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		<title>By: One Punch!</title>
		<link>http://www.scificool.com/green-lantern-first-flight-2009-movie-review/comment-page-3/#comment-64246</link>
		<dc:creator>One Punch!</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 25 Jan 2011 23:58:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>no individual power battery for each ring... Not a big issue, but I think it&#039;s an iconic part of GL mythos and its absence kinda irked me. But I did enjoy this movie. The scene with Hal and Sinestro above the planet just simply punching each other and green and yellow energy flaring with each hit was really nice, the movie had a few really polished moments like that and overall I&#039;d say it was pretty decent.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>no individual power battery for each ring&#8230; Not a big issue, but I think it&#8217;s an iconic part of GL mythos and its absence kinda irked me. But I did enjoy this movie. The scene with Hal and Sinestro above the planet just simply punching each other and green and yellow energy flaring with each hit was really nice, the movie had a few really polished moments like that and overall I&#8217;d say it was pretty decent.</p>
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		<title>By: Blu</title>
		<link>http://www.scificool.com/green-lantern-first-flight-2009-movie-review/comment-page-3/#comment-6692</link>
		<dc:creator>Blu</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 04 Aug 2009 17:50:34 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Though I eagerly anticipated this animated film for months I must admit I was not that excited about it as it unfolded once I got it. This was unfortunately you’re a-typical comic story line changed to fit a movie format. The beginning was intriguing until I saw the Guardians and the way Sinestro was introduced. The blue guys talked liked a bunch of cackling politicians in a senate debate (with emotion mind you!). Also their combined powers should have been able to at least keep Sinestro pretty busy covering his ass while the corps tried to fight the problem. The Quadians where not portrayed as they should have been. Sinestro never had a mobile main power battery (at least in the time line I recall) and not the uniform of the Sinestro Corps (that was a slight inconsistently). Also most of all Sinestro killed! Despite his will of contempt and desire to be his own master and user of the yellow power he was after he should not have been able to kill with the green power ring. This may have delighted new fans and the younger crowd. But being a hard core GL fan of two generations I fear for the live action movie. I can forgive animated programs and movies. But when it comes time for Hal to be seen on the big screen I am concerned it may be in jeopardy. This is a very complex story line with stories with in stories. Maybe the Warner Poozers should leave well enough alone. Just my view.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Though I eagerly anticipated this animated film for months I must admit I was not that excited about it as it unfolded once I got it. This was unfortunately you’re a-typical comic story line changed to fit a movie format. The beginning was intriguing until I saw the Guardians and the way Sinestro was introduced. The blue guys talked liked a bunch of cackling politicians in a senate debate (with emotion mind you!). Also their combined powers should have been able to at least keep Sinestro pretty busy covering his ass while the corps tried to fight the problem. The Quadians where not portrayed as they should have been. Sinestro never had a mobile main power battery (at least in the time line I recall) and not the uniform of the Sinestro Corps (that was a slight inconsistently). Also most of all Sinestro killed! Despite his will of contempt and desire to be his own master and user of the yellow power he was after he should not have been able to kill with the green power ring. This may have delighted new fans and the younger crowd. But being a hard core GL fan of two generations I fear for the live action movie. I can forgive animated programs and movies. But when it comes time for Hal to be seen on the big screen I am concerned it may be in jeopardy. This is a very complex story line with stories with in stories. Maybe the Warner Poozers should leave well enough alone. Just my view.</p>
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		<title>By: Blu</title>
		<link>http://www.scificool.com/green-lantern-first-flight-2009-movie-review/comment-page-1/#comment-9599</link>
