Hollywood: It’s been a decade since Bryan Singer helped revitalize Superhero Cinema with his beloved mutant masterpiece, X-Men, but with the birth of each successive comic book film franchise, I often get the feeling that I’ve seen it all before. That sentiment changed when Warner Bros. Pictures whisked me away to New Orleans in early August for the coolest set visit I’ve ever been a part of: Green Lantern.
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I really hope it's unlike anything we've seen. In truth, this shouldn't even feel the much like a superhero film. If anything it'll play out more like a sci-fi action film, since it deals with aliens and outer-space a lot.
Glad to see a lot of positive things coming out of this film so far. I myself have been feeling swamped with comic movies and am losing a lot of my interest (which breaks my heart). Hopefully this film will break that cycle, and give us all something different.
I really want this to be a good one.
Other than a Justice League movie in general this is one of the more exciting films. Im excited to see the new Spiderman more, Ill admit, and if Superman isn't middle aged ill be excited for that too.