G.I. Joe: Retaliation (2013)
Framed for crimes against the country, the G.I. Joe team is terminated by Presidential order. This forces the G.I. Joes into not only fighting their mortal enemy Cobra; they are forced to contend with threats from within the government that jeopardize their very existence.
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The greatest movie ever made..!
Simply A Masterpiece
Pretty good movie overall. First half was nothing special but it got better as it went along.
Through painfully honest and emotional moments, the movie becomes irresistibly relatable
Just a remark: I was programming and had this film running in the background on TV when at the very end I suddenly noticed that "The Rock" took a pistol out of a box by grabbing it from its trigger.Come on!!!I do love (some) US action movies, but especially for stuff targeted towards kids (as in this case) I do expect the actors to feel at least a little bit responsible for what they do/show, meaning that they should at least take some firearms training before showing others how to deal with them.
This is the most disappointing sequel of the GI Joe series. The first film was fantastic. Lots of high-tech gadgets, uniquely diversified combat scene, and full blown action cuts. After all, the initial GI Joe film was popular due to those traits.But somehow someone in the studio made some stupid decision to eliminate all of those traits. And removed every favorable characters with "The Rock". I wonder what were they thinking when they made that decision.The desert scene, where the Joes are annihilated, are an example of the terrible decision. Where are all of those cool techs that the Joes used in the first movie? They would have survived it if the techs are there. But unfortunately, the story maker had too much alcohol and forgot about that part.In short, it's a major disappointment for all GI Joe fans.
G.I. Joe: Retaliation screenwriters Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick took more than a few cues from the wildly popular G.I. Joe cartoon from the 1980s when they were crafting the script for this ante- upping sequel. An occasionally schizophrenic blend of prodigal-son kung-fu film and testosterone-fueled men-on-a-mission romp, G.I. Joe: Retaliation is the kind of large-scale action movie in which the entire world is the stage, the laws of physics don't apply, and every implausible plot development is giddily pursued without a glimmer of irony. Opening with character introductions inspired by the "file cards" that came with the original action figures, it knows exactly what audiences expect of it and pulls out all the stops to deliver. Meanwhile, the entire cast go for broke, with Ray Stevenson and Jonathan Pryce in particular obviously having a blast, and fun cameos by Walton Goggins and RZA add some energy to the incidental scenes. The ending is what we all expect. G.I. Joe: Retaliation is a simply fun thrill ride not to be taken too serious.
When I received the call to work on this movie I was ecstatic Says Logan one of his favorite characters was always firefly. Gi Joe is an intense ride into the world of Cobra Commander. Every minute you are on the edge of your seat. Logan sewed the super hero costume for Ray Stevenson In the Retaliation movie. Logan Riese was not credited but had a major roll in making the costume for Ray Stevenson AKA Firefly. Bruce Willis Wore Logan Riese shirts. Assistant on the cobra commander Jacket. The costumes were all memorable as was the movie. I would recommend this to any comic book fan as well as adventure seekers. you will not be let down by the fast pace of part two in an amazing series.