As for G.I. Joe, I had fun. It was stupid. But I had fun. Loved the Paris chase sequence. Liked how Joseph Gordon-Levitt overacted using only his voice – he must've had fun. Since "Mysterious Skin", I've been watching anything he's in. He hasn't disappointed me yet.

One could ask: "What about Van Helsing? It's also awful-in-a-funny-way, did you like it?". No, I didn't. So I suppose this argument of "silly fun" is very subjective…

No, I didn't go to see it. And I won't, nor rent it eventually either. That despite the fact that I have a girly crush on Channing Tatum. He is just so darn down home cute and charming. I've liked him since "Step Up," even though I thought he was the only thing good about it. (Sorry, Jenna.) I do so love a man who can dance.

It looks like the people who made G. I Joe knew their audience. It's making heaps of money. I'm glad for Channing if nothing else since"Fighting" was another horrible film . I still have faith in Channing because he did a fine job in "Stop-Loss," especially that scene toward the end when a tear rolls down his face as his character of Steve confronts Brandon.

Get yea to an acting class, Channing.

I watched it on Thursday night and thought it was fantastic. I would give it 8.5 out of 10 and why you may ask especially after the bad reviews (critics get over it, so the studio didn't let you see the reviews beforehand so what, let the audience decide)?

Well, firstly I understand it's about toys/cartoons/comics not some really deep movie. I believe when you go to the pictures you go to escape and just enjoy the ride this film did just that, try remembering something called fun especially in this present climate.

The film title and trailers suggested that it will not win any oscars on acting so leave Channing Tatum and the rest alone. Seriously, why are people going on about the acting I just don't know?

Actually, I thought Channing Tatum did a good job as Duke. Hey you work with whatever script you are given plus have you seen the cartoons, it's not about the acting is it?

The cinema that I went to was packed and people were impressed with Marlon Wayans too. He was funny but not over the top just right. I think the fanboys and fangirls will complain as hell (something to do) but still support the G.I. Joe's because that's what they do best, complain but still watch plus it was a good film.

Just another reminder that it is based on toys/cartoons/comics is not suppose to be perfect but hell it was a popcorn delight for all ages.

G.I. Joe is pure cheese and that's what I expected from a G.I. Joe movie and anything else and you are mad. It stayed true to the cartoons, so I am laughing more at the haters of this movie than anything else, they obviously haven't watched the cartoons or know the history of G.I. Joe.

The various websites/critics made it sound like it was the worst film on the planet and it was not it was better than most blockbusters this year. Just goes to show form your own opinions on G.I. Joe for sure so go WATCH. Don't just comment that it was bad without actually seeing it first and take into account the age range it was aiming at and the history of the show.

I tell you what Channing Tatum and the rest of the cast who have shown their faces to support this movie world-wide deserve their reward. Whatever you think of Channing Tatum and I think for a guy who has only been in the business for me thinks approximately 6 years as he was previously a model he has done really well in promoting this film and will benefit in the end whether you liked his performance or not and now you know his name.

I don't know how to explain it but there is a star quality about him (it's not just about his looks). Some people might think hell no when it comes to him and worst actor on the planet but in that case, why are major directors like Oliver Stone wanting to work with him, there must be a reason?

Post 19: Why you taking this film so seriously (I bet you watched it)… By the way, I don't feel sorry for the studio for watching this movie. I don't care about the politics of this movie I just want to watch a fun entertaining film for a couple of hours without thinking about major issues outside and this film delivers that.

Conclusion not a perfect movie (what do people expect it's G.I. Joe) but a better blockbuster than most this year – Go Joe – sequel!

Seriously, knowing is half the battle! Just try and relax for couple of hours…..

http://megashare.info/watch.php?id=TWpVeA

There have always been cheesy, poorly scripted, even more poorly acted films. But once upon a time it cost a dime to see them. I'm going to really date myself now and say that I paid a quarter to get into a film when I was a child. And when I turned 12 and had to begin to pay full price, it was 50 cents. That's the kind of money to sink into a bad film. And I guess with the cost of sporting events, cable television, satellite radio, and high speed internet access, a film is still a bargain. But I'm not ready to spend my time, or my money, at such load of "ey, it could have been worse." It's not like we don't have a selection. Personally I'd rather see guinea pigs as federal agents. Or better yet, rent a really, really good film.

Just a note, I read that this film cost $175 million dollars to produce. Tack on the expenses of flying the cast all over the world for promotion, the trailer being dropped all over for advertising, etc. and you're talking alot of money for such a poor, poor result. That's it. All you viewers just feel sorry for the studio and want to give to charity by funding this load of patootie. How sweet.

And you stole my comment about Joseph Gordon-Levitt writing it into his contract that his face be hidden in this disasterous film. Fortunately for his career, his "500 Days of Summer" is front and center right now.

But as bad as this is, I do think it will be a feather in Channing Tatum's cap. Not for the film, but for the way he has soldiered on all over the world promoting it despite what he knows will be said after it is seen. Studios like team players like that. Those of the performers who have been hiding (with the exception of our dear JGL) are compounding a mistake with another one.