Snake Eyes: G.I. Joe Origins wraps up principal photography

One of the most anticipated spin-off movies for Hasbro and one G.I.Joe fans have been patiently waiting for has a big update, as Hollywood actor and star Henry Golding took to his Instagram to announce that "Snake Eyes: G.I.Joe Origins" has wrapped production and principal photography - which took place in Vancouver and in Tokyo, Japan.

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...and THAT, is a principal wrap on Snake Eyes lady's and gents ❤️🐍 What a crew we had, Vancouver + Japan, you were unstoppable. Thank you for the dedication, this film is going to blow everyone's socks off x

A post shared by Henry Golding (@henrygolding) on Feb 25, 2020 at 11:11am PST

The film is slated for release this October, with Golding playing the titular role and Andrew Koji as Storm Shadow. Let's wait and see how the Ninja Commando's movie performs when it hits later this year!

"Snake Eyes: G.I. Joe Origins" film logo revealed; Henry Golding and the cast filming in Japan

In case you missed the great news for G.I. Joe fans - the official logo for the new Snake Eyes spin-off film has been revealed thanks to actor and star Henry Golding (Crazy Rich Asians. Last Christmas), and it's called "Snake Eyes: G.I.Joe Origins".

Featuring the Arashikage tattoo insignia that is familiar to fans of the original Joe comics written by the legendary Larry Hama, the new Joe film is now currently in production - with the cast and filmmaking crew in Japan and beginning the task of shooting and producing scenes there. In fact, the official G.I.Joe Movie Twitter account has uploaded a video showing the cast and crew starting production there... And it's exciting times as the film is prepared to be unleashed in theaters worldwide later this year.

Watch the #SnakeEyes cast and crew at the start of production in Japan. Coming to theatres October 23, 2020. pic.twitter.com/qGWzhcTBXb

— G.I. Joe (@GIJoeMovie) January 10, 2020

Snake Eyes: G.I.Joe Origins will be released by Paramount Pictures and Hasbro on October of this year.