Movie Theater WOW - Has no one seen G.I Joe II yet?
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I have *PS theres another thread on this topic already*, it has its cheezy points at times but its pretty good. Definitely has some humor in it, Lady J is definitely hot. As a Joe fan from awhile back I wonder where they decide to used the character's they do. But hey whatever, its not bad if you don't want to pay just wait for it on redbox or whatever.
I saw it over the weekend. Meh, wasn't impressed. In fact, it's generally a bad sign when my girl likes an action movie more than I do. But yes, Lady J is definitely a hottie.
Three words: THEY KILLED DUKE.
If that's not enough, let me elaborate. I considered leaving the movie theater several times in the first hour. But it was like Train-Wreck Sex, so horrible, but you just couldn't stop or look away.
Watching that movie is like covering yourself in Cheetos on the beach, and getting sexually assaulted by every seagull within a mile radius. And those flying hellions don't spare the beak.
If that's not enough, let me elaborate. I considered leaving the movie theater several times in the first hour. But it was like Train-Wreck Sex, so horrible, but you just couldn't stop or look away.
Watching that movie is like covering yourself in Cheetos on the beach, and getting sexually assaulted by every seagull within a mile radius. And those flying hellions don't spare the beak.
From the wiki of the first GI Joe movie:
Tatum had played a soldier in Stop-Loss, an anti-war film, and originally wanted no part in G.I. Joe, which he felt glorified war. Once he read the script though, he realized the franchise was a fantasy akin to X-Men, Mission: Impossible and Star Wars rather than a war film.[6]
I read this after seeing it. Another actor that doesn't mind the money and prestige of shoot em up movies but is against what they are about. Piss on him and his little joe dolls too. No more money for Tatur from me.
Tatum had played a soldier in Stop-Loss, an anti-war film, and originally wanted no part in G.I. Joe, which he felt glorified war. Once he read the script though, he realized the franchise was a fantasy akin to X-Men, Mission: Impossible and Star Wars rather than a war film.[6]
I read this after seeing it. Another actor that doesn't mind the money and prestige of shoot em up movies but is against what they are about. Piss on him and his little joe dolls too. No more money for Tatur from me.
