WasAnnon
Slow pace in the most part of the movie.
Lucybespro
It is a performances centric movie
Console
best movie i've ever seen.
louiewv7336
So bad... needs to go to Rocket of Love... beyond cheesy.
tughan_a
This movie is so crappish...Please do not waste any of your time with this garbage...There is absolutely no story...no story at all... Too many discrepancies with dialog, scenario and action.. Uff it is just awful to watch such shitty movie... First movie was a real GI-Joe movie despite the fact that it got poor ranking at least it had some kind of integrity in between its dynamics and a lot of entertainment meanwhile... Story was much better and directed much better also.. This follow-up is just unbearable to watch, Bruce Willis, sir sorry to say that but even you cannot save this movie from oblivion....1/10
Floated2
G.I. Joe: Retaliation screenwriters Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick took more than a few cues from the wildly popular G.I. Joe cartoon from the 1980s when they were crafting the script for this ante- upping sequel. An occasionally schizophrenic blend of prodigal-son kung-fu film and testosterone-fueled men-on-a-mission romp, G.I. Joe: Retaliation is the kind of large-scale action movie in which the entire world is the stage, the laws of physics don't apply, and every implausible plot development is giddily pursued without a glimmer of irony. Opening with character introductions inspired by the "file cards" that came with the original action figures, it knows exactly what audiences expect of it and pulls out all the stops to deliver. Meanwhile, the entire cast go for broke, with Ray Stevenson and Jonathan Pryce in particular obviously having a blast, and fun cameos by Walton Goggins and RZA add some energy to the incidental scenes. The ending is what we all expect. G.I. Joe: Retaliation is a simply fun thrill ride not to be taken too serious.
feyipuk
It's got big explosions, big guns, and some sky high action scenes. It's basically a live action version of what kids would do with the action models if they could. Picking up from the last film, the bad guys are still in the same place and the Joes have had a shake up in the squad. The dialogue still plays second fiddle to the action - half expected them all to shout "Yo Joe!" after the opening sequence, but it's not used in the film - and some scenes don't flow; like Roadblock and Duke playing video games. Sure, it introduces his kids, yet with all the macho action it seemed a bit of anti-climax. Likewise, the big destructive scene (a minute into the trailer) takes place in front of that countries leader, who doesn't get any screen time or reaction to such a monumental event! And throwing stars are small enough to hide anywhere, yet you can shoot them without hitting the person who threw them.Sadly, there's no Joseph Gordon-Levitt in it, but as you can't tell who Cobra Commander is, that's not a big loss.
