I saw G.I. Joe – The Rise of Cobra Sunday, and it was really good. Well worth seeing it at the theater, and much better than the critics said it would be. Critics gave G.I. Joe a D, but I gave it a B. The critics really got it wrong on this movie.

First the bad news. Channing Tatum, who plays Duke, gave a very weak acting performance. It’s no wonder the author of a book about a real hired killer broke off a movie deal because Tatum was picked to play the lead. The author said Tatum wasn’t tough enough, and wanted Mickey Rourke. The author was so right.

The good news is that everyone else, even Sienna Miller, who played the Baroness, gave really good performances.

Joseph Gordon-Levitt is set to play a lead role in the sequel, since he becomes the Cobra Commander.

Not only was this an unexpectedly good movie, but I will see the sequel.

The video above is meant to be humorous. It’s called The Ballad of G.I. Joe.

Sienna Miller (27) said she had a nervous breakdown last summer when someone painted the word "SLUT" on the wall of her London home. Sienna complained:

"I got to a point where I was like. ’I will just run away.’ It was just breaking my spirits, and I had been pretty resilient for a long time."

"I was not able to leave the house and was living in a state of fear, when I’m really a fearless person."

"I had a kind of semi-breakdown, and everything just became too much. It was cutting me up to the point where I thought it wasn’t worth it."

"I thought, ’Either I try and take them on, or if I can’t, I don’t do this anymore.’ "

Looks like the paycheck was more important than the annoying criticism. It seems Sienna’s life has calmed down since she broke off her immoral relationship with cheater Balthazar Getty who is a father of four children. Sienna could have consoled herself during her moment of weakness by realizing her emotional pain is far less than the pain of the four children who lost their father to a self centered slut. I say that because Sienna never talks about the pain she caused those children, just the pain SHE felt for being criticized by other women who didn’t approve of her man stealing behavior.

Sienna Miller, who appears in the new G.I. Joe movie, recently told Nylon magazine:

"It’s really exciting to be in a film that people actually want to go and see! I was having to pay people to see my movies!… certain really great directors have wanted to do films with me, but unless you’ve had a film that’s opened with a certain amount of money, you’re not bankable to studios… if you want to make amazing, artistic films, you’ve got to have some sort of box office credibility, which I don’t have."

At least Miller understands where she stands in Hollywood. It takes hard work, and talent, to gain credibility, and a lot of charisma to be bankable.

Home wrecker Sienna Miller says she isn’t getting the support she expects from other women:

"I’ve been at war, without a doubt. I’ve really experienced the judgment of women in the past year. We say we want to be equal, but men don’t sit around b!tching at each other. There’s no sisterhood."

Not only do women not condone Sienna’s home wrecking ways, but they don’t trust her around their husbands either. Even when an anonymous person painted the word "SLUT" on a wall outside Sienna’s home, she still didn’t realize she was doing something wrong by sleeping with a married man in my opinion.

Sienna Miller and Balthazar Getty have finally split now that Getty’s marriage is ruined. Sienna told Us magazine in London:

"I’m single at the moment, and I’m completely happy with that. It’s nice not to have a relationship that the press constantly want to scrutinize and discuss. I’m cool with being on my own."

She wrecked a family with children, and Sienna is happy with that. If Sienna spent as much time trying to avoid trouble, as she does suing tabloids for writing about the trouble she causes, then maybe her life wouldn’t be under so much scrutiny in the first place. It’s all about making the right choices. There a lesson in this experience, but Sienna hasn’t learned it yet.