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Thread: Stephen Sommers Not Directing GI Joe 2
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Old 01-07-2011, 11:14 AM   #5
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I think overall, Bay is a better director than Sommers, and I do perfer the TF movies to ROC. They lack depth for sure, but they did deliver on action, and special effects. Not that the films are without flaws, I just found myself more entertained by Bay's work than ROC. It's like Kickback said too, irregardless of what you think of the movies, Bay's movies obviously did something right looking at how much money they took in, and looking at how big it made the TF brand.

ROC did not do the same for GI Joe.
Don't get me wrong. I quite enjoyed both TF films and ROC. They were fun, goofy movies and I never expected any of them to go beyond that. I also agree 100% with what Kicky said. For all its faults, TF07 was the best thing to happen to the brand ever and ROTF kept the ball rolling.

I just found the whole discussion on Hisstank ironic and a little "grass is greener". Especially about how Bay would be better than Sommers, when I'm sure there are others on TFW who would have wanted the opposite. In fact, there's probably a few fans who STILL want Bay off DOTM.
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