Joe mythology would expect, it’ll also delve deeply into Snake Eyes’ connection to Storm Shadow, who’s being played by Warrior’s Andrew Koji.įollowing Henry Golding’s explanation, Larry Hama wanted fans listening to the panel to understand that the martial arts action in Snake Eyes is what makes it stand out from the prior G.I. Needless to say that won’t be a problem in the Snake Eyes movie, with Henry Golding explaining how this reboot won’t stray from highlighting both the title character’s strengths and flaws in the midst of all the action. Joe: The Rise of Cobra and 2013’s Retaliation, he wasn’t the star of either of those shows, so there wasn’t a whole lot of time to delve into his backstory and motivations. And you get to really see some damn cool fight scenes, which trained and got our asses kicked for, and they were phenomenal.Īlthough Ray Park’s version of Snake Eyes was certainly an important character in 2009’s G.I. You see a bond between brothers, you see the thrill of creating a team and defeating the hurdles in front of you.
You see his weaknesses, you see his faults, you see him trying to make amends for decisions that perhaps weren’t as savory as you would imagine.
What fans can kind of expect from Snake Eyes: G.I.
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