EXCLUSIVE: Green Lantern Set Picture & Scene Description

EXCLUSIVE: Green Lantern Set Picture & Scene Description

With the "mass panic" Farmer's Market scene wrapped up, it was time for the Green Lantern filmmakers to shoot what caused the extras to be running and screaming around.

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By multipurposeponi - Aug 03, 2010 08:08 AM EST
Filed Under: Green Lantern




Over the past few days, the Green Lantern cast and crew have been filming a scene regarding an character who terrorizes a Farmer's Market (you can see the images HERE and HERE). Yesterday, we learned that one of DC Comics' most important cosmic entities, Krona, will be included in the film.

Today, I've learned the scene filmed yesterday was the arrival of Parallax on Earth. Regarding Krona, there's no word yet whether he is working with or against Parallax in the film; but I do have confirmation that his inclusion is pivotal to the film's plot.


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TANKGIRL
TANKGIRL - 8/3/2010, 8:19 AM
UUUUUUUH NOT ANOTHER SET PIC I WANT PIC OF CAST ANYWAY

GOOD FIND PONI KEEP UP

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wonder woman poll
Dynamo
Dynamo - 8/3/2010, 8:20 AM
A film multiverse? Sounds...interesting...or strange
peterparker420
peterparker420 - 8/3/2010, 8:21 AM
NOW that's what I want!

An explanation of the "FILM MULTIVERSE"!

Because untill DC explains there MULTIVERSE idea,

I think MARVEL is handling the CONTINUITY of the films
better..But I will give DC the benifit of the doubt,
Because Smallville is a SEPERATE universe and I understand
that,

And if "NOLAN'S-VERSE" is seperate..then WHERE is the

universe with the JUSTICE LEAGUE? FLASH? GREEN LANTERN?

are they in the SAME UNIVERSE?..

I understand the COMICS
have 52 parallel earths..but each FILM having a different
"VERSE" is getting a little crazy..just my oppinion.
Dynamo
Dynamo - 8/3/2010, 8:25 AM
I'm kinda skeptical of this but it does tie in with the idea of Krona...
it's kid of too much to introduce in one film...
fanboiii
fanboiii - 8/3/2010, 8:25 AM
multiverse! superman returns and all the other mishaps can be shoved into their own universe and be forgotten.

i think nolan's batman would still work in the same universe. i forgot who, but i remember a DC producer saying that batman could just be the first superhero to exist and then super powered characters start appearing, just like witch watchmen. it's possible and with the nolans scripting man of steel it seems more likely than not. we'll just have to wait for some cross references.
Mileena16
Mileena16 - 8/3/2010, 8:27 AM
YOU DA MAN MULTI
superdog
superdog - 8/3/2010, 8:28 AM
dynamo@ im starting to think the same thing that theres too much going on here.
Dynamo
Dynamo - 8/3/2010, 8:31 AM
@Superdog I can get the use of Parallax after reding the first draft but introducing a universe outside the Corps? Kind of over kill
Dynamo
Dynamo - 8/3/2010, 8:31 AM
Oh wait... maybe its the Anti-Matter Universe? You know where Quard is.
Mileena16
Mileena16 - 8/3/2010, 8:32 AM
@sirprize- really?
fanboiii
fanboiii - 8/3/2010, 8:32 AM
It's not too much. It could all be explained when the Guardians or Sinestro gives Hal a crash course on the universe.
peterparker420
peterparker420 - 8/3/2010, 8:33 AM
fanboiii- You see that's the PROBLEM..There will be
NO "cross References"..In Green Lantern
We won't hear about..SUPERMAN..Or GOTHAM,
or The Flash..NOTHING..And to me..that's
a BIG problem.

All the DC characters (in the COMICS)
live MOSTLY in the SAME universe!

