Guerrilla Geek writes:
The art of making a successful comic book movie is one of fine balance. The movie must be able to appeal to the mainstream audience while adhering to enough canon to keep the comic fans happy; it must have the right amount of effects to make the movie look convincing, yet retain enough budget to cast decent actors and develop a quality script. Add the premise of an origin story and the filmmakers have to moderate the slow start of back-story with a plausible amount of action. Green Lantern is the latest comic book adaptation to take on this challenge, and it may have found just the right finesse to meet that perfect balance.
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This score seems to be very generous compared to most. A Green Lantern fan reviewing this perhaps?
Glad to see something more positive for this movie. I know reviews have been all over the place. Just like when Sucker Punch came out, I think the best advice to give is, "see for yourself".
Exactly...see it for yourself...I forgot about the visuals in space. They were awesome.