Green Lantern de Martin Campbell

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Altogether, they showed us about 15 minutes of the film, mostly from the first act. The reel opened with a single title: "Sector 2814."

We begin outside a strange spaceship, all odd angles and tech on top of tech. Inside, Abin Sur (Temura Morrison) sits at the controls of the ship. He gets an incoming message, and Sinestro (Mark Strong) appears as a holographic message. Right away, I'm impressed by how weird the movie seems to be. Growing up, I was always drawn to the crazy cosmic comic books, like the Jack Kirby stuff. I've literally waited my whole life to see people try these types of films, and while there's no way of knowing until the film is actually done whether it worked or not, just seeing them try this sort of thing makes me happy.

Sinestro warns Abin Sur that they've lost another planet, and it's obvious he's furious about it. "The Guardians are silent," he growls, adding that he demanded an audience with them to no avail. Just as Sinestro finishes his message with a last statement, "It was Parallax," something attacks the ship. What follows is a frantic, visually arresting sequence as Abin Sur tries to flee the ship. The entire thing, something is chasing him, something huge and amorphous and, most importantly, yellow. Finally, Abin Sur manages to make it into a lifepod, but he's already been wounded badly. As he flees, he tells the ship to find the nearest inhabited planet so they can begin the selection process.

The next scene starts with Hal (Ryan Reynolds) finding Abin Sur's crashed ship. He sells the reality of what he's seeing and just how bizarre it is. At one point, he tells Abin Sur to hold on so they can get him to a hospital "where they have purple blood for you," well aware of how strange that sounds. Abin gives him the ring and tells him that he's been chosen. He points out the lantern onboard the ship and tells Hal he needs to put the ring in the lantern and say "the Oath." With that, Abin Sur dies, his energy suit vanishing, leaving a freaky naked purple dude laying there in front of a visibly shaken Hal.

The next scene picks up with Hal alone in his apartment, the lantern on the table, contemplating what he was told. He has no idea what oath Abin Sur was referring to, and at first, he tries something like the Boy Scout oath crossed with the Pledge of Allegiance. As he gives up, the lantern starts to glow, the ring responds in kind, and then Hal's eyes begin to reflect back that same green light. He perfectly recites the Oath, and immediately is launched on a trip into space, eventually landing on the distant planet of Oa.

Watching Hal in the full Green Lantern costume try to play it casual as he walks through an alien environment, it seems to me that the greatest strength Reynolds brings to the role is a sense of humor that is grounded in the absurd reality of what's going on around him. That certainly helps when he comes face-to-face with the completely computer-generated character Tomar Re (Geoffrey Rush), who looks like a cross between a fish and a chicken. Tomar Re talks about how Hal is a bit of an experiment, one of the youngest species to even be given the ring and turned into a Green Lantern, and he also explains the way the mask and the suit are generated by the ring.

Just how many races are actually in the Green Lantern corps? Well, the final scene they showed us starts with Sinestro slowly descending to land in front of a full assemblage of the corps, what looks like thousands of different aliens, all in uniform, all of them summoned for a meeting. Sinestro briefs them on Parallax, and tells them that the only way they're going to face this challenge is together. And here's where I saw the most completely insane imagery out of what they showed us, with giant eyeball creatures and weird squid monsters and all sorts of different alien species, all of them hanging on every word that Sinestro speaks.

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The hottest movie panel on WonderCon's opening day was the presentation for Green Lantern. The Warner Bros. panel included new footage from the DC Comics adaptation and appearances by stars Ryan Reynolds, Blake Lively and Peter Sarsgaard.

Fans gathered inside the Esplanade Ballroom of the Moscone Center watched with rapt attention as the Green Lantern footage was screened. Here's the breakdown of the series of scenes that were shown (SPOILER WARNING):

It began with a shot of space and Abin Sur's ship with a subtitle letting us know what quadrant it's in. Inside the ship, Abin-Sur is communicating with a holographic projection of Sinestro when the ship comes under attack from Parallax. Abin-Sur valiantly wards off Parallax, a monstrous, almost formless creature of energy, but must ultimately flee his vessel via escape pod. Abin-Sur sets course for the nearest life-sustaining planet in the hopes of continuing his original mission: to find another deserving being to join the Green Lantern Corps.

