Green Lantern de Martin Campbell

Spider-Ash a écrit:

Gros kiffing, je commence à avoir très très hâte de voir un trailer

+1, +1000 que dis'je +1 avec un nombre illimitée de 0 derrière !

Des E.T. a foison !!!!

Spoiler:

Merci Kaizus Y va tout poutrer Campbell L'écureuil n'est toujours pas prévu dans les green lantern ou le chien?

Spoiler:

Ouh purée la gueule des créatures... à mon avis, on ne va pas perdre la folie des comics.

excellent tout ça

vendest a écrit:

:6'(:

Au fait, j'ai pas eu l'occasion de te le dire, très sympa ton avatar, tu l'as chopé où ?

Larme_de_dragon a écrit:

vendest a écrit:

:6'(:

Au fait, j'ai pas eu l'occasion de te le dire, très sympa ton avatar, tu l'as chopé où ?

Merci ,je l'ai trouver sur le web en farfouillant un peux.

Trop trop bon !

Description détaillé du costume final de green lantern, de l'anneau et de la batterie.


http://www.wix.com/Cinefeeling/cinema

wouah l'autre vaz-y comment qu'il frime avec son nouveau site

cubi a écrit:

wouah l'autre vaz-y comment qu'il frime avec son nouveau site

Je sai pas si ça a été déjà posté, mais sur comic book movie il y a une interview du co scénariste de GL.

http://www.comicbookmovie.com/fansites/MarvelFreshman/news/?a=22370

Tayelore a écrit:

Description détaillé du costume final de green lantern, de l'anneau et de la batterie.


http://www.wix.com/Cinefeeling/cinema

Sympa l'interface de ce petit site (qui s'agrandit, qui s'agrandit...)

Sinon très intéressante ces précisions sur le costume, si je comprend bien, le costume ne sera pas uniquement vert comme ils nous a été montré, on aurait bien des zones noirs comme le costume d'origine mais il me semble qu'il n'est pas mentionné que les gants soient blancs (ce qui est un très bon point pour moi, car je fais un terrible blocage la dessus! ),
l'attente de voir ce costume dans toute son intégralité est de plus en plus insoutenable!!!

Citation :

Ryan Reynold's GQ Interview - The Green Lantern Excerpts

http://www.comicbookmovie.com/green_lantern/news/?a=22618

Citation :

BATMAN and Superman have hogged the big screen for a long time and next year finally sees the expansion of the DC Comics film world when Ryan Reynolds suits up as Green Lantern.
Reynolds plays pilot Hal Jordan, who is chosen to wield an otherworldly ring with the power to turn his thoughts into solid form. It also provides him with a uniform made out of its glowing green energy.
Director Martin Campbell's superhero blockbuster will be an expansion in more ways than one, as Green Lantern will be set in outer space as much as on Earth.
Reynolds said: "Audiences are going to get a kick out of the scope. The movie is the Star Wars of the DC universe.
"The first movie is an introduction and origin movie but I think that people are going to love that it's a space movie as well.
"He's that Han Solo archetype and that's what attracted me to the role. It was fun to play", he told Total Film.
Jordan becomes a member of the Green Lantern Corps, an interstellar police force. There have been other Green Lanterns from Earth in the comics, so which others feature in the film?
"Will Guy Gardner be in it? That remains to be seen", teased Reynolds. "Someone from Warner Bros

http://blogs.coventrytelegraph.net/thegeekfiles/2010/09/ryan-reynolds-green-lantern-is.html

Trailer fake de green Lantern : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k_Y3ye3dKNU&feature=player_embedded#at=114

Bien fait à partir de 1 minutes 02

Citation :

‘Green Lantern’ screenwriter: Hal Jordan is part Jedi, part ‘Top Gun’

Sept. 26, 2010 | 8:15 a.m.
Writer-director Greg Berlanti, the television veteran known for character-driven dramas such as “Everwood” and “Brothers & Sisters,” has been spending a lot of time nourishing his inner geek lately. There’s his new ABC series, “No Ordinary Family,” which premieres Tuesday, and Berlanti is one of the key screenwriters for the Warner Bros. franchise-in-the -making “Green Lantern” movie and its planned sequel. He also hopes to write and direct the big-screen adventures of another Justice League member, the Flash, and has lent some ideas to the sequel to “Clash of the Titans,” due out next year. On the non-fanboy front, he’s got the romantic comedy-drama “Life as We Know It” set to open Oct. 8. Hero Complex contributor Gina McIntyre sat down with Berlanti to chat about all his projects.


Ryan Reynolds in "Green Lantern." Credit: Warner Bros.

GM: How did you come to write the script for “Green Lantern”? It’s very different from the types of projects you’re best known for. Are you secretly a comic-book guy?

