Green Lantern: The Motion Picture

[The Mike]

Well done.

 

[Spartan Rex]

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[beeshaw]

No talk yet about WB pouring another $9 Million into the SFX??

https://www.joblo.com/movie-news/le...lease-green-lantern-gets-9-million-to-fix-vfx

The visual FX shown in the first trailer for GREEN LANTERN didn't do much to knock any socks off. The WonderCon footage, released after a few more months of post-production work, was vastly improved but still had some issues, specifically the goofy look of Green Lantern's facemask on Ryan Reynolds. Warner Bros., sensing that there was still some work to be done before the June 17th release, has granted the production an additional $9 million to beef up the VFX team with hopes of getting everything perfect.

 

[intothevoid]

Good to know they're investing more in the SFX - they need to.

Those posters look awesome!

 

[Kabukiman]

No talk yet about WB pouring another $9 Million into the SFX??

Hey, I'm all for anything that makes the quality of the film better, but June 17th is coming up pretty quick...

 

[sifu74]

OK, why does Sinestro and Kilowog's suit looks more like a suit and not some stupid second skin that's basically Hal naked?

 

[Biojex]

Sinestro looks great.

 

[Sachiel]

OK, why does Sinestro and Kilowog's suit looks more like a suit and not some stupid second skin that's basically Hal naked?

Because they're not played by Ryan Reynolds.

 

[Grange Wallis]

Good to know they're investing more in the SFX - they need to.

Those posters look awesome!

"I know, right!"

I CANNOT, CANNOT, CANNOT WAIT TO SEE THIS FILM!
For some reason this film reminds me of the Aquaman storyline in Entourage... the slow buildup to it being the biggest Superhero movie ever!!! Until the next Batman & Superman & Avengers & Spider-Man films come out!

 

[Darklord Dave]

Hopefully they're tweaking the suit to be more "suit" like (losing the toes I hope).

 

[Darklord Dave]

Hopefully they're tweaking the suit to be more "suit" like - i.e. - losing the toes.

 

[sifu74]

Its funny, because for $100,000 they could have built him a multiple nice looking suits and masks.
I swear I think the government is running this movie's budget.

 

[sifu74]

For $10, they could have given him a real mask that looks....wait for it...REAL

 

[DinoLast]

 

[intothevoid]

LOL!!!!!!!

 

[FQRizzo]

 

[The Mike]

The LA Times has a new article up where GREEN LANTERN director Martin Campbell talks about making the movie an adventure people have never seen before. Take a look below for some excerpts.

“The interesting part of all this is to take a hero and take an adventure and then go out there,” the filmmaker said pointing to the ceiling and beyond. “That’s something you haven’t really seen.”

“This was a chance to do some things I’ve never done before,” Campbell said between takes on a scene near the end of the film, which arrives in theaters on June 17. “We have a story that is very human and very much about human emotions but what’s within that story takes us off-world and into some alien settings that are extraordinary.”

Then GREEN LANTERN star Ryan Reynolds stepped in to say a few choice words about the scale of the film:

“I wandered through the art department and that’s what sold me, seeing this universe that’s created and the scale of it all,” Reynolds said. Our goal is to make the first superhero who really goes on a ‘Star Wars‘ kind of epic journey and this mythology goes back a lot further than ‘Star Wars.’”

“Tone was the biggest concern going in and then it almost became a contagion and it became the concern of everyone and with me just harping on it,” Reynolds said. “And now I feel that it’s the most exciting discovery as we kept going. No it’s not dark like Christopher Nolan’s Batman movies but it isn’t very light like you saw some of the [1980s] Superman movies get. The character is somewhere in the middle. He’s a classic male. Han Solo, who was witty but not really funny, was one of the touchstones.”

“It’s about courage versus fearlessness and the power of will power and the need for sacrifice and service. This is not a comedy film but like Han Solo or an Indiana Jones, there are moments where you smile and the hero can trades lines with anybody.”

Visual effects supervisor Jim Berney had this to say:

“Look, to me, Spider-Man, Batman and those movies, I don’t know where you go with those other than plugging in another bad guy. They did an amazing job with those last two Batman movies but really [visually] where do you go with those characters? You’re still in New York or in Gotham. With this you go on and on. The characters, the planets, the reach…this is the hero who takes it the next level and beyond.”

A fan manipulation of the posters released so far:

 

[CelticPredator]

"This is not a comedy film but like Han Solo or an Indiana Jones, there are moments where you smile and the hero can trades lines with anybody.”

This sells me 100%.

 

[Spartan Rex]

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[grphyx1]

It's a comic book Movie...This for me is a no-brainer I would see it no matter what. I love this Crap!!!