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“G.I. Joe” fans finally get an extended look behind the mask of their favorite ninja and, thank goodness, he’s Asian. If nothing else, the franchise would deserve serious credit for shrugging off the grand old tradition of cultural erasure; as a butter-on-your-popcorn bonus, “Snake Eyes: G.I. Joe Origins” has some fun as well. The resident ninja of the good-guy military unit known as the “Joes,” Snake Eyes has rarely been shown in the toy-comic-cartoon-movie franchise without his iconic black mask. On such occasions, he has been depicted as blond and blue-eyed . as one would imagine most ninjas to be? In the previous films, he was played by the brilliant physical performer Ray Park (best known as Darth Maul of “Star Wars”) and “Kickin’ It” star Leo Howard. Here, he’s played as an Asian American boy by Max Archibald (“The 100”) and as a man by Henry Golding (the Malaysian British star of “Crazy Rich Asian

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