G.I.JOE - The Rise of Cobra - Pre-Discussion

For me its because of the Wayans curse, seriously just about everything they're attached to or they've created has been dreadful (with the exceptions being Scary Movie and some of their early comedy works like In Living Color)

Nah, I don't think he can curse JOE, He's out numbered. :laugh:

Plus they where in, In Living Color?? I figured they'd be kids when that show aired. Like high schooler's at least. :O_O:
 
I told a friend we'd go see TF2 together. We went to see the first one in theatre.

Though its gotten some abysmal word of mouth, even worse than the first film ><
 
I told a friend we'd go see TF2 together. We went to see the first one in theatre.

Though its gotten some abysmal word of mouth, even worse than the first film ><

ignore it dude. I mean, you might not like the movie. Lord knows that I'm in the minority vs the Forum community's opinion. But out of the three times I went to see TF2 in the IMAX, everyone laughed at the jokes. Everyone was into the movie. We all enjoyed ourselves in the theater.

I loved the sequel just as much as the first one. The action was great and the humor just spontaneous and terrific.
 
I told a friend we'd go see TF2 together. We went to see the first one in theatre.

Though its gotten some abysmal word of mouth, even worse than the first film ><

Decide for yourself on how bad or good it is but you might want to check out reviews to see if its worth your money. After all you're paying for it.

http://rogerebert.suntimes.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20090623/REVIEWS/906239997/1001

And before any one has a hissy fit about how "Critics are stupid" or some nonsense like that, read this.

http://blogs.suntimes.com/ebert/2009/07/i_am_a_brainiac.html

Namely this part

But am I out of touch? It's not a critic's job to reflect box office taste. The job is to describe my reaction to a film, to account for it, and evoke it for others. The job of the reader is not to find his opinion applauded or seconded, but to evaluate another opinion against his own. But you know that. We've been over that ground many times. What disturbs me is when I'm specifically told that I know too much about movies, have "studied" them, go into them "too deep," am always looking for things the average person doesn't care about, am always mentioning things like editing or cinematography, and am forever comparing films to other films.

I've "forgotten what it's like to be a kid," another poster told me. One of the most-admired contributors to this blog, who signs herself "A Kid.," is 12 years old. She hasn't forgotten. Neither have many other readers of middle school age. Their posts give me hope for the future. For them, to be a kid is not to be uncritical or thoughtlessly accepting. They seek magic, and don't find it in the brutal hammering of "Transformers."

Plus they where in, In Living Color?? I figured they'd be kids when that show aired. Like high schooler's at least. :O_O:

Shawn Wayans was 19 when he did In Living Color
 
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For me its because of the Wayans curse, seriously just about everything they're attached to or they've created has been dreadful (with the exceptions being Scary Movie and some of their early comedy works like In Living Color)

Not completely true, he was pretty enjoying in The Wayne's Brothers TV series.
 
Why? because we are waiting to see how it is for ourselves before making comment?

bravo sir!

Honestly, i dont expect GI joe to be any good. The trailers just look bad. But Im still gonna go see it anyway. I could very well be pleasantly surprised.
 

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