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  • jds1911a1
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    it was good not great. I am old so I prefer 2d cell animation but I can live with it. Since I never read the lantern war stories it's all new to me so that will help me to enjoy it.
    Bruce is in the groove and I hope it gets picked up. It's not nearly as good as BAS or JL/JLU but I think it could be on par with SAS in the end.

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  • ctc
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    >the detail and animation aren't there

    Yeah. It seems like our CGI stuff is always flat and featureless. (And still staged like a 60's cartoon!) 'Course, I know I've been spoiled by stuff like this:

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Z7R36sK8hY

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tcx5GX_pvj4

    The Quasi-Triumphant Return of Cyborg 009 - Topless Robot

    ....but why can't WE have nice things too? Wouldn't it be awesome to have a Justice League that looked like this?

    *sigh*

    Don C.

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  • sprytel
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    I watched it... and it didn't grab me. Coming in, I knew next to nothing about Green Lantern (well, I probably know him best from The Brave & The Bold, if that is any indication...)

    Not to spoil it for those who haven't seen it yet, but at the end, when Killowog says, "Yeah, I didn't think of that until he said..." Really?!? Not the only reason I had trouble with it, but it certainly stood out.

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  • thunderbolt
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    Saying its better than Pixar is a big stretch. GL is well done for a tv show, and captures Timm's style pretty well.

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  • Earth 2 Chris
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    I wouldn't go that far. It's not Pixar level by any means. The style is similar, but the detail and animation aren't there. BUT, it's well done for TV. And it's written just as intelligently as Timm's other shows. Give it a shot.

    Chris

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  • Operation:Mego
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    Originally posted by The Toyroom
    Just saw the commercials.....the CGI animation didn't thrill me at all....crap on a stick
    Have you seen the show? The animation is just as good as The Incredibles (If not better). And that's for a T.V. show, whereas the movie cost $92 million!!

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  • The Toyroom
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    Just saw the commercials.....the CGI animation didn't thrill me at all....crap on a stick

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  • Operation:Mego
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    Originally posted by boynightwing
    I think it'll be a great show.

    I didn't care for the bland backgrounds. It reminded me too much of Beast Wars but that show was made in the 90's when CG was new so it was excusable to have low rendered background shots.

    Nathan Fillian as Hal can never be a bad thing.
    This show is awesome, better than I was expecting! I don't know who the Red Lantern's are but Atrocitus seems bad-***.

    Funny enough, Nathan Fillion isn't voicing Hal in this series, Josh Fine (The Spectacular Spider-Man) is. He voices Hal in Green Lantern: Emerald Knights and the upcoming Justice League: Doom: DTV. And I like Christopher Meloni better anyway. Of course that doesn't Fillian's is bad, it just sounded too deep IMO. And Josh Fine's sounds too much like Spider-Man, but that doesn't mean his is bad either, just too recognizable.

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  • Operation:Mego
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    Originally posted by Nostalgiabuff
    i really liked it. has a great sense of fun and adventure.

    did not care for the CGI animation though but I suppose it will grow on me. I just felt the movement was not quite right, they drew Hal and Killiwog with the upper body too disporoportionate to the lower.

    since the show obviously deals with people getting killed, it would be really cool if they did a big blackest night story arc and include the other hero characters from the DCU
    Timm's style has aways been with the huge upper chests. Have you seen any of the DCAU shows? Batman's and Superman's are the biggest (for human bodies I mean).

    And Timm said in an interview if the show goes on for more than one season, "Guy Gardner, Kyle Rayner and John Stewart might be introduced." So hopefully that story-arc will be adapted.

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  • Operation:Mego
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    Originally posted by madmarva
    I liked the show, but would have preferred it have been done in regular animation. I did like some of the effects on the costumes that would have been more difficult in traditional animation.
    Was his look in Justice League Unlimited the look you were expecting? I personally wanted his First Flight look for the show, but I like the vinyl-ly look he has in the show.

    Originally posted by madmarva
    When I heard Hal and Kilowog would have a starship, I didn't like the idea, but now that I saw it, it kind of works. Better than Hal being given a talking dog like would have happened in the 70s.
    I didn't mind the space-ship that much, it was the Kilowog/Jordan buddy team-up that I was looking forward to.The premise kind-of sounds like an Eddie Murphy movie. With Murphy (Hal) as the reckless rookie, and his co-star (*Insert other actos name here) Kilowog, as the "I'm too old for this ***!" attitude.

    And funnily enough, they was supposed to be a Daredevil T.V. in the 80's in which he was supposed to have a dog patner called "Lightning the Super-Dog". But the only person with a talking dog should be Superman.

    Originally posted by madmarva
    I've read that other members of the Color Corps show up in the first season, although Sinestro was taboo because of where the movie sequel was supposed to go. Unfortunately, that sequel is probably dead.
    I still have hope that a sequel will happen. Critics may have hated it, but fans (including me) loved it, and hopefully with the Toy, DVD, Blu-Ray, and Video Game sales, the people in charge will see how much fan support Green Lantern has and will make a sequel.

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  • Earth 2 Chris
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    Josh Keaton is Hal on this series. Fillion is Hal in the Emerald Knights DVD and upcoming JL: Doom feature.

    The backgrounds didn't bother me, except on Earth. They were a bit under-developed there, but given the scope of this series, I don't think Earth is going to be in it much.

    The bigger upper body thing is just Timm's style.

    Chris

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  • boynightwing
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    I think it'll be a great show.

    I didn't care for the bland backgrounds. It reminded me too much of Beast Wars but that show was made in the 90's when CG was new so it was excusable to have low rendered background shots.

    Nathan Fillian as Hal can never be a bad thing.

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  • Nostalgiabuff
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    i really liked it. has a great sense of fun and adventure.

    did not care for the CGI animation though but I suppose it will grow on me. I just felt the movement was not quite right, they drew Hal and Killiwog with the upper body too disporoportionate to the lower.

    since the show obviously deals with people getting killed, it would be really cool if they did a big blackest night story arc and include the other hero characters from the DCU

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  • wilbs518
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    My daughter and I loved it!

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  • Earth 2 Chris
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    The DC Nation promos were interesting too. Looks like they brought back Teen Titans for shorts, at least in their super-deformed modes. The claymation short was cute, but I don't think I want to watch a whole series of those.

    Looks like they are going to air the Blue Beetle live-action test footage. I wonder if they'll actually do something with that as a series, or just show the one promo piece?

    Should be interesting. I would love to see B&B continue on as shorts, like the openings of each episode, but that probably makes WAY too much sense for CN.

    Chris

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