You know, he doesn't look half bad.
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6 comments:
SNAKE EYES! Where's the dug? I wonder who they'll get to play it?
Dang!
Is it just me, or are there any other guys out there who would love to be that cool?
I've been thinking a lot about Snake Eyes since last night and I think for a lot of us he was the first hero that we absolutely could not resist the awesomeness of.
I begin to dream to hope that the GI Joe movie might be good based on this picture alone...and that Larry Hama seems to be pretty involved in the production.
Ok, seriously. I don't think we have any idea how strong an emotional response we'll have to a big screen duel between Snake Eyes and Storm Shadow. You probably haven't thought about it for a while, but you really loved thinking about those two guys 20+ years ago. Might be the best on-screen fight since Obi Wan, Qui Gonn, and Darth Maul.
And while I'm at it, let me say that that sentence I just wrote was me declaring the lightsaber duel from the Phantom Menace to be the best of the 6 movies.
*NERD ALERT*
Brigham. You know the I love and respect you - BUT - I can't sit here and accept your statement. While I cannot deny the visual excitement and action of Phantom Menace's lightsaber duel between Obi Wan, Qui Gon, and Darth Maul, I cannot overlook the emotional and climactic importance of Luke Skywalker and Darth Vader's final duel in ROTJ before the throne of the Emperor. It simply takes the cake.
i told the girls that i work with the other day that i was super-excited about this movie, and all i got was silence. now i know, i was not the only girl with brothers and watched g.i. joe. i had more g.i. joe, myself, than i did barbies. they may have been cheaper than barbies, for all i know.
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