As the release of the upcoming film gets closer and closer, the press really starts heating up. A few interviews have sprung up over the past 24 hours that may be of interest to fans of the film and people looking forward to the release.
Big thanks to HissCommander from The Terror Drome for pointing out this new clip that’s appeared online…it features the immortal Destro talking about some of his family history with Baroness and Storm Shadow. Original video is on MySpace video here, or check it out in embedded form below.
There must have been another series of screenings for critics, because a bevy of reviews have started showing up online in various places, and guess what? People love G.I. Joe: The Rise of COBRA. I know, I know…they must ALL be plants, right? They must all be in bed with the studios…there’s no possible way this many people could actually LIKE a film. It’s unpossible.
Well, so far, it’s getting some great buzz in the critics’ circles. The latest:
Everyone one of them says the same thing…great action, a brisk, well-paced plot, and awesome escapist fun. Can’t wait for next week! Full Reviews can be read after the “Read the rest of the story” link below!
We’ve previously seen the G.I. Joe character montage in video form, but now IGN comes through from the other side of enemy lines…they’ve posted a brief one minute clip of COBRA agents Baroness, Firefly, and Storm Shadow as playable characters in the upcoming video game. Check out the embedded video below!
Newsrama has posted an interesting and insightful press conference with the cast from the upcoming G.I. Joe: The Rise of COBRA motion picture where they open up a bit about the production and share a look behind the curtain. Click here to check it out.
Thanks to HissCommander from The Terror Drome for the heads up!
IGN has posted a very nice in depth article about the music composition for the soon to be released G.I. Joe: The Rise of COBRA video game. It’s an interesting behind-the-scenes look at how music works within the video game and all of the different steps involved in orchestral production. Check out the article here, and there’s also some great video to go along with it.
Thanks to Rich_JJ of the HissTank forums for the info.