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The character of Duke was chosen and Hasbro not only agreed to the idea, they liked the idea so much that they told the writers of the Transformers movie that they wanted them to do the same thing with that film, which was also intended to introduce new characters to coincide with a new release of Transformers toys. Joe toys, they theorized that they should be able to kill off one of the earlier characters, someone who was no longer going to be part of the toy line. Joe characters for the newest release of G.I. Since part of the idea behind the movie was to introduce brand-new G.I. Joe film figured that since the film (like the Transformers movie) was shooting for a PG rating rather than a G, they would include a death in the movie (something that they had never done in the TV series). Joe film until 1987 and even then it was just a direct-to-video release, but the important thing to note is that all three films were in production at the same time. Some distribution issues (as well as the relative lack of success for the Transformers and My Little Pony films) delayed the release of the G.I.
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Joe TV series during the 1980s) and originally each movie was planned to be released in 1986, along with a My Little Pony movie (also a TV series produced by Sunbow). Both movies were done by Sunbow Productions (the animation studio that did both the Transformers and the G.I. Joe movie had been made! Read on to see how it happened last time and how the 1986 animated Transformers movie actually caused the reversal!Īmusingly enough, the death of Optimus Prime in the original Transformers movie was directly influenced by the planned death of Duke in the G.I. The film is new enough that I won’t spoil whether that actually happened, but it is fascinating to note that if they did do that, it would be the second time that Duke’s character had been saved from death after a G.I.
Joe: Retaliation and the hit film Magic Mike following later in June 2012, as well) that they figured that they better change the film so that Tatum’s character, Duke, survives the film for possible use in future G.I. The fact that they did, in fact, shoot new scenes for the film with Tatum seemed to bear out the rumor that after they saw Tatum’s star status explode in early 2012 (with the hit films The Vow and 21 Jump Street coming out before they scrapped the 2012 release of G.I. Joe: Retaliation this past March suggested that the stated reason for the film being delayed in May of 2012 from the original release date of Jto the actual release date of Mawas not just because of their stated reason, which was to convert the film into an additional 3-D version of the film (which was not originally filmed in 3-D) but also to change the original plot of the film so that Channing Tatum’s character of Duke did not die, as he was rumored to have been killed in the first version of the movie. Joe movie.Ī recurring rumor in the months leading up to the release of G.I. MOVIE URBAN LEGEND: The negative reaction to the death of Optimus Prime in the Transformers movie saved Duke from dying in the G.I.
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Click here to view an archive of the movie urban legends featured so far. New readers should go to there rather than this short cut.Here is the latest in a series of examinations into urban legends about movies and whether they are true or false. Certainly worth it for fans of the three volume series.
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There's also the full 20 page thumbnails, stripped down matching the finished work cheeky in-Hollywood universe editorials by Scioli and some unseen >gorgeousgorgeous< pin-ups. Main strength is in imagining Scioli and Barber's series on DVD and this as 'bonus features': it's a 20 page comic spotlighting great moments, re-imagining others, and while Scioli's art is as beautiful as ever it has a 24-hour comics feel to it. Oddity as adaptation of a fictional movie based on real (great) comics.
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