(LANTERNS SPOILERS) Why are so many people upset that Hal died? Dying was a major part of his character in the comics. It also led into Rebirth, Sinestro Corps and Blackest Night, three of Green Lantern’s greatest narratives.
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(LANTERNS SPOILERS) Why are so many people upset that Hal died? Dying was a major part of his character in the comics. It also led into Rebirth, Sinestro Corps and Blackest Night, three of Green Lantern’s greatest narratives.

u/Ill-Factor-3512 — 9 days ago
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Warner have had a terrible year

Flop after flop after flop at the box office. What do you think will happen this awards season?. Seems like they’ve got no other choice but to campaign for Dune 3.

u/Grand_Upstairs1006 — 16 days ago
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Who's we ? I'm sure people don't want AI slop lmao.

HBO Lanterns is great, and these idiots want AI slop lol 😂

u/Ill-Factor-3512 — 16 days ago
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Why is Gunn making all the DC superheroes parents into A-holes?

I can't be the only one seeing this pattern. At this rate I'd hate to see Bruce Wayne's parents 😕

u/Ill-Factor-3512 — 1 month ago
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David Zaslav Says 'DC Looks Very Good' in Wake of 'Supergirl' Bomb - “We have a robust pipeline,” the Warner Bros. Discovery CEO says when asked about the future of DC Films.

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u/Ill-Factor-3512 — 2 months ago
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People will see this and still question why SG flopped

It definitely doesn't look like a 170M movie, where did they spend all that budget, on that cgi dog?

u/FeanorOath — 2 months ago
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'Children of Blood and Bone' Author Says Film Adaptation Is 'Worst Thing' She's Lived Through

Wow, she seems determined to burn all her bridges in Hollywood, if there are any left to burn, that is.

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u/ExcellentVanilla7344 — 3 months ago
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Emily Wilson (writer of acclaimed Odyssey translation) offers criticisms of Nolan’s film

“For Greek translator Emily Wilson, the release of director Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey” has been gratifying in various ways. Her acclaimed 2017 edition of Homer’s epic has reached the top 5 on Amazon.com, leading a wave of similar books boosted by the movie. Nolan has even cited her translation, notably the opening line “Tell me about a complicated man,” as inspiration.

But the film itself, which brought in more than $260 million worldwide during its opening weekend and has received raves from many critics, left her unsatisfied.

“I want to celebrate the fact that so many more people are aware of ‘The Odyssey’ and were brought back to the poem,” she told The Associated Press. “But at the same time, I had the sense that Christopher Nolan was trying to pack everything in while missing themes that were essential to the poem.”

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Wilson, a professor of classical studies at the University of Pennsylvania, said she didn’t want to come across as a “snobby,” nitpicking expert at odds with any deviation from the original text. But she questioned a range of omissions and other choices, from the absence on screen of the Gods Zeus and Poseidon (Athena is played by Zendaya ) to the “incoherent” messaging that condemns both war and physical cowardice. She found Penelope’s role so thinned out that it endangered “any possibility of believing in this marriage.” Wilson also that thought parts of the movie, notably the scenes with Odysseus’ dog, Argos, “catered towards modern sentimentality.”

“Everybody’s a sucker for a dog,” she said.

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u/Ill-Factor-3512 — 3 months ago