Stephen Amell Talks ARROW Season 4

please dear god i hope hal jordan never appears on the cw ever he doesn't deserve that torture

Kill Felicity

Meh... I will get interested when I see a trailer.

Nickk, you're wrong about Jai. The guy is not a great actor, but he did a solid job in that film.

@Nickk for some reason hollywood keeps putting him in big franchise films, Divergent, Die Hard, and they believe he has some kind of "it" factor. He and Sam worthington are the same: two Australian actors that Hollywood tries to make stars, bit who lack charisma or acting ability. Every film he's in, bombs or just isn't good. Kind of sad.

@ComicsBornAndBred i agree i honestly felt like this movie was a action movie more then a terminator movie jai lacked o chemistry it was like they were friends or something . arold was good as terminator that was it emalia did her part but jai oh god now hes about to ruin this guy suicide squad might be [frick]ed!!!
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@MrPagBrewster

I don't think so. He's meant to play someone on arrow that's emotionally detached for the most part, but throughout each season he's getting better with interacting. Let's see how he does by the end and in movies then judge. Personally, I think TMNT2 will be a jumping off point for him to get movies. Plus, he has a great attitude about everything, just look at his twitter

I think Stephen Amells acting is fine in Arrow. His acting isn't the problem, it's the shows writing. Season 1 and 2 were really great. I might get some hate for this but I prefer Oliver's personality in the show than his personality in the comics (pre new 52.) I haven't had the chance to read any of the new Green Arrow comics from the new 52. Amells acting might have been inconsistent in season 3 because the shows writers were all over place with Oliver's story arcs. The same thing can be said about the supporting cast. I will admit that I wasn't too thrilled about where the show went in this past season but I'm not going to give up on it either. I know a lot of people are saying that the Flash has become far superior in comparison to Arrow but keep in mind that the Flash has only finished its first season. Arrows first season was really well done too. Let's hope that they keep the Flash fresh and exciting. Since the Flash uses time travel as a main factor in their overall story telling it is possible that the show could become convoluted as a result. I really don't want that to happen and I'm also hoping that the show runners and writers of Arrow can bring the Oliver and company back on course and give us a really stellar fourth season.

As long as season 4 is better than season 3, then it will be fine

This is the show that basically kick started comic book TV. Even with it's missteps, overall, it's still the best CB series on TV. All due respect to The Flash, which is right up there with it too!

"What do you want to see when the show returns in October?"

I want to see less trolls show up that don't watch Arrow and just comment on here on Wed. nights like their opinion matters.

You know who you are.

PLEASE let anarky be this season's villain

@Bigred20: Anarky isn't a villain. He's more of an antihero. He was only made a villain in the cancelled Beware the Batman. But he's more like Red Hood, except he doesn't hack people up or gun them down. I can't remember if he killed anyone. At least, not Lonnie that I know of. As a matter of fact, he was originally supposed to replace Jason Todd as Robin.

@FanofMrSunday58 Actually the show has been downright silly from the pilot on. Remember Oliver's Dad, Robert, shooting himself in the head just hours into their situation after the shipwreck? Whomever wrote that is one dumb son of a bitch who should be banned from writing. They should've been sent somewhere for a mental evaluation.

His reasoning was: The supplies would last longer w/out him. How would he know they wouldn't be found quickly? How would he know the boat would not drift to an area were food could be found, which it did?

And if the idiot was going to do that, if he was just that damn stupid, he could've at least quietly went into the water while Oliver was asleep instead of doing it in front of him.

Immediately afterward, Oliver starts killing people who's names were in a book just because Robert said so. So how f-ing dumb is he supposed to be? Then Oliver becomes a serial killer throughout season 1. And now the show is about a serial killer who wants to be a damn hero.

There have been liars and outright fools try to argue that stuff away just by calling myself and others names for bringing it up. But what they can't do and they never even try to do is actually offer any counter point. And if they did I would blow them away with the facts.

Nothing I said about the history of the show is mere opinion. Those things occurred on the show. For whatever reason, people let that incredibly stupid writing pass for awhile and excused and apologized for it until finally the Laurel becomes Black Canary and Oliver survives impalement and a 600-1200 ft drop to solid rock made the shit pile that is Arrow finally become too much to bear.

I remember Arrow's most loyal and unintelligent apologist claiming that later Oliver's Wile E Coyote moment would be explained away with the lazarus pit. Well, it wasn't.

One can like bad TV or movies. Roger Corman. V, both series. Galactica 1980. The Fall Guy. The entire Steven Seagal filmography. Happy Days. Enterprise. Hee Haw. Kiss Phantom Of The Park. The Star Wars Holiday Special. Or Arrow. But they should never actually claim the stuff is good. Those things should be delegated to the 'guilty pleasures' file.

Jai Courtney was terrible in Terminator...

I hope season 4 of Arrow will be the best season of Arrow.

On Jai Courtney: I haven't seen him in anything else but Divergent and Insurgent, so I can't really judge his hero roles. But judging from the Terminator trailer, he doesn't seem to be very good at playing the hero. But he is absolutely amazing in the villain role, and he seems to absolutely relish it. I was watching the scene in Insurgent where he is raiding one of the factions, and is seeking out divergents, and he looked to be having the time of his life being the bad guy. I was like "I can't wait to see him as Captain Boomerang."