"Special Forces: The Rise of Cobra" is a war action film that uses a lot of weapons, so the main actors have received weapon training. To their surprise, they used live ammunition during training. Actors must know the feeling of live ammunition, including the recoil of shooting and real gunfire. They must learn how to load bullets, how to use weapons, and how to return the weapons to the prop master. Weapon training allows actors to get used to the recoil of shooting. The production team insisted that every scene in "Special Forces: The Rise of Cobra" must meet military training. So the crew invited Lieutenant Colonel Paul Sino to teach every actor how to hold a gun as a real soldier. Lieutenant Colonel Paulsino will also correct the actors, ask them to tell the real military terms, and point out what is not in line with military training in the script.
G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra Implement military training in an effort to be more realistic
2021-11-11 08:01
Extended Reading
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Harmon 2021-11-11 08:01:15
What is more annoying than the empty plot and the flood of special effects is the American bandit culture instilled.
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Victoria 2022-04-24 07:01:04
All kinds of whitewashing are unscientific, everyone should leave, let Steve Blum blind you and switch between the pros and cons at will. I came to see Uncle 9. By the way, Jon Joseph is not Hugo-Weiwen who can endure the mask to the end. The barrage at station B is incisive, Call of Duty 1&2...Dead Space...Monkey Creed...SW is the visual sense...
G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra quotes
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McCullen: I'm gonna make you very unhappy.
Duke: I'm already unhappy.
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Storm Shadow: [after Duke seemingly tried to make a run for it] What was your plan? Run three thousand miles across the ice?