His ship's crash-landing on Earth is witnessed by test pilot Hal Jordan (Reynolds), who rushes to the glowing wreckage to discover the mortally wounded Abin-Sur. The dying alien gives the confused Hal his ring and tells him to recite the oath before dying.

Back in his apartment, Hal has the green lantern/power battery sitting on his coffee table where, amusingly, he tries reciting the oath ... but what's the oath? He was never told, so he starts a modified version of the Pledge of Allegiance (to the lantern rather than the flag) when suddenly the power battery bursts to life. Hal's eyes glow green as he begins to recite the Green Lantern's oath. ("In brightest day ..." you know the rest.) The battery and ring have formed some sort of psychic bond with Hal, imparting information to him.

Then the ring's power envelops him in a green cloud and he soars into space, past astronauts on a spacewalk, through the cosmos and finally to Oa, the homeworld of the Green Lantern Corps. There Hal, garbed in the green energy "uniform" and mask of a Lantern, is met by Tomar-Re (whose voice was done by Geoffrey Rush; yes, he's already recorded his lines). Tomar-Re will serve as his first mentor in the ways of the Corps.

From there, Tomar-Re and Hal hover down to an amphitheater carved out of rock to witness Sinestro, now the greatest of the Lanterns following Abin-Sur's death, address the troops. His speech is about the coming doom that is Parallax and, at the end of the speech, the Lanterns let loose their battle cry of "The Corps!" as the green light of their collective ring projections beam off Oa and into space.

They then showed a new trailer, which will be attached to the May release of Thor. This trailer showed a lot more special effects, action and Oa awesomeness, including much more of a mutated Hector Hammond. My favorite bit from the trailer was Hal using his power ring to create badass .50 caliber guns out of green energy and then letting loose on his off-screen enemy.

So what did I think of the new Green Lantern footage? Check out the embedded video below for my reaction.

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Green Lantern isn’t a comedy, Ryan Reynolds promises. And intense new footage proves it!

Charlie Jane Anders — Warner Bros.' Green Lantern had a lot to prove going into Wondercon, after a bit of a fan backlash against the movie's first trailer and some lackluster promo images. So did the emerald champion win some cred tonight?

Judging from the reaction of the capacity crowd in the Moscone Center's ballroom, it seemed like the answer was yes. We saw some footage, we got to talk to stars Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively, and we discovered that Green Lantern may not be as much of a zany comedy as the first trailer made it appear.

(Oh, and these images are screencaps from the earlier trailer. Sorry we don't have any images from the new footage.)

First, the footage: It was the same stuff shown at Cinemacon the other day in Las Vegas. It starts with the caption "Sector 2814." And we see the Green Lantern warrior Abin Sur in his spaceship, controlling a GUI the same as Microsoft's Zune. And Abin Sur talks to Sinestro about his mission to the planet Ventara – but Sinestro tells him the mission is cancelled, because Ventara has been destroyed. Abin Sur is shocked: "Ventara's dead? The planet's inhabitants?" It's just like that other planet, Sinestro says. Sinestro has demanded an audience with the Guardians, the Lanterns' alien masters.

A second later, the conference is interrupted – there's an alarm and the wall of Abin Sur's spaceship blows up. He's being attacked by a scowling yellow mouth. Abin Sur shoots energy from his ring, in a sort of pew-pew-pew fashion, but he's forced to beat a retreat and get into an escape pod. He's mortally injured, and he sends a last message saying he's heading for the nearest planet and launching the selection process for his replacement.