		<dc:creator>Blu</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 04 Aug 2009 16:50:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Though I eagerly anticipated this animated film for months I must admit I was not that excited about it as it unfolded once I got it. This was unfortunately youu2019re a-typical comic story line changed to fit a movie format. The beginning was intriguing until I saw the Guardians and the way Sinestro was introduced. The blue guys talked liked a bunch of cackling politicians in a senate debate (with emotion mind you!). Also their combined powers should have been able to at least keep Sinestro pretty busy covering his ass while the corps tried to fight the problem. The Quadians where not portrayed as they should have been. Sinestro never had a mobile main power battery (at least in the time line I recall) and not the uniform of the Sinestro Corps (that was a slight inconsistently). Also most of all Sinestro killed! Despite his will of contempt and desire to be his own master and user of the yellow power he was after he should not have been able to kill with the green power ring. This may have delighted new fans and the younger crowd. But being a hard core GL fan of two generations I fear for the live action movie. I can forgive animated programs and movies. But when it comes time for Hal to be seen on the big screen I am concerned it may be in jeopardy. This is a very complex story line with stories with in stories. Maybe the Warner Poozers should leave well enough alone. Just my view.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Though I eagerly anticipated this animated film for months I must admit I was not that excited about it as it unfolded once I got it. This was unfortunately youu2019re a-typical comic story line changed to fit a movie format. The beginning was intriguing until I saw the Guardians and the way Sinestro was introduced. The blue guys talked liked a bunch of cackling politicians in a senate debate (with emotion mind you!). Also their combined powers should have been able to at least keep Sinestro pretty busy covering his ass while the corps tried to fight the problem. The Quadians where not portrayed as they should have been. Sinestro never had a mobile main power battery (at least in the time line I recall) and not the uniform of the Sinestro Corps (that was a slight inconsistently). Also most of all Sinestro killed! Despite his will of contempt and desire to be his own master and user of the yellow power he was after he should not have been able to kill with the green power ring. This may have delighted new fans and the younger crowd. But being a hard core GL fan of two generations I fear for the live action movie. I can forgive animated programs and movies. But when it comes time for Hal to be seen on the big screen I am concerned it may be in jeopardy. This is a very complex story line with stories with in stories. Maybe the Warner Poozers should leave well enough alone. Just my view.</p>
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		<title>By: Blu</title>
		<link>http://www.scificool.com/green-lantern-first-flight-2009-movie-review/comment-page-1/#comment-11703</link>
		<dc:creator>Blu</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 04 Aug 2009 16:50:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Though I eagerly anticipated this animated film for months I must admit I was not that excited about it as it unfolded once I got it. This was unfortunately youu2019re a-typical comic story line changed to fit a movie format. The beginning was intriguing until I saw the Guardians and the way Sinestro was introduced. The blue guys talked liked a bunch of cackling politicians in a senate debate (with emotion mind you!). Also their combined powers should have been able to at least keep Sinestro pretty busy covering his ass while the corps tried to fight the problem. The Quadians where not portrayed as they should have been. Sinestro never had a mobile main power battery (at least in the time line I recall) and not the uniform of the Sinestro Corps (that was a slight inconsistently). Also most of all Sinestro killed! Despite his will of contempt and desire to be his own master and user of the yellow power he was after he should not have been able to kill with the green power ring. This may have delighted new fans and the younger crowd. But being a hard core GL fan of two generations I fear for the live action movie. I can forgive animated programs and movies. But when it comes time for Hal to be seen on the big screen I am concerned it may be in jeopardy. This is a very complex story line with stories with in stories. Maybe the Warner Poozers should leave well enough alone. Just my view.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Though I eagerly anticipated this animated film for months I must admit I was not that excited about it as it unfolded once I got it. This was unfortunately youu2019re a-typical comic story line changed to fit a movie format. The beginning was intriguing until I saw the Guardians and the way Sinestro was introduced. The blue guys talked liked a bunch of cackling politicians in a senate debate (with emotion mind you!). Also their combined powers should have been able to at least keep Sinestro pretty busy covering his ass while the corps tried to fight the problem. The Quadians where not portrayed as they should have been. Sinestro never had a mobile main power battery (at least in the time line I recall) and not the uniform of the Sinestro Corps (that was a slight inconsistently). Also most of all Sinestro killed! Despite his will of contempt and desire to be his own master and user of the yellow power he was after he should not have been able to kill with the green power ring. This may have delighted new fans and the younger crowd. But being a hard core GL fan of two generations I fear for the live action movie. I can forgive animated programs and movies. But when it comes time for Hal to be seen on the big screen I am concerned it may be in jeopardy. This is a very complex story line with stories with in stories. Maybe the Warner Poozers should leave well enough alone. Just my view.</p>
