Arcee: If you read my review of the Green Lantern feature film starring Ryan Reynolds, you know how severely disappointed I was with the treatment that the character received in that adaptation. To cleanse my mind of that wad of filth, I went out and purchased the Green Lantern: Emerald Knights direct to home animated feature by Warner Premiere. I was hoping, that under the right and caring hands behind the DC animated universe, the character would receive the proper respect that it deserved and had received in previous DC animated films – Justice League: The New Frontier and Green Lantern: First Flight. Thankfully, the people at Warner Premiere know just what to do with a character like Green Lantern.
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I bought this as soon as it came out and loved it. I still have to disagree with you a little on the other movie though. I actually enjoyed most of the Green Lantern movie. Yes, it has a lot of things that could have been better and I think they could have left Blake Lively out or used someone else to play the part but it was still enjoyable to watch.
There's been so many personalities of Green Lantern in the comics thru the years and this is just showing a close similarity to one of them so it didn't bother me that it wasn't the best of the best movies ever made.