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Video 2004 |
G.I. Joe: Valor vs. Venom
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Link: The antidote only worked on the hybrids exposed to it at the highest concentration. The rest we're going to have to cure one-at-a-time
Flint: You heard the man. Make every shot ... paintball count.
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Link: Felt good being back in action. Wouldn't mind a chance to help out and do it again.
Hawk, Chief Torpedo, Wetsuit: Welcome aboard, Dr. Talbot.
Hi-Tech: See? I told you so. When we get back to HQ, I'll fit you for your own gauntlet.
Duke: Speaking of gauntlets ...
[tries to give Hawk the gauntlet he's wearing]
Hawk, Chief Torpedo, Wetsuit: You keep that one. You earned it, Duke.
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Dr. Mindbender: Overkill has gone mad!
Cobra Commander: Well, at least he's not boring.
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Dusty: What's wrong with my uniform? What happened? I'm so clean! I hate being clean.
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Description
G.I. JOE: VALOR VS. VENOM is a feature-length CGI animated adventure featuring Hasbro's most popular character, G.I. Joe. America's daring, highly trained special mission force faces its greatest threat yet from the evil Cobra organization, under the direction of Cobra Commander. DNA from the world's most ferocious animals has been combined with humans to create a virtually unstoppable army of venom troopers. Led by Duke, Heavy Duty, Scarlett and Snake Eyes, the heroic G.I. Joe team fights this new menace in a battle to save humanity.
Amazon.com
Hasbro's perennially popular soldier boy G.I. Joe returns in a new CGI adventure that packs enough adventure to please longtime fans of the '80s animated series (on which this feature is based) and newcomers to the Joe universe. In Valor vs. Venom, the villainous Cobra Commander organizes worldwide abductions in order to fuel Cobra's latest global domination plot--an army of super-soldiers created from genetically altered humans and animals. When the Joe team's leader, General Hawk, is kidnapped, his second-in-command, Duke, rallies the troops to save their leader and stop Cobra's nefarious scheme. Despite the outlandish plot (even by G.I. Joe standards), Valor vs. Venom delivers what Joe's audience wants: lots of combat using a variety of high-tech weapons and gear and carried out by a cast of valiant heroes and hissable villains. The CGI animation, while a bit stiff, allows the filmmakers to pitch Joe's adventures on a grander scale, and the film's epic scope includes battles on every point on the globe (though concerned parents should know that the violence is very tame). --Paul Gaita
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