of the brain that allow pain, fear, and remorse for the Neo-Vipers. Ana is involved with McCullen, and has married the French Baron DeCobray to weaponize the nano-mites. She divorces him after he does this for her. Duke is captured, and the Doctor pulls down his mask to reveal a badly scarred Rex. The scientist (KJOC) was actually killed in the bombing. I think we're supposed to believe, based on the pictures, that the doctor is actually the scientist at first. Rex reveals he experimented with the nanos on himself and damaged his lungs and vocal cords (this is the one bit in the script I found truly ******ed), so he needs that breath mask.
Ana doesn't know who he is, and he has her under mind control, having decided to give her a new life to deal with the pain.
At the end, Ana is captured, McCullen is injured, and when the Doctor is using the nanos to heal him (this is when he gets the Destro mask), he puts him under his control and tells Destro to call him "commander."
So CC is a field medic/scientist named Rex Lewis aka the Doctor whose sister is the American Baroness. A slight modification to the final scene could undo this in JoBlo isn't blowing smoke, with Rex calling the real CC after putting Destro under mind control, but based on the script- it's the Doctor
:facepalm You know, these are the stereotypes we fanboys get and you're proving them right.
What if there is no sequel? There's a significant possibility this movie will tank, leaving us only with "The Rise of Cobra" and...no Cobra.
I'm not sure your suggestion of having a black man play a Nazi with no skin on his face, doesn't exactly, not, suck balls.All great reasons why this movie franchise sucks balls t:
All great reasons why this movie franchise sucks balls t:
I'm not sure your suggestion of having a black man play a Nazi with no skin on his face, doesn't exactly, not, suck balls.
And you're ******ed. Suggesting a black actor to play a white German indicates that normally you're dumb enough to not have a problem with a character that has an origin similar to CC's new one. You're part of the smaller group of fans that producers are aware of and choose to ignore because nothing would please you. TVO makes good points. You don't.
But your limited intellect means you can only judge an adaptation by it's faithfulness to the source material, not the actual quality. Those aren't the same thing. A faithful movie can be bad and vice versa.
Put it this way- the Doctor, as written, would be a pretty good character to include in GI Joe canon, if you remove his ties to the Baroness and not have him be CC.
It's called a joke. If you have seen The Spirit then you know that Sam Jackson dances around in fullon nazi wardrobe, goosesteping and all. Would I ACTUALLY want Jackson as Red Skull? Hell no, clearly the role should be played by Hasselhoff.
And Earl, arent you the same guy who loved WANTED?