[catachresis]

I wanted to see G.I. Joe, but I was just terribly worried that if somebody put one of the pieces in his mouth, he might choke on it.

 

[TheMarchingMule]

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Originally Posted by catachresis /img/forum/go_quote.gif I wanted to see G.I. Joe, but I was just terribly worried that if somebody put one of the pieces in his mouth, he might choke on it.

Pieces of what? Resses Pieces?

 

[Galesden]

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Originally Posted by Uncle Erik /img/forum/go_quote.gif You mean it's gloriously bad? I might have to go see it, then. A couple other inadvertent comedies I loved are "Congo" and "The Postman." Both are hilarious if you go in expectin comedy. I also heard the new Transformers movie is funny.

Thats exactly what i mean. I kinda went in there thinking it was going to be a mediocre action movie, but it turned into a pretty funny comedy. Speaking of hilariously bad movies, has anyone seen "The Room" directed by Tommy Wiseau. Epic cult movie that is one of the worst movies ever. It is so bad yet so good. They have showings around the country kinda like "The Rocky Horror Picture Show".

 

[M0T0XGUY]

I caught a 4:45 show with some friends a little while ago. It was mostly as I expected; stupid, ludicrous, action-packed and full of unintentional comedy. The actors, though, were truly terrible - especially the black haired girl, whose name escapes me despite her prevalence in the film.

That didn't stop me from enjoying a lot of it considering my low expectations, and a couple of scenes were genuinely cool. Worse than Transformers? I didn't really think so...

 

[ksu06]

That would be sienna miller, i believe.

And LOL at the sinking ice, my friends were all on my case for pointing that out, glad that I am not the only one that noticed!

 

[limpidglitch]

A Razzie nominee possibly? (The Postman got awarded for worst picture in '97)

I might end up checking this one out.

 

[Ashkii21]

Hmm, I watched GI Joe yesterday also. I also watched the 1st Transformers movie when it first came out but not the second. This GI Joe movie reminded me most of the cartoons I use to watch growing up in the 80s between the two movies. The transformers movie was different than it's cartoon, at least how I remember it. So to me the GI Joe movie was more enjoyable but yeah both movies were:

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Originally Posted by M0T0XGUY /img/forum/go_quote.gif stupid, ludicrous, action-packed and full of unintentional comedy. The actors, though, were truly terrible ...

 

[Samgotit]

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Originally Posted by Uncle Erik /img/forum/go_quote.gif You mean it's gloriously bad? I might have to go see it, then. A couple other inadvertent comedies I loved are "Congo" and "The Postman." Both are hilarious if you go in expectin comedy. I also heard the new Transformers movie is funny.

I'm going to acknowledge UE's brave admission here and post one of my own: I love Mark Wahlberg movies... All of them. Even Rock Star.

 

[Jubei]

I thought the ice had metal constructs inside them ... or something of that sort.

Scarlett looks hot

 

[iriverdude]

I wonder if Danger Mouse, Count Duckula, Bananaman, Super Ted, Jimbo & The Jet Set will be made into feature length live action movies? (and any good)

 

[Jubei]

Maybe Thundercats or He-Man ... after watching Alien Vs Predator my nephew said he won't mind seeing Terminator and Robocop Vs Transformers.

 

[iriverdude]

He-Man has been done already. Dolph Lungdren as He-Man.

 

[zotjen]

Everyone who had a G.I. Joe as a kid and had them hook up with their sister's Barbie doll, raise your hand!

 

[iriverdude]

Gay.

GI Joe should have burnt down Barbie's house and had his way.

 

[Gross]

Come on, the movie was not that terrible. Not sure how anyone would expect anything except for a movie that is going to blow stuff up though. Granted, they did thier best to slip in phrases like "Kung-Fu Grip" "Yo, Joe!" and others. Lots of action and pretty girls, that is all I wanted, It delivered.