Green Lantern Sequel IS Coming!

[thunderbolt]

Team Losing ?
No ... It's Tiresome to Read your posts Since I've been here for 6 Years reguarding Green Lantern .... When I know to Me, You like Just Complete Un-Readable Bull**** that Only 1 Other Guy on this Forum Even Likes. Thats What Sucks.

You Don't like Johns
You Don't like The Current Green Lantern
You Don't like The Rainbow Lanterns
You Don't Like Reynolds
You Don't like Modern Green Lantern
So, Your Not going to see the Movie, Because Even if you liked it, You Would never Have the Balls to Roll in here and Write So.


KEWL !!!!
Good For you Bro.
Just roll in and Write 1 Of the Following 6 Sentences if you Feel like you Must ***** in a Green Lantern Thread and Have Nothing Else to Contribute, Because Some of Us just Still Don't Understand the World According to T-Bolt and Need to Be reminded Every Time a Green Lantern Thread is Started.

and guess what, I can say what I want if you can moan about everything you don't like. If I saw it and liked it, I would have the balls to say so, I just am not going to waste money on a Ryan Reynolds(if it were the same movie with anyone but Van Wilder I'd have gone) movie, just like I didn't waste money on the Christoper Reeves love letter that was Superman Returns. If the movie was about the GL I grew up on and still miss to this day, I'd be all over it. Buts its based on the modern Johns garbage that I just can't get into. Its all about personal taste and if you don't get that its not my problem. THis thread was about a sequel and I posted an opinion on it happening, then you and your pal dragged Morrison into it as a dig at me plain and simple. All you have to do is look at the numbers (66% drop in its second week) to see this movie isn't appealing to the masses like WB hoped. Maybe the GL concept is too cartoonish for non comic peeps to get into, maybe its just a bad movie, maybe its the economy, maybe its all the competition, maybe the public sees it as just another superhero movie and just doesn't care about it at this point. Who nows? As far as the GL comics go, I wish it would move on from the stoyline that has been basically around since Rebirth. Funny the only two books to survive the reboot as is are GL and Morrison's Batman storyline, guess they are the only two selling for DC.

[BlackKnight]

I was just trying to point some stuff out to you man ....
If you still wish to continue to ***** ..., when others injoy something go ahead I really don't give a Damn. It's just a Pain to sift threw all the Bull**** Constantly, with Each and Every New Thread, with someone Who hasn't read the Comics, or hasn't seen the Movie, but Continues to ***** about them, Because of Pictures, and it really comes off as Because others do Enjoy it.

I actually Read, and Watch Before I complain if I don't like something..., Not reverse.

BTW .... Superman Returns is not Even in the Same league as The Green Lantern Movie. It's not even the Same Sport.
And as far as I am concerned..., I won, Because I got alot of Swag Because of it.

[ScottA]

I'll never understand peoples need here to **** on things others enjoy in EVERY SINGLE THREAD. It's like they get a twisted enjoyment out of it.

[VintageMike]

On a different note, I see the sequel getting made, simply because I don't think they are going up to give so easily. That and knowing Sinestro will be the big bad in the next one already make sit promising. Aside from Batman and The Superman reboot, what else do they have to try? Another thing that might help if possible is NOT releasing it in the middle of so many Marvel movies coming out. Why be prone to the comparisons? How much better would this movie have done and been received if it was the only super hero movie coming out in that period of time? I wonder about that.

[Megospidey]

Here's your sequel:

[madmarva]

The earthbound portions of the film are what held it back.

Warners commissioned a script for GL II last fall. While that did not mean the film would be made, this announcement makes it very likely. With the investment Warners has put into the property - the marketing, toys, the new animated series - it seems they are not ready to give up on the property just yet.

The film could nurture a fanbase on DVD and with showings on TV. This has happened with other properties.

If Warners were attempting to save face over the film, it would not announce a sequel. It would just keep quiet. There is no sense in announcing a film that's never intended to be made.

Making such a statement would seem to be the work of one wishing to provoke. May not be the case, but if it is, it's sad and pathetic.

[The Bat]

I was just trying to point some stuff out to you man ....
If you still wish to continue to ***** ..., when others injoy something go ahead I really don't give a Damn. It's just a Pain to sift threw all the Bull**** Constantly, with Each and Every New Thread, with someone Who hasn't read the Comics, or hasn't seen the Movie, but Continues to ***** about them, Because of Pictures, and it really comes off as Because others do Enjoy it.

I actually Read, and Watch Before I complain if I don't like something..., Not reverse.

Nail on the head BK! You go out of your way to crap all over every Green Lantern thread Joe, without having even read the Comics...and criticize a movie you haven't even seen based on others opinions.

[The Toyroom]

Another thing that might help if possible is NOT releasing it in the middle of so many Marvel movies coming out. Why be prone to the comparisons? How much better would this movie have done and been received if it was the only super hero movie coming out in that period of time? I wonder about that.

I think if "Green Lantern" was the only super-hero movie this year it would have done "Iron Man" numbers. I'm also sure it didn't help that the Seth Rogen bomb "Green Hornet" tanked earlier this year and the average joe might not know the difference.

[B-Lister]

A better story would have helped Green Lantern.

There were four unresolved plot points, that, in my opinion really affected the film.

1: Hal's family. What is the point in introducing them, and never showing them again? Parallax threatened them specifically, but we never saw them after the intro.

2: What was the point of Waller's flashback? Why show it if nothing was gonna come of it?

