The Rock as Roadblock in the GI movie

 The Rock as Roadblock in the GI movie
I have to say I am impressed. I liked The Rock in the last Fast and Furious movie, and he seems to capture the character of Roadblock. While I liked the first GI Joe movie, there needed to be some improvements. Now, there is a new team of people behind the scenes with a new director.
My only problem is that brought back Channing Tatum. That’s not good. 
So, will Roadblock speak in rhyme?


Nothing strange about this photo at all, right? 

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