Green Lantern Animated & Gaming News Discussion Thread

[Zander Yurami Fear is Power Find all posts View Profile Close Zander Yurami]

and no sinestro corps

What? But what happened to this?

[TazzMission Guardian of the Universe Find all posts View Profile Close TazzMission]

What? But what happened to this?

im trying to figure out the timeline because they do have boodika in it also for a few seconds.


i dont know if this dosent link to first flight or if its just a side story


theres no sinestro corps because all i saw was the shadow demons krona sent out.

i mean unless if i missed something

[Zander Yurami Fear is Power Find all posts View Profile Close Zander Yurami]

So why would they release that image from "GL: EK" and then not include the part with them in it?"

>.<

[TazzMission Guardian of the Universe Find all posts View Profile Close TazzMission]

So why would they release that image from "GL: EK" and then not include the part with them in it?"

>.<

maybe it was cut.


the full movie was 86 to 89 minutes.



im just reporting on what i saw

[Zander Yurami Fear is Power Find all posts View Profile Close Zander Yurami]

This made my want for the movie drop by 25%

[TazzMission Guardian of the Universe Find all posts View Profile Close TazzMission]

This made my want for the movie drop by 25%

atrocitus will make up for it

he has a role in abin surs story and the diolauge was taken from the secret orgins book

[Zander Yurami Fear is Power Find all posts View Profile Close Zander Yurami]

atrocitus will make up for it

he has a role in abin surs story and the diolauge was taken from the secret orgins book

*shrugs*

never liked that red idiot. XD

Green and Yellow is all I really care about

[TazzMission Guardian of the Universe Find all posts View Profile Close TazzMission]

*shrugs*

never liked that red idiot. XD

Green and Yellow is all I really care about

youll like it alot. i thought it was very well written

[GreenLanternFan5289 Star Sapphire's Love Slave Find all posts View Profile Close GreenLanternFan5289]

That's the one I'm looking forward to the most. Yes I'm waiting for the DVD next week instead of watching it On Demand.

[SD80MAC Not a True Fan Find all posts View Profile Close SD80MAC]

What? But what happened to this?

That scene is most certainly in the film. It's during Atrocitus' talk with Abin.

[TazzMission Guardian of the Universe Find all posts View Profile Close TazzMission]

That scene is most certainly in the film. It's during Atrocitus' talk with Abin.

lol wow ok then i did miss that. i know i turned my head for a second when the phone rang

[GreenLantern888 Alpha-Lantern Find all posts View Profile Close GreenLantern888]

Awesome Atrocitus is in it! I really love them including the new characters from Geoff's run.

[TorchBearer2814 Corps Honor Guard Find all posts View Profile Close TorchBearer2814]

has anyone found the movie posted somewhere yet?

[SD80MAC Not a True Fan Find all posts View Profile Close SD80MAC]

Just rent it, you lazy bum!

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GREEN LANTERN: Emerald Knights Packaging and Nathan Fillion Interview

Warner Home Video has provided a new studio-conducted interview with actor Nathan Fillion, voice of Hal Jordan in the upcoming direct-to-video Green Lantern: Emerald Knights animated feature. Below that is a closer look at the package artwork, including disc art and more, for the Green Lantern: Emerald Knights Blu-ray release.

QUESTION: Among the superhero role play games of your childhood, did you ever pretend you were the Green Lantern?

NATHAN FILLION: As a child, when you're pretending you're different super heroes, Green Lantern was the easiest because all you needed to light the fire in the imagination was the ring. Superman, you need a cape; Spiderman, you need a full face mask. That wasn’t tough to come by in a winter town like where I’m from, but they’re just too hot to wear in the summer. So to be Green Lantern, all you needed to do is suck a lifesaver down to the right size, and to make sure it's a lime one – slip it on your finger, and you were good.

QUESTION: What is it about Green Lantern that most appeals to you?

NATHAN FILLION: As a kid, what I liked about Green Lantern was that he could do anything – anything you could think of. It's like “Wow, all I need is a giant mallet, or a catapult circa 1200s,” and suddenly he had it. I just thought that would be pretty cool to have anything you could kind of imagine. Imagination was always a big thing for me.

