Stunning Unused Green Lantern Concept Art Surfaces!

I have a feeling the Director's Cut will be [frick]ing spectacular

Lovin Kilowog

Not a chance in hell of being DC's Iron Man, there's nothing cheesy about Iron Man where as Green Lantern is classic cheesy with the crazy green constructs, rhyming Oath and goofy aliens with giant lanterns.

The reason Iron Man was a success from scratch was because it was plausable, it's simply a suave scientist with an IQ the level of Einstein x 2 in a suit based in technology people can swallow. Green Lantern asks you to regress to 12 year old kids level to find the entertainment of seeing giant green objects being made from a magic ring!

DC just pitched that whole concepts at the wrong age, If they aimed it at the 8 to 14 year olds then they'd have had a huge hit on their hands. No chance in hell it would appeal to a mature audience with all that cheese attached!

@ Grif, Yeah i haven't heard anything of the sort. It's pretty rare that movies actually come out with one. Usually its because fans didn't find the movie all that great. Maybe they'll do that just to try and earn some money back and convince people the movie will be better the second time around.

Like every other movie to come out this summer, I actually prefer a lot of the concept art over the final product.

I saw Green Lantern and it was NOT the WORST comic book film of all time as to what people are saying. Critics ripped this movie so bad for unecessary reasons. The movie lacked direction and was poorly edited. But none the less was a prety fun experience. Me personally believe that a differnet director should have been chosen. Martin Campbell is a great director but you can tell that he was out of his jurisdiction. The scenes on OA was spectacular and should had been more than ten minutes. Green Lantern should had focused on space for 3/4 of the film. Sinestro was way under used and should had established more of a relationship with Hal and some characters just felt useless (Amanda Waller, Kilowog, Tomar Re, and sadly Sinestro) Acting wise no complaint. Ryan Reynolds pulled off a great Hal Jordan and made this movie bearable. Blake lively did a great Carol Farris and the hate towards her being casted as Carol just seems to be some peoples personal vendetta against her. Mark Strong and Peter Sarsgarrd were excellent in their roles but as I mentioned before just felt under used but was potrayed perfectly. On the visual side I was fairly impressed the CGI improvements were shown in the final cut when comparing it to the first trailer but in a sequel WB should definetly consider WETA for the CGI. And thus I give Green Lantern a 3.5 out of 5. A great fun film but just did not live up to what it was suppose to be. Lets hope the sequel will have a major overhaul.

These are creepy :'(

the movie bomb'd because of the story and not because of the desing, it's campy at its best, too bad we are gonna get more overhype Batman movies and not even a decent Wonder Woman, thanx a lot Campbell ...

As I've said numerous times, I never followed Green Lantern a lot, but have the jist... But, I thought Parallax looked pretty groovy. I know they went a different route than the source, but I thought it looked pretty cool nevertheless... I was worried about the amount of comedy this movie would have, but I didn't think they over-did it. Actually seems toned down from what we could usually expect from Ryan Reynolds (who I think is a good actor, and was a good choice for Hal Jordan... I think Bradley Cooper would've been better)...

So much better than what they went with...damn

nice pictures,why couldn't green lantern been awesome? dc need to get more involved like marvel.

Those are some nice bits of concept art, I didn't like the movie version of Parallax, but Kilowog looked cool.

Saw the film last night, and dare I say it, I don't think its as bad as some people are making out, admittedly it was missing out on some bits like a decent score and music to get you into the film, and yes the story felt slightly rushed at times and had a few holes in it but it was a good summer popcorn movie, and will definitely get a sequel I reckon. Which will hopefully be more up to par now they have got the main bits of the story out of the way.

@teabag

It still could've worked if the entire production crew hadn't done such piss-poor work all around the movie. Lazy crap

Galactus-cloud really? have you seen the movie, its nothing like the Galactus-cloud. infact parallex was constantly quite scary.

I really like the musical score to GL: it's atmospheric, a hybrid of toned-down orchestral melodic themes and synth with bits of heavy metal for Hal's young, cocky charisma, it's lighthearted and contains variations of leitmotifs: Joker's from TDK for Parallax (ticking), John Williams' Superman five-note motif which is slightly changed in order to apply it to Green Lantern, whose theme, I'd say, is actually contained in the end of Genesis of good and evil and in the beginning of We're going to fly now, and is about joy of flying, absolute freedom in this newly discovered vast space. Tell me it's not great.

But it's actually interesting how composers are trying to subtly employ some of the preexisting musical themes from various CBMs which we are supposed to have linked to certain characters by now, in order to remind us subconsciously to those characters so we could accept the new ones which exist in the same cinematic universes more easily. In X-men First Class OST I heard somewhere Hulk's motif from TIH score, and in Thor OST, in a piece called The Compound which is about Hawkeye, there's a russian folklore-wannabe theme similar to one that was used somewhere in IM2 OST, which I figured was there to remind us that Hawkeye and Black Widow were connected in feeling the movies' music gives them. Also there I think I heard something similar to another theme used in TIH OST. In other words, music is being subtly used to emotionally bridge the gaps beetwen Marvel's movies, probably so that they would all feel that much closer, once they are all intersected in The Avengers.