..I am just not sure.
InTylerWeTrust
InTylerWeTrust - 8/3/2010, 8:34 AM
I hope they explain the Multiverse. And I hope that it doesn't consist of all the previous films DC has made, because that is just unnecessary IMO.
Jawesome
Jawesome - 8/3/2010, 8:39 AM
But nolans batman films are so gritty and based on realism could you see bale in his batsuit next to Ryan reynolds green lantern costume idk about that
InTylerWeTrust
InTylerWeTrust - 8/3/2010, 8:44 AM
That would be better, but still, it just seems unnecessary. Like why make each film in its own universe? Having the heroes/villains occupy the same universe doesn't or shouldn't compromise a director's vision. It just seems to me like it's making things more complicated than they should be.
peterparker420
peterparker420 - 8/3/2010, 8:46 AM
Pietro- AGREED! All of this seems a bit unnecessary
MARVEL uses DIFFERENT directors..and yet
ALL of there films..mesh perfectly..
and all the films are gearing up for a BIG
payoff..THE AVENGERS! It's really not that
HARD to pull off. and it makes more SENSE!

Average movie goers won't care about a
MULTIVERSE..and at least to me..There just
making it hardder for themselves to compete
with MARVEL..

All there STARS in ONE film..DC needs to
take a page out of MARVEL'S book.
MatchesMalone
MatchesMalone - 8/3/2010, 8:47 AM
@Poni- Agreed. If DC does do it this way, it might be a little confusing to the casual fan. I'm all for each individual director making their movies the way they want to, but Marvel's doing the same thing and their continuity (minus the whole Norton debacle), seems a like it's going to end up being a little tighter.
MatchesMalone
MatchesMalone - 8/3/2010, 8:50 AM
Damn, pete420! You took the words right outta my mouth! I hate it when I have to get up from the 'puter mid-post! :)
Jawesome
Jawesome - 8/3/2010, 8:57 AM
Not trying to start a debate but marvel is doing it way better I don't think Nolan would put "his batman" in a jla movie
InTylerWeTrust
InTylerWeTrust - 8/3/2010, 8:57 AM
I'm just confused, because obviously if they went that route, wouldn't they have to have some kind of explanation for every time the characters interact with each other, because they don't exist together in the same universe? Or does that imply that characters like Batman and Superman will never interact unless some sort of cosmic being/event triggers a crossing of the universes? Or does the thing that would, presumably, bring them all together for something like JLA just bring ALL the characters from each universe and plop them into the unified-verse? Hopefully they can finally give a straight answer to all of this eventually.

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peterparker420
peterparker420 - 8/3/2010, 8:58 AM
MatchesMalone- SORRY BUD! I guess great mind think alike

Pietro- You'r RIGHT it's NOT a bad idea..If they can
pull this off perfectly..It would be
boarderline GENIUS!


And the BAD thing about this MULTIVERSE
idea..We will NEVER get a

SUPERMAN/BATMAN (live action movie)
Green Lantern/Green Arrow (Live action movie)

(Does anyone else know about the old Neil Adams
Green Lantern/Green Arrow COMIC)

And the JLA movie is SO far off It just MIGHT
happen in my lifetime!? LOL!
ManThing
ManThing - 8/3/2010, 9:05 AM
AWESOME!!!
Rango
Rango - 8/3/2010, 9:09 AM
box office bomb
GreenLanternFan
GreenLanternFan - 8/3/2010, 9:15 AM
I would like to know the credentials of your source.
Nemesys
Nemesys - 8/3/2010, 9:19 AM
Regardless of how many "verses" there are out there, if DC is ever going to actually do a Justice League movie, they'll have to find some way to merge all of these verses into one. Since the only modern DC movies out there are the Nolan Batman franchise and Superman returns (we're gonna forget Jonah Hex even happened), it shouldn't be that hard to say that Bats operated in Gotham only and Supes in Metropolis, and so far their paths just haven't crossed. Throw in a few mentions of either hero in the GL movie(a Daily Planet edition or article clippings, or a TV news piece about the crimes going on in "nearby" Gotham), or a few easter eggs here and there can definitely lay the foundation for doing just that.
AlternateNo4
AlternateNo4 - 8/3/2010, 9:36 AM
Now wait a minute... i don't pretend to know what's going on in GJohns's [brilliant and so far 100% successful] mind, but just to clarify something for those that started reading DC after the first Crisis...

