Beyond that, the rampant use of shaky cam to "enhance" the film's action sequences show how woefully misused the style is, especially given the expert fight choreographers the studio hired for the film. Of particular note is how the three main tests Snake Eyes must pass all involve no martial arts whatsoever, but instead only minimal physical ability. In the latest Screen Junkies Honest Trailer, the absurdity, shaky cam and easy-to-pass "ninja school" are highlighted, as well as the many narrative blunders and tropes that helped sink Snake Eyes at the box office. Joe's Movie Mistake: It Should've Been A TV Show Snake Eyes suffered on the critical front as well as the box office, earning a 36 percent critical score on Rotten Tomatoes, balanced slightly by a stronger audience score of 75 percent. Directed by RIPD and Red director Robert Schwentke, Snake Eyes co-stars Andrew Koji, Haruka Abe, Iko Uwais, Úrsula Corberó as The Baroness, and Samara Weaving as Scarlet. The film sees Golding take on the famed character, although he doesn't don the iconic costume or character name until the very end of the film. However, it failed at the box office over the summer, pulling in a paltry $36 million with an $88 million budget. Joe franchise, focusing on one of the most popular and well-known characters in the entire IP. Snake Eyes is the result of Paramount's attempt to reboot the G.I. Joe: Retaliation, starring Dwayne Johnson. Joe: The Rise of Cobra, lead by Channing Tatum, and continued with 2013's G.I. Joe franchise, which began with 2009's G.I. Starring Henry Golding, Snake Eyes is the latest entry in the G.I.
Screen Junkies has released a new Honest Trailer, this time for Snake Eyes: G.I.
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