Then we see Hal Jordan (Ryan Reynolds) being swept in a green energy bubble over to where Abin Sur's spaceship is crashed at the water's edge. Hal is freaked out to find a pink alien in a see-through spaceship, especially when he finds out that the alien is dying. He wants to get the alien to a hospital where they can give him a transfusion of "purple blood." Abin Sur asks Hal his name and says the lantern has chosen him. Abin tells Hal to take his ring and the lantern in his ship, and say the oath and touch the ring to the lantern. Hal keeps begging Abin Sur to breathe, but Abin Sur dies and his chest light goes out. "Aw, come on," Hal says.

Then we see Hal in his apartment, looking at the lantern and trying to figure out the mysterious oath he's supposed to say. "Because everybody knows the oath, we used to sing it in camp," he quips. He tries: "I, Hal Jordan, do solemnly swear to pledge allegiance to a lantern, from a dying purple alien in a swamp." The lantern zaps him with a green energy beam and he's thrown backwards. Then suddenly he knows the oath – looking into the green light, he says the oath super intensely.

Then Hal is flying through space in a ball of green energy, past the International Space Station and two astonished astronauts. He goes through a wormhole and then he's approaching the planet Oa, where green energy beams are zapping out into space. Now he has the uniform and the mask on, and he starts posing and preening, until the fish-headed alien Tomar-Re asks him if he's done showing off. The mask disappears, because Hal doesn't need to protect his identity here.

Hal is astonished that he can understand alien languages, and he also knows all about Tomar-Re's race, because the ring gives him a working knowledge base. "In truth, we were curious. The process has never been attempted on a species as young as humans before," says Tomar-Re. "You are the first to be chosen. I've been sent to welcome you here."

Next, there's a huge sweeping vista of Oa and we see the power battery and a huge green beam shooting into the sky. Sinestro is addressing a huge crowd of alien Green Lantern Corps. Members, including many fan favorites. (We only got a glimpse of them and it was too quick to make note of exactly ones which showed up.)

Sinestro makes a speech:

Lanterns, I've called you here to this unprecedented gathering, because we face an unprecedented danger. An enemy called Parallax that we don't fully understand. We do know it's powerful enough to destroy entire civilizations. Powerful enough to defeat even Abin Sur, our finest warrior. Alone, we are vulnerable. United, we are still invincible. We have never been been defeated. Will we be defeated now? It was for this moment that we were created. I don't need to tell you your duty. I don't need to tell you who we are.

And everybody chants: "We are the Corps! We are the Corps! We are the Corps!" And they all shoot their green energy beams up into space as one.

Then we saw a few snippets of the new trailer, including a few scenes that weren't in the earlier trailer – like Hal Jordan being zapped by yellow energy, to the point where he's almost crucified. And supervillain Hector Hammond, with his grossly swollen head, puts on Hal Jordan's ring! And we see Hal Jordan shooting a machine gun made by his ring.

During the question-and-answer session after the footage, Blake Lively (Carol Ferris) talked a bit about whether she'll get to play the villain Star Sapphire in a sequel. "The only thing that's a little more daunting is the outfit," said Lively. "Maybe they could put a little more material on, it's pretty daunting."


Lively also clarified the relationship between Hal Jordan and Carol Ferris:

Hal and Carol are rivals, they're both fighter pilots. In the air, they go neck and neck. He works for her in this aviation company and he's completely irresponsible, he crashes millions of dollars of hardware.

Also in the Q&A during the panel, someone asked whether the villain Atrocitus might show up in this movie, and producer Geoff Johns, who's written a lot of the comics. Johns said Atrocitus is "not in this one," putting a lot of emphasis on the words "this one," and adding that that might be construed as a hint.


Ryan Reynolds joked that to prepare to look good in this film, he ate a diet of nothing but orphans and bench-pressed live pandas.
During the roundtable interviews after the panel, Reynolds said that he has some ring constructs that are his favorites in the film, but the machine-gun construct wasn't necessarily one of them. The coolest ring constructs, Reynolds hinted, are ones we haven't seen yet.

