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I've always thought the time perfect for a Green Lantern film, what with the advances in CGI. But if this is true...I may go nuts like Hal Jordan eventually did (but having 10 rings adorning my fingers would be cool).
He was one of those people who would be neither a follower nor a leader, but only an aspiring heart, impatient in the failing body which imprisoned it. -- T. H. White, "The Once and Future King"
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I've always thought the time perfect for a Green Lantern film, what with the advances in CGI. But if this is true...I may go nuts like Hal Jordan eventually did (but having 10 rings adorning my fingers would be cool).
He was one of those people who would be neither a follower nor a leader, but only an aspiring heart, impatient in the failing body which imprisoned it. -- T. H. White, "The Once and Future King"
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Mark Millar broke the news on his forum... Sandler will indeed play GL.
Great going, Warner! Just keep on letting Marvel destroy you at the box office.
Keanu Reeves as John Constantine
Halle Berry as Catwoman
Adam Sandler as Green Lantern
Holy fuck, this is beyond pathetic. At least there's still Batman Begins...
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Mark Millar broke the news on his forum... Sandler will indeed play GL.
Great going, Warner! Just keep on letting Marvel destroy you at the box office.
Keanu Reeves as John Constantine
Halle Berry as Catwoman
Adam Sandler as Green Lantern
Holy fuck, this is beyond pathetic. At least there's still Batman Begins...
Man, an hour wasted on this sig! Thanks, Toshiba! :p
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A SLIGHT glimmer of hope: Millar has said he's going to make a last-minute pitch for the property tonight. Given that he's just about the biggest writer in comics right now, and has already been signed to write an as-yet-undisclosed superhero flick, in addition to his creator-owned properties, he might have a shot.
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A SLIGHT glimmer of hope: Millar has said he's going to make a last-minute pitch for the property tonight. Given that he's just about the biggest writer in comics right now, and has already been signed to write an as-yet-undisclosed superhero flick, in addition to his creator-owned properties, he might have a shot.
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I've checked the calendar... no, it's not April 1st.
This is beyond my comprehension... how could Warner POSSIBLY green light this project?!?! Who is the holy hell is the casting agent? Who the crap is the producer? Who is the executive behind this incredibly BAD decision?
Way to alienate the DC fans! Adam Sandler would make a good sidekick (I could see him as Hal Jordan's "Pieface"... not as Hal Jordan!), or maybe even a cameo as a member of the corps. But the title character? WTF?!??!
This is destined to bomb. It'll upset the DC fans, as probably will fall somewhere under "Little Nicky" in terms of quality.


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I've checked the calendar... no, it's not April 1st.
This is beyond my comprehension... how could Warner POSSIBLY green light this project?!?! Who is the holy hell is the casting agent? Who the crap is the producer? Who is the executive behind this incredibly BAD decision?
Way to alienate the DC fans! Adam Sandler would make a good sidekick (I could see him as Hal Jordan's "Pieface"... not as Hal Jordan!), or maybe even a cameo as a member of the corps. But the title character? WTF?!??!
This is destined to bomb. It'll upset the DC fans, as probably will fall somewhere under "Little Nicky" in terms of quality.


Moe.
- Confidence implies the knowledge of one\'s limitations, while arrogance implies that one does not have any.
- There\'s no such thing as \"normal\". The secret is to find someone that\'s screwed up in a way that seems \"normal\" to you.
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It really is quite bizarre the treatment of characters from the DC Comics library. But then again, about a couple decades ago Marvel material was getting a similar treatment, though by now you would think folks have seen enough evidence of a GOOD adaptation of a comic book to know you don't have to go campy or comedic. I guess some people can't get their heads out of you know where...
He was one of those people who would be neither a follower nor a leader, but only an aspiring heart, impatient in the failing body which imprisoned it. -- T. H. White, "The Once and Future King"
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It really is quite bizarre the treatment of characters from the DC Comics library. But then again, about a couple decades ago Marvel material was getting a similar treatment, though by now you would think folks have seen enough evidence of a GOOD adaptation of a comic book to know you don't have to go campy or comedic. I guess some people can't get their heads out of you know where...
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Please tell me he'll be playing Guy Gardner, not Hal Jordan.
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Please tell me he'll be playing Guy Gardner, not Hal Jordan.
"There's sauerkraut in my lederhosen"
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What's the typical Sandler character like?
-Unpleasant, rude and obnoxious to anyone he dislikes. Having an opinion contrary to the character's beliefs is enough to make you the villain of the piece.
-His relationships with his male friends are based on them constantly being the butt of Sandler's jokes, which they apparently appreciate, since they are so worthless. See also Norm McDonald's work.
-His relationships with the opposite sex are notorious for a complete lack of awareness of his mate's feelings and desires.
-Despite the above points, everyone loves the character, and will learn valuable life lessons from him in the third act.
Y'know, he MIGHT make a passable Guy Gardner... 
However, Gardner worked because he was the black sheep in a group of otherwise heroic characters. Gardner being a jerk without a Batman to knock him out once in a while, just wouldn't work.
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What's the typical Sandler character like?
-Unpleasant, rude and obnoxious to anyone he dislikes. Having an opinion contrary to the character's beliefs is enough to make you the villain of the piece.
-His relationships with his male friends are based on them constantly being the butt of Sandler's jokes, which they apparently appreciate, since they are so worthless. See also Norm McDonald's work.
-His relationships with the opposite sex are notorious for a complete lack of awareness of his mate's feelings and desires.
-Despite the above points, everyone loves the character, and will learn valuable life lessons from him in the third act.
Y'know, he MIGHT make a passable Guy Gardner... 
However, Gardner worked because he was the black sheep in a group of otherwise heroic characters. Gardner being a jerk without a Batman to knock him out once in a while, just wouldn't work.
Man, an hour wasted on this sig! Thanks, Toshiba! :p