Lanterns

[Adanedhel]

Est-ce qu'il y a des Green Lanterns, dans votre série sur des Green Lanterns ?

Bon la série a au moins l'air d'avoir son ambiance propre, la première action de Hal Jordan dans le trailer est l'action la plus Hal Jordanesque possible, mais c'est très grisâtre et toutes les incrustations numériques sont encore très moches, j'espère que les effets spéciaux auront encore droit à un petit coup de polish...

[EagleWolf]

Du coup...



Et ouaip, moi pour le moment je ne trouve pas ça très emballant, j'espère au moins que ce sera prenant.

[NiradZedjati]

J'aime beaucoup ce que je vois, l'ambiance Far West, la dynamique entre le Duo, et surtout le charisma des deux acteurs...bref, ça demeure le projet DCU qui me hype le plus !

[EagleWolf]

Ils relativisent...

[EagleWolf]

[EagleWolf]

Elle a le mérite de susciter l'intérêt...

[EagleWolf]

ST + VF

[EagleWolf]

Grant Morrison (sur son compte Substack) à propos de la production de la série :

"TV writer/producer Damon Lindelof’s comments notwithstanding, the 'Green' in 'Green Lantern(s)' green is not 'stupid'. Why does a writer attach himself to this kind of narrative if he thinks it’s fundamentally 'stupid'? You don’t hand CSI scripts to patronising writers who condemn forensics experts and their haircuts as 'stupid', so why hire people who are ashamed and in denial about the comic book material they’ve been assigned to develop? Why don’t they turn down jobs they’re not suited for?"

"It’s not like he needs the money, and Lindelof has proven that he can come up with his own ideas. What is this jockish dismissal of superhero conventions intended to prove anyway? Does Lindelof imagine it makes him seem less nerdy? It’s a bit too late for that, so what’s it all about? The only people who give a [frick] about the Lanterns TV series are Green Lantern fans. Why alienate them at the start? That feels more like 'stupid'."

"'Green Lanterns' is a much more evocative and dramatic title than 'Lanterns', (just as 'Raise the Red Lantern' is a better movie title than 'Raise the Lantern'), and anyone who can’t grasp why that is shouldn’t be anywhere near superhero stories. The show might even be good, but how much better could this stuff be if studios were willing to hire the right people for the job instead of phoning their embarrassed friends to water the source material down? Hollywood will die of insularity and inbreeding."