GB: I was as a kid. Probably toward junior, senior year of high school, I moved onto different things, but I fell back in love with it. Donald De Line, who’s the lead producer of the film and is an old friend of mine, we were away on a vacation and I mentioned to him my interest in “Green Lantern.” He really championed me and led the way. I used my TV experience to try to develop multiple stories for it. I worked with an artist, and we drew out 20 or 30 images. I went in and pitched Warner Bros. and said, “This is what I think the three movies could be.” In my mind, Green Lantern was always the thing that succeeded the most at mythology. There was this whole space-opera element. There were all these additional characters, the guardians of the universe who the Green Lantern Corps sort of work for. … It seemed to me that this character was an avenue, in a way, of getting to those other stories and characters. As a storyteller, there was a wealth of opportunities. I tried to winnow it down to as cohesive a story as possible and went in and told it to them, and they were incredibly responsive. Greg Silverman, who was my executive on the movie there at the time, sent me off without an outline or anything. He was willing to take a shot on someone who hadn’t done this kind of feature before. I enlisted the help of two of my friends whom I’d worked with a bunch in TV who were also big comic-book fans [Marc Guggenheim and Michael Green] so we could generate the script even faster and use some of our television methodology in terms of generating something they could see the value in.

GM: What facets of the character appeal to you most deeply?

GB: The character itself was “Top Gun” before Maverick. He was a guy who had to learn how to care. He shut down early in his life because of something that happened to him, and suddenly he doesn’t just have to care about himself, he doesn’t just have to care about the planet, he has to care about the entire universe. It was writ so large. The other side of it was that he was always the comic-book version of Luke Skywalker, imagining that you’re picked for this group of heroes that’s there to defend the entire universe. It always had this great kind of wondrous scope to it, and as a kid who ran around in his Superman Underoos, it was a chance to do a superhero movie that went off planet. When you look at all the superhero characters, Hal Jordan is considered sort of Tier 2, but when you talk about which ones have gone off planet and gone beyond our world, he shoots up to No. 1 for a lot of people and goes to the forefront of everybody’s mind.

GM: What do you think makes Ryan Reynolds right for the role?


GB: Hal’s a little bit of a jerk, but you have to still love him. [Reynolds] can play that, and he can play sweetness. It’s not dissimilar to Josh in “Life as We Know It.” There’s an element about him that guys look at and go, “Oh, I’d hang out with that guy.” That realness is what Ryan has in spades, that charm. You have to believe that here’s a guy who hasn’t succeeded at anything in his life but is still being picked for the most important job in the universe because the universe sees something in him that he doesn’t see in himself. We have to believe that it’s there, but we have to believe that it’s hidden and that it comes out. He has all that. And Hal was funny but offhandedly funny. Ryan has that. It’s blending the right emotional story with the right actor and a director like Martin Campbell. Whether it’s “Casino Royale” or “The Mask of Zorro,” he has an ability to do those larger movies that I think satisfy with action incredibly but also have really resonant characters. I think we’ve got all the right pieces in place.

GM: Have you visited the “Green Lantern” set in Louisiana at all?

GB: I went down there for a couple days. It was very exciting to be there. It’s incredibly large, the size and the scope of it all. But it was really rewarding to see so many things I read in comic books as a kid now reimagined and come to real life. That was very surreal. I could remember the first Green Lantern comic I read, how I was really pulled into the character, and then you see some of those similar images in real life; it’s very surreal. You wonder, “Oh, was that why I was so into that when I was a kid? Did I know that I would be a part in some small way of bringing that story out there? Why is it that it spoke to me then and I maintained an interest in it?”

http://herocomplex.latimes.com/2010/09/26/green-lantern-screenwriter-hal-jordan-is-part-jedi-part-top-gun/

Merci à octoberist.

http://greenlanternmovie.warnerbros.com/

Le site est ouvert avec juste un logo pour le moment

sympa le site

On nous apprend également que Parallax sera le vilain du film.

C'était déja connu en fait

ah ok excuse du temps pour répondre, bonne nuit !

pou info y a un article de 3 pages sur green lantern dans l'écran fantastique de ce mois avec des photos déjà vu sauf je mémoire une de sinistro (mais pas sur)
Je l'ai pas lu pour info

Thanks cubi

Trailer Green lantern en Novembre attaché à Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 1 , Goeff Jones vient de l'annoncer au New York con:)

Citation :

GREEN LANTERN TRAILER TO DEBUT IN NOVEMBER

by Silas Lesnick
Oct 8th, 2010
The trailer for Green Lantern will debut before Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 1, according to DC writer and Chief Creative Officer Geoff Johns, announcing the plan moments ago at the New York Comic Con.

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 1 is scheduled to hit theaters on November 19th of this year. Green Lantern will follow next summer on June 17th.

http://www.superherohype.com/news/articles/108524-green-lantern-trailer-to-debut-in-november