And Reynolds told reporters in the roundtable that if they are lucky enough to make another Green Lantern film, they'll have a huge advantage. They won't need to introduce Green Lantern from scratch and explain all about the ring and the Corps. And they won't need to do as much pre-production and spending as much time trying to figure out how to make these things look cool.

And if they do make a sequel, Reynolds says he already knows where the story will go. It's set in stone already. And once you've seen the end of this movie, you'll know where the story is going too.

A few other points that Reynolds stressed:
Hal Jordan is sort of a Han Solo character, mixed with Chuck Yeager

The technology to do Green Lantern right only recently existed, but Reynolds felt really confident that Warner Bros. would do this right, on the strength of Harry Potter and other films. A lot of the Lord of the Rings crew worked on the Lantern effects.

The big advantage of Green Lantern over other superhero origin stories is that the the story doesn't start in the third act, like the other films.

Reynolds spent a lot of time at an Air Force base in Louisiana, where they were filming the movie, and seeing what the culture of fighter pilots is like. "I come from a family of cops, there's an unspoken code there that's going on and these guys have it," says Reynolds.

The humor in the film comes out of the situation and isn't overwhelming – Reynolds said that you need a bit of levity here and there so that mainstream audiences can deal with the idea of a regular guy being zapped into another galaxy to an alien planet full of weird creatures. But most of the heavy comedy in the film is stuff we've already seen in the first trailer, because those were the Earthbound scenes that were done in time for that trailer. Once Hal is "humbled by the gift" of the power ring, he stops being so "arrogant and cocky," Reynolds told reporters, and that means less jokiness.

Also, Blake Lively told reporters that director Martin Campbell really took the responsibility of bringing this story to life seriously, without looking too goofy. "He's a guy with a magic ring and a magic lamp," she said. "You have to tell this story well."

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@ThatChrisGore: Still blown away by Green Lantern. Rings are the new lightsabers. And where are you Thor & Captain America? Hal Jordan just KICKED YOUR ASS!

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@adamchitwood: Green Lantern footage was awesome. Crowd went nuts. After lukewarm first trailer, now I'm sold.

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RT @B2Walton From @geekscapedotnet coverage of @WonderCon #greenlantern Ryan Reynolds nominates Bradley Cooper 4 flash role

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wou ouh !!!!

Tu sais,je te l'ai jamais dit,maisss tu est MY HEROES .

(ca date, mais toujours aussi cool )

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Reposting pour patienter, du trailer inspiré du film, Green Lantern rise of the manhunters

Je sens que ça va être énormeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

Sinon je viens de me revoir la vidéo avec le gamin trop mimi,Ryan n'aurait pas pue résister a ça .

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Honnêtement plus je vois l'affiche plus je trouve que c'est le costume de super le plus réussi jusqu'alors.

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Magnifique poster, le rendu du costume est superbe avec les variations de faisceaux d'énergie, les volutes de fumée et le traitement du logo. Exceptionnel. J'espère que ça aura autant de tenu en mouvement.

En tout état de cause il sont parfaitement parvenu à retranscrire l'aspect à la fois organique et alien de l'uniforme de Jordan (et des autres Green Lantern de ce qu'on a pu voir) et globalement la direction artistique me semble géniale.

Hâte de voir le trailer.

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Honnêtement plus je vois l'affiche plus je trouve que c'est le costume de super le plus réussi jusqu'alors.

Sous réserve de son rendu en mouvement, c'est en effet une des adaptations les plus réussies de ces dernières années.

tjrs un probleme avec le masque moi..... on dirait un guano vert posé sur sa tronche

Yep, j'allais faire la même réflexion (enfin, pas en le comparant à du guano ), mais j'ai vraiment du mal, il est trop imposant et fait mal incrusté sur le visage de Reynolds, enfin je sais pas, mais y'a un truc qui me gène.

Le reste du costume est bien cool par contre, rien à redire.

green lanterne botera les fesse a thor