QUESTION: You fit comfortably into animated super hero roles. Why do you think you keep getting chosen to play these comic book legends?

NATHAN FILLION: I will say that I've been very fortunate. I can't tell you why people are willing to offer me the opportunity, but I can say how it pleases me because as a kid collecting comic books, I had a great time with the way it kind of lights the fire in the imagination.

I always thought I had an overdeveloped sense of justice. Now looking back on my comic book days, my world kind of was formed around comic book justice. I think I have a very strong sense of comic book justice. Maybe that has something to do with how you take on a role. I mean, I'm steeped in the history of these characters. I know it and I love it.

QUESTION: Between Firefly/Serenity and Green Lantern, you seem to spend a lot of acting time in space. Did you ever have desires to be an actual astronaut?

NATHAN FILLION: I fear space the same way I fear drowning. I would think it would be a little bit claustrophobic. Sure, you have the vastness of space, but yet you're probably going to be in some kind of little miniature (capsule) and, you know, anything could go wrong. I mean. if you're scuba diving, let's say you're 10 feet underwater – if something goes terribly, terribly wrong, you've got 10 feet to swim to the surface, and you're good. If you're in space, you're boned. That's like being in a submarine at the bottom of the ocean. Uh-oh … Oops. (he laughs) Things you don't want to hear in space or in submarines: “Oops.”

QUESTION: Castle is a runaway hit. You’re a cover boy for national magazines with great regularity. There’s never been greater demand for Nathan Fillion. How do you stay humble through all this adoration?

NATHAN FILLION: I'll tell you there sure is nothing like being an actor and having something to do every day. Get up 5:00 a.m. – I’ve got someplace to go and I’ve got a place I need to be. I’ve got stuff I gotta do. I’ve got stories I need to tell. This career that I've chosen, I'm employed gainfully in it – so I’m living the dream every day. That's a good feeling. It does good things for how you feel about your choices.

There was a period of time, I'll say it was 1998 approximately, where I didn't work for nearly a year. I was really questioning my judgment. What have I done? I've made a colossal error in judgment. I'm paying my rent on credit. What am I gonna do?

It's a much, much nicer feeling to know that you're doing something -- that you're playing some music that people want to hear. So I'm gonna play these notes – you tell me if you like them and we'll keep playing if you keep liking them. That's a good feeling. It's nice to walk down the street and have someone stop and politely say “I love your show.” That’s always great. As opposed to doing plays, where there’s immediate feedback, you don’t get that so much in television. So it’s really nice to hear. It doesn’t get old.

QUESTION: You’re on the Castle set at least five days a week, upwards of 14 hours each day. Given all that work, what makes you take time – on a Sunday of a holiday weekend – to record the voice of an animated superhero?

NATHAN FILLION: I take the time to (voice characters in DCU films) exactly for the reason that it's fun. I get a call saying “Hey, how would you like to come on down to record Green Lantern?” And I’m asking back, “Can we squeeze it in on a Sunday because that's pretty much my only day off?” I want to make it work because I love doing it. More than that, I love being part of this lore. These are great characters – you’ve got Green Lantern, you have Superman, you have Batman, you have the Flash, all these wonderful pieces of American pop culture. And now I've got a little piece. I can say, “Oh yeah, I was Green Lantern for a DVD movie.” Not a lot of people can say that. “Oh, Steve Trevor? Funny you should mention him.” (he laughs) It may sound silly, but it means something to me.

QUESTION: You have been seen – on the cover of Entertainment Weekly, walking around Comic-Con on a Saturday, at your initial Green Lantern recording session – wearing a Green Lantern t-shirt. Did you own that shirt before being cast as Hal Jordan for Green Lantern: Emerald Knights?

NATHAN FILLION: Debbie Zoller is the head of my makeup department on Castle. She saw that fan-made Green Lantern trailer and thought the t-shirt would be an appropriate Christmas present. And I wholeheartedly agree with her. I’ve been known to wear a few superhero shirts … and where better than a Green Lantern recording session to wear it today? So thank you Debbie – I told you it would come in handy someday!