Tema: Green Lantern Corps (Warner/DC, 2020)

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Yo tampoco la he visto, Tripley, pero en mi caso es porque detesto el musical . De todas formas, al final la terminaré viendo, aunque sólo sea por Tom, que me encanta, del mismo modo que al final también terminaré viendo Magnolia, por muy mal rollo que me dé la peli.

Es verdad que Magnolia no es un flm "fácil" y puede dar mal rollo, pero también creo que tiene muchas virtudes que pueden justificar totalmente un visionado. Tom (y todo el reaprto) están geniales, Anderson rueda tan bien como siempre y algunas recursos utilizados me parecen excelentes.

Saludos

Magnolia es una obra maestra del 15, quien no la haya visto ya está tardando...

Tom es un crack, pero es un poco mayor para Hall Jordan, aunque no lo aparente. Podría ser un Hall maduro que introduce a un nuevo Lantern, seguramente Stewart (el más soso de todos), pero bueno, son sólo rumores.

Iniciado por Tripley

Es verdad que Magnolia no es un flm "fácil" y puede dar mal rollo, pero también creo que tiene muchas virtudes que pueden justificar totalmente un visionado. Tom (y todo el reaprto) están geniales, Anderson rueda tan bien como siempre y algunas recursos utilizados me parecen excelentes.

Saludos

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Magnolia es una obra maestra del 15, quien no la haya visto ya está tardando...

Pues cuando decida animarme a verla... ya comentaré lo que me ha parecido, pero que conste en acta que no es un film que a priori me huela bien, pero bueno, veremos.

BruceTimm (el verdadero ) sobre SU John "PUTO AMO" Stewart.

Bruce Timm on Green Lantern’s design: “John Stewart was the one Green Lantern in the comic book continuity who never, ever wore a mask […] most of the Green Lanterns wore a little domino mask. So, he was the first Green Lantern to say, ‘No, forget it, I’m not wearing a mask. You know, I’m not ashamed to be a Green Lantern; I’m not ashamed of being John Stewart,' so we thought that was a really important part of the John Stewart version of Green Lantern. But, just purely for visual sake, we thought we needed to give him some kind of visual gimmick for his close-ups, so we came up with the idea that he’s been a Green Lantern for so long that the energy of the Green Lantern has kind of infused his entire being, so that it’s even in his bloodstream and it glows out of his eyes and it certainly makes an interesting visual (courtesy of Justice League: Justice on Trial DVD).”


Bruce Timm on John's Personality:

“One of the things we really wanted to avoid was having a group of characters who were all pretty much interchangeable. Going back and rereading a lot of the Silver Age Justice League comics, they really are all the same character—Batman [had] no different a voice than Superman or Flash. They’re all kind of the same character; the only thing that differentiates them is what colors they’re wearing and what powers they have. So we really wanted to make sure they had a much more interesting group dynamic than that and that they all had different personalities. Going back to the original version of John Stewart from Denny O’Neil and Neal Adams’ day, the thing that made him interesting to us was that he was quite a bit more of a badass. If you go back and read those, he comes across as a stereotypical, angry, young black man. We knew we didn’t want to do that exactly, but we still wanted to keep a little bit of that edge to him so that he would be one of the more strident of the characters. We hit upon the idea of the Green Lanterns being kind of a paramilitary force, so we said, ‘Ah, marine. Okay, Louis Gossett Jr., Samuel Jackson.’ So that became our take on him (courtesy of Modern Masters: Bruce Timm).”

En las manos adecuadas, YA se ha demostrado con creces que el personaje puede dar TODO lo que se demande de él e incluso bastante MÁS.

El actor Ricky Whittle (American Gods) confirma que ha estado en conversaciones para Green Lantern Corps, pero que aún no hay nada decidido.

https://www.comicbookmovie.com/green...hittle-a166980