Yes I do, it seems like you are the one that is mistaking him for a comedian.

No, no he wasn't.

Don't judge me based on one comment, I don't need every film to be serious, Hal Jordan on the other hand, would be more fitting in a serious film than a comedy.

Well, when you attempt to use hyperbole to bolster your point(he's a comedian in a comedy!), it's hard to take what you say seriously. There are shades of grey between the extremes of drama and comedy; stop insinuating that anything that isn't pure drama must be pure comedy...get some perspective.

Several films have blended elements of both to great effect. Humor, in and of itself isn't awful if it's done well & manages to fit the context of the characters and story. Drama and seriousness, on the other hand, isn't the automatic ticket to quality as everyone seems to believe as of late. It's high time we stop turning up our noses at humor and levity while giving a free pass to heavy handed melodrama.