When it comes to the "G.I. Joe: Retaliation" movie trailer, I just wish the designers of the movie would have been more genuine advance. They tell us that they're going to create a follow-up to the "G.I. Joe: The Increase of Cobra," the Stephen Sommers-ification of the dearest results and TV display. They say Sommers is out and Dwayne Jackson is in. Plus, there will be Bruce Willis. That's all well and excellent, but nothing truly worth striking a walls in party.
But then the "Retaliation" movie trailer visitors. Not once did anyone refer to Cobra banners traveling by air over the White-colored Home. Nobody cared to notify us that it looks like Channing Tatum will attack the particles in the first quarter-hour. And I know for a proven reality that no one informed us there would be a ninja attack on the aspect of a hill, because if they had, we all would have been way more fired up.
Nope, it changes out that "G.I. Joe: Retaliation" could actually be a really brilliant movie, as we're now determining with the movie trailer launch. For the lovers who fretted over the Sommers edition, manager Jon M. Chu has seemingly resolved so much of what was erroneous with the first movie. One of the greatest and most interesting comments purchased to the movie trailer across movie weblogs is that this actually looks like a "G.I. Joe" movie, the type that performed on saturday days that broadcasted PSAs afterward.