when Krona shattered linear reality, it created the antimatter universe. it did NOT create infinite "positive matter" earths—what it DID create was a sort of branching, multidimensional network in which every decision resulted in two new parallel realities, one for each possible choice. this process continued geometrically.

NOW before i catch hell for saying that, I KNOW THAT this has been explained in different ways at diffent times by different writers, but to me that always made more sense than the writers that described it as creating an infinite number of parallel dimensions instantaneously.

there might be a reality in which there's only batman... or with only Superman & GL... or with only the Marvel family... or with booster gold, plastic man & firestorm but nobody else. DCE would not need to COMBINE dimensions to make a JLA movie, they'd just need to have the movie take place in a dimension in which all the heroes existed together.

i am 100% convinced that BaleMan WOULD work in a JLA universe, but if DC doesn't want him in there this is a perfect out. Nolanverse="Elseworlds"

if you haven't watched "Crisis on Parallel Eaths," i strongly recommend it. It shows very simply and clearly how the system works, which means they could explain it just as easily in live-action. plus its fun. PLUS it's got an evil Owlman in it. :)

Nemesys
Nemesys - 8/3/2010, 9:43 AM
@ AlternateNo4 - I can get down with that idea.

Off topic - Since you mentioned Plastic Man, why have both a Plastic Man and an Elongated Man??? It always struck me a funny, especially since both of them seem to be a rip-off of Mr Fantastic in Marvel. Admittedly, I don't know which character was created first. Let that thought ruminate and talk amongst yourselves.
AlternateNo4
AlternateNo4 - 8/3/2010, 9:54 AM
@nemesys—Plastic Man is from the forties... decades before the F4 OR elongated man. Mr F was a ripoff of plastic man... and in fact elongated man was too—he was actually created by DC as a ripoff of plastic man because the guy writing the story didn't know plastic man was a DC character!

and plastic man is a way better character... he's been retconned into some sort of demigod-elemental that's immortal, invulnerable, pandimensional... in the right story he's pretty effing awesome. the wachowskis were supposedly working on a movie about him like ten years ago.
RedDevil
RedDevil - 8/3/2010, 9:55 AM
As much as I want a JSA film I just think this whole Multiverse idea is fine. Superman, Batman, and GL have great stories to tell from their own respectable mythologies. I want big blue to fight doomsday or darkseid and I know it will probably be wierd to see him fight them alone when people are thinking about GL or the rest of the JSA to help Supes, but he is Superman, and he can handle himself cus he is so damn powerful. Batman has the greatest villains I have ever seen in a comic book and I want to see him continue to take down the scum of Gotham. GL has an epic war to fight like Sinestro Corps War. DC just has characters, who to me, do not mesh well together maybe on screen but have stories that are greater in quality compared to Marvel, but that's just me. Marvel characters are completely created for team up groups and marvelous action, however plot wise, I see DC much more unique and phylosophical in a sense compared to Marvel's smash em up and beat down awesomeness.
RedDevil
RedDevil - 8/3/2010, 10:05 AM
@Alternate
Crisis on Infinite Earths was so cool! I can see that mulitverse perfectly executed if WB/DC decides to go that route. JSA can exist in another universe, which can bring them on screen without having to try Marvel's strategy. However, on the big screen, Marvel's strategy does have the advantage due to the fact in Iron Man and Incredible Hulk, they mentioned the Avengers Initiative and other characters being in their universe. It's simple logic compared to the Multiverse, which the real comic fans will understand, but the general audience needs more time to fully immerse themselves into DC's world.
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