Considering he didn't really offer much in the vein of spectacular style or incomparable vision forG.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra, I'm not really upset with the news from24 FramesthatStephen Sommerswon'treturn to direct thesequel. This completely contradicts the news we heard last August when it was reported Sommers wouldreturn for the sequel, but apparently a couple agents to unnamed directors have been contacted recently about helming the sequel instead. This isn't surprising considering therumors of troublewith Sommers on the set of the toy adaptation along with the fact that the filmmaker is alsolined upfor anOdd Thomasmovie.
However, no project with Sommers is involved is ready to shoot immediately, so it sounds like the director and Paramount Pictures may simply have had a falling out. It shouldn't be too hard to find a director that can craft action sequences with the same craziness in which a child might play with their own G.I. Joe action figures. Hopefully this time some better writing will come in the form of a script byZombielandscreenwriters Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick who came on board the projectover a year ago. But we still don't know who will direct the sequel with Sommers gone, and knowing is half the battle.Who do you want to directG.I. Joe 2?
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