GREEN LANTERN Receiving Early Script Praise
By: Jarrod SarafinDate: Wednesday, September 17, 2008
Source: Latino Review, IESB
As fellow Maniac Hanso published in his blog, there is some Green Lantern updates this week. While I am not a big fan of script reviews due to them getting changed thoroughly throughout the development process, two positive script reviews from two different sources is worth passing along. The guys over at Latino Review took a gander at the latest script draft from Berlanti, Green and Guggenheim. And they had some positive things to say on it.
If you'd like to see it, click here.
Meanwhile, Robert at IESB also gave his thoughts on an earlier (or different) draft of the DC project. Click here to check that one out.
No cast or release timetable has been announced as of yet. Director Greg Berlanti will be behind the camera for Warner Bros., based on a screenplay that he wrote alongside Michael Green and Marc Guggenheim.
Plot Summary: "Green Lantern" was created in 1940 by writer Bill Finger and artist Martin Nodell. Hal Jordan introduced in 1959, a second-generation test pilot, is an ordinary man who was given the power ring and battery (lantern) by a dying alien named Abin Sur. When Abin Sur's spaceship crashed on Earth, the alien used his ring to seek out an individual to take his place as Green Lantern: someone who was "utterly honest and born without fear."
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Glad they say Boreanz isn't up for the title role, I hate that guy.
And I have to agree with his pet peeve. Why is it always a black or latino in those roles. I have no problems if it's true in the real world but like he said meth is mostly a white trash sort of drug.