[SnowCat]

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Originally Posted by GeoffDes

* - Timm has stated that he HATED all the lines on the Joe character models, and that was a big reason why BTAS wound up so streamlined.

His loss. I like BTAS, and the sorta art-deco look works for it, but GI Joe's more detailed and dynamic animation designs are infinitely better, and more interesting. I also suspect that BTAS kinda kickstarted the slippery slope toward lack of detail in animation to where almost everything is that gosh awful "Cal-arts style" today.

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Originally Posted by sevenlima

The problem is not the lack of confidence from the franchise, but the lack of talent from the staff behind.

Yep. That's the problem plaguing a lot of projects these days.

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Originally Posted by wmichben

Sadly, the Snake Eyes movie failure may have put everything on hold for quite some time but I have a feeling things will be better the next go round. Even if we have to wait longer.

I'm surprised that GI Joe was still being tossed around in deals like this new one with Paramount. I'm kinda hoping that after Paramount made so much on Top Gun Maverick, they want to make a 80s action style GI Joe movie (They could even reuse the Tomcat CGI model). But that seems like a longshot at this point.

[AWOL]

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Originally Posted by SnowCat

GI Joe's more detailed and dynamic animation designs are infinitely better, and more interesting.

Russ Heath's design-team knocked it out of the park.



Source: https://arealamericanbook.com/2011/1...i-model-sheet/

[RoadPigJohn]

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Originally Posted by AWOL

Russ Heath's design-team knocked it out of the park.



Source: https://arealamericanbook.com/2011/1...i-model-sheet/

Look like the new ReAction troopers!😎

[sevenlima]

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Originally Posted by SnowCat

Yep. That's the problem plaguing a lot of projects these days.

And Hasbro never learns at least with the Joe line.