<sniff, sniff> What's that I smell? A Chevy fan, methinks?
I'm a Chevy fan mainly because of their trucks. I'm currently driving an S10 that is damn near fifteen years, that my brother handed down to me, and every year we usually beat the living crap out of that thing and it still runs just as good as it did the day brother bought it new. And that's without any repairs, save the driver's side mirror which was broken off in the horrible garbage can incident of '05.
However, if I were to buy a car in the Mustang\Camaro range it would have to be the Dodge Challenger. Dodge just has better styling in all their vehicles, though I wouldn't mind picking up Roush or Shelby Mustang if I had the chance.
Anyway, back to topic, I'm kind of interested in the GI Joe movie because I grew up on that show, but I am cringing inwardly a little because it's pretty easy to screw it up. Like with the XMen, Street Fighter, and Transformers there is a large group of heroes and villians and everybody has their favorites. If they try to shoehorn everybody you get changes to character's stories and just a general mess, ala Street Fighter.
If I were in charge I would treat a GI Joe film like an old style Mission: Impossible episode. You come with a threat and basic story and then you go into the lexicon to select the best heroes and villians to play it out. Then through writing the script you pepper in the necessary character details.
Like I said it sounds like it could be a cool film, but even if it's not it'll be prime fodder for Rifftrax.