IGN says
It's safe to say that Green Lantern is a bit of a tonal mess. At first it was advertised like Warner's next Dark Knight, even though the narrative played a lot more like a moody, but kid friendly Star Wars-style fantasy adventure. But someone behind the lens (Warner, the producers, the director?) seemed to think the film needed a colossal dose of mindless action and trivial characters, almost akin to something like Transformers (though not quite as stupid). There's action everywhere here, even when characters are doing something as simple as walking through a doorway. There's a quick dramatic cue, some stylish camera moves, a character inexplicably runs, and James Newton Howard's overbearing score plays them out.
Kanan Jarrus died in Star Wars Rebels by sacrificing himself to save his crew. He used the Force to hold back an explosion, ensuring their escape.
Plo Koon was killed during Order 66 when his clone troopers, following Palpatine’s command, shot down his starfighter over Cato Neimoidia, marking the tragic end of the Jedi Master.
Yoda dies peacefully of old age in Return of the Jedi, becoming one with the Force after revealing crucial information to Luke. His legacy continues as a Force ghost.
so is movie worth watchin or buying?