Chu has made a careful study of Michael Bay movies and, as a result, this looks suspiciously like one. Joe: Retaliation.īut there's a lot of action, right? Yes - this is an eye candy special. I can say with some degree of confidence that the scenarios I constructed were better thought out than the ones depicted in G.I.
Joe "action figures" (the accepted male-oriented term for "dolls") in my backyard. Back in the mid-'70s, I used to play with G.I. This was written for nine-year olds and it's tough to see how any adult could swallow the storyline. Joe: Retaliation goes so far beyond it that the idiocy is impossible to set aside. Unfortunately, there's a tipping point and G.I. After all, one doesn't always want to spend two hours attempting to decode a mystifyingly complex narrative while being bombarded with dizzying visuals. It goes with the territory and, to a degree, is not only acceptable but welcome. Admittedly, one expects a certain amount of stupidity to go along with lots of explosions and special effects. Joe: Retaliation and Transformers are the big robots and Megan Fox's… assets. On one level, the only significant differences between G.I. I confess a degree of bafflement about why Hollywood apparently considers it necessary to employ the dumbest possible screenplays for movies like this.
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