This one comes courtesy of StephenSommers.com…they call it “Universe”. This one didn’t look familiar to me, someone tell me if we’ve seen it before. The embedded video below is thanks to Terror Transmissions on YouTube.
SNAKE EYES over on HissTank.com has rounded up a nice little schedule of this week’s late night talk show programs and which G.I. Joe: the Rise of COBRA stars are going to be appearing on them. Check it out below!
The Tonight Show with Conan O’Brien @ 11:35 PM EST
Wed. 8/5 – Sienna Miller
Jimmy Kimmel Live @ 12:05 AM EST
Thurs. 8/6 – Sienna Miller
Fri. 8/7 – Rachel Nichols
Late Night with Jimmy Fallon @ 12:35 AM EST
Mon. 8/3 – Marlon Wayans (Interview is now online)
Tues. 8/4 Channing Tatum
YouTube user HDTVSpots has continued right along updating his channel with spots for G.I. Joe: The Rise of COBRA as they come along. The latest ones are:
I can’t believe this…I saw the freaking MOVIE last night and these TV Spots still get me fired up. I gotta go back this weekend, that’s all there is to it.
So, if anyone has read my review, they know I have a few questions and issues about some changes in dialog or events from the upcoming film. Well, El Mayimbe from Latino Review sat down with Stephen Sommers and got a great interview, and some awesome details about the film and potential sequels! There are some minor spoilers, so I’ll fully discuss this after the jump.
Good? Great? Somewhere in between?
I’ve gotta spend a few minutes setting up the scene. Last night was an adventure and a half. The three plus hour drive to Warwick, Rhode Island was mostly uneventful, though I did hit some Targets on the way down and got myself some Wave 3 troop builders… but no Pit Commandos, dammit. However, once the Charity Screening event started, it was just that…an event! Mingling in the crowd with so many other folks from the general public as well as Hasbro people, Stephen Sommers, Lorenzo Di Bonaventura, media folks, and yes, Rachel Nichols, was an amazing spectacle. Something a small town boy like me doesn’t get to experience very often.
Perhaps it was the high from the event itself, or perhaps it was because I was in the front of the theater on a monster screen, but the film was..well…it was nuts. Tons of action, lots of stuff happening all at once, yet not too much to keep track of. My head was sorta swimming a bit, but now that I’ve had some time to mull it over, I’m ready to post my review(s).
Yeah, I did two of them. How lame is that? A lot of the info in the two is the same, but I’ve separated them into a “Spoiler Free” version and a “Spoiler Full” version. You can choose which path you take. A word of warning, the Spoiler Full one has a LOT more detail, because, obviously, being able to talk about character specifics and specific events helps me to flesh out the review a bit better.
I knew it was going to be a good night when Stephen Sommers stood in front of the crowd and said “If you have to use the rest room, use it now, because there won’t be time to do it when the film starts”.
He was right.
For folks who think the new G.I. Joe: The Rise of COBRA game looks like fun, but they’re not sure it’s worth the $60.00, according to JoeCanuck.com, Dell has the PS3 and X-Box 360 versions of the game ON SALE NOW for $32.99! This includes free shipping! Sale ends tomorrow, so get going, post haste:
I can’t post a review of the game until tomorrow, but it’s pretty fun! A mindless, very arcade-like shooter that ain’t deep and thought-provoking, but so far, it has been fun. More details to come.