3: wouldn't it have made sense to do a scene of Hammond, Hal, and Carol as kids if their relationship went back that far, and played such an important role in the film's climax?

4: what was the point in saving Senator Hammond?, he only died later anyway, which in my mind weakened Hal's character development, illustrating his limitations.

I know that's what they were going for, but it backfired in my opinion.

Still, it was a fun movie, but far from perfect. It definitely should have gone through some more script revisions before the cameras rolled.

[Anarchy]

sorry late to the party. and yes I agree very well said BK!

Team Losing ?
No ... It's Tiresome to Read your posts Since I've been here for 6 Years reguarding Green Lantern .... When I know to Me, You like Just Complete Un-Readable Bull**** that Only 1 Other Guy on this Forum Even Likes. Thats What Sucks.

You Don't like Johns
You Don't like The Current Green Lantern
You Don't like The Rainbow Lanterns
You Don't Like Reynolds
You Don't like Modern Green Lantern
So, Your Not going to see the Movie, Because Even if you liked it, You Would never Have the Balls to Roll in here and Write So.


KEWL !!!!
Good For you Bro.
Just roll in and Write 1 Of the Following 6 Sentences if you Feel like you Must ***** in a Green Lantern Thread and Have Nothing Else to Contribute, Because Some of Us just Still Don't Understand the World According to T-Bolt and Need to Be reminded Every Time a Green Lantern Thread is Started.

[kingdom warrior]

Can't wait for a sequel!!!! Loved the movie and the ending left me wanting more......

[MIB41]

Great news on the sequel! Personally I had no problem with the film on any level. I think movies like Lantern need to illustrate the motivation of it's characters before you get into a deep space story. Hal Jordan, in my opinion, needed the origin story developed before you could take him any further. I thought it worked great. Now that we have the foundation built, the real battle with all of the bells and whistles can come to fruition. And honestly I am not entirely surprised to hear this announcement about a sequel. Lantern didn't get made with total dependency on ticket sales. It has a boat load of merchandise and toys that are helping to cover the costs too. And as Bat mentioned, the DVD sales and post related product will also boost it's coffers. Especially when those who shied away from theaters watch it on DVD and end up LIKING it.

I laugh pretty hard when I hear critics and people who know LITTLE about the character call him a "second tier" hero. Hardly. Lantern has been (and continues to be) one of the hottest selling titles in the DC Universe. Burying both Batman and Superman alike. Warner Bros. will not bail on such a popular character that fast. The work Geoff Johns has done on this character and that universe has brought a whole dimension to that character. And those who blame Geoff Johns for this first film, apparently know nothing of his work. Johns' submission was watered down by four different studio screen writers. The studio also said it will be releasing a director's cut because there was over a half hour of footage cut from the final product. I suspect the studio will lean solely on Geoff Johns for the sequel. Plenty of reason to get excited there as well. In the end, I think the first Lantern entry will likely find it's audience on DVD. There were simply too many people, who didn't know enough about this character. And they allowed the critics, who knew even less, to tell them what to think about it. The public will get educated on the DVD edition and do what they should have always done before - Ignore the critics and pile in for the next film.

[ctc]

>The box office here and abroad does not bode well for Hal

It'll happen. They probably started it before shooting was done on the first one. If GL is a known enough name to warrant one film, he'll warrant MORE than one.

Don C.

[The Bat]

Great news on the sequel! Personally I had no problem with the film on any level. I think movies like Lantern need to illustrate the motivation of it's characters before you get into a deep space story. Hal Jordan, in my opinion, needed the origin story developed before you could take him any further. I thought it worked great. Now that we have the foundation built, the real battle with all of the bells and whistles can come to fruition. And honestly I am not entirely surprised to hear this announcement about a sequel. Lantern didn't get made with total dependency on ticket sales. It has a boat load of merchandise and toys that are helping to cover the costs too. And as Bat mentioned, the DVD sales and post related product will also boost it's coffers. Especially when those who shied away from theaters watch it on DVD and end up LIKING it.

I laugh pretty hard when I hear critics and people who know LITTLE about the character call him a "second tier" hero. Hardly. Lantern has been (and continues to be) one of the hottest selling titles in the DC Universe. Burying both Batman and Superman alike. Warner Bros. will not bail on such a popular character that fast. The work Geoff Johns has done on this character and that universe has brought a whole dimension to that character. And those who blame Geoff Johns for this first film, apparently know nothing of his work. Johns' submission was watered down by four different studio screen writers. The studio also said it will be releasing a director's cut because there was over a half hour of footage cut from the final product. I suspect the studio will lean solely on Geoff Johns for the sequel. Plenty of reason to get excited there as well. In the end, I think the first Lantern entry will likely find it's audience on DVD. There were simply too many people, who didn't know enough about this character. And they allowed the critics, who knew even less, to tell them what to think about it. The public will get educated on the DVD edition and do what they should have always done before - Ignore the critics and pile in for the next film.

Well said my Brother!

[The Bat]

Countries Green Lantern still hasn't opened in yet:

Belgium 27 July 2011
Germany 28 July 2011
Estonia 29 July 2011
Spain 29 July 2011
Sweden 29 July 2011
Australia 4 August 2011
Netherlands 4 August 2011
Finland 5 August 2011
Norway 5 August 2011
France 10 August 2011
Argentina 11 August 2011
Hungary 11 August 2011
Portugal 18 August 2011
Brazil 19 August 2011
Colombia 19 August 2011
Paraguay 19 August 2011
Turkey 26 August 2011
Italy 31 August 2011
Bulgaria 2 September 2011