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		<title>By: Blu</title>
		<link>http://www.scificool.com/green-lantern-first-flight-2009-movie-review/comment-page-1/#comment-12331</link>
		<dc:creator>Blu</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 04 Aug 2009 16:50:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Though I eagerly anticipated this animated film for months I must admit I was not that excited about it as it unfolded once I got it. This was unfortunately youu2019re a-typical comic story line changed to fit a movie format. The beginning was intriguing until I saw the Guardians and the way Sinestro was introduced. The blue guys talked liked a bunch of cackling politicians in a senate debate (with emotion mind you!). Also their combined powers should have been able to at least keep Sinestro pretty busy covering his ass while the corps tried to fight the problem. The Quadians where not portrayed as they should have been. Sinestro never had a mobile main power battery (at least in the time line I recall) and not the uniform of the Sinestro Corps (that was a slight inconsistently). Also most of all Sinestro killed! Despite his will of contempt and desire to be his own master and user of the yellow power he was after he should not have been able to kill with the green power ring. This may have delighted new fans and the younger crowd. But being a hard core GL fan of two generations I fear for the live action movie. I can forgive animated programs and movies. But when it comes time for Hal to be seen on the big screen I am concerned it may be in jeopardy. This is a very complex story line with stories with in stories. Maybe the Warner Poozers should leave well enough alone. Just my view.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Though I eagerly anticipated this animated film for months I must admit I was not that excited about it as it unfolded once I got it. This was unfortunately youu2019re a-typical comic story line changed to fit a movie format. The beginning was intriguing until I saw the Guardians and the way Sinestro was introduced. The blue guys talked liked a bunch of cackling politicians in a senate debate (with emotion mind you!). Also their combined powers should have been able to at least keep Sinestro pretty busy covering his ass while the corps tried to fight the problem. The Quadians where not portrayed as they should have been. Sinestro never had a mobile main power battery (at least in the time line I recall) and not the uniform of the Sinestro Corps (that was a slight inconsistently). Also most of all Sinestro killed! Despite his will of contempt and desire to be his own master and user of the yellow power he was after he should not have been able to kill with the green power ring. This may have delighted new fans and the younger crowd. But being a hard core GL fan of two generations I fear for the live action movie. I can forgive animated programs and movies. But when it comes time for Hal to be seen on the big screen I am concerned it may be in jeopardy. This is a very complex story line with stories with in stories. Maybe the Warner Poozers should leave well enough alone. Just my view.</p>
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		<title>By: Blu</title>
		<link>http://www.scificool.com/green-lantern-first-flight-2009-movie-review/comment-page-1/#comment-14270</link>
		<dc:creator>Blu</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 04 Aug 2009 16:50:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Though I eagerly anticipated this animated film for months I must admit I was not that excited about it as it unfolded once I got it. This was unfortunately youu2019re a-typical comic story line changed to fit a movie format. The beginning was intriguing until I saw the Guardians and the way Sinestro was introduced. The blue guys talked liked a bunch of cackling politicians in a senate debate (with emotion mind you!). Also their combined powers should have been able to at least keep Sinestro pretty busy covering his ass while the corps tried to fight the problem. The Quadians where not portrayed as they should have been. Sinestro never had a mobile main power battery (at least in the time line I recall) and not the uniform of the Sinestro Corps (that was a slight inconsistently). Also most of all Sinestro killed! Despite his will of contempt and desire to be his own master and user of the yellow power he was after he should not have been able to kill with the green power ring. This may have delighted new fans and the younger crowd. But being a hard core GL fan of two generations I fear for the live action movie. I can forgive animated programs and movies. But when it comes time for Hal to be seen on the big screen I am concerned it may be in jeopardy. This is a very complex story line with stories with in stories. Maybe the Warner Poozers should leave well enough alone. Just my view.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Though I eagerly anticipated this animated film for months I must admit I was not that excited about it as it unfolded once I got it. This was unfortunately youu2019re a-typical comic story line changed to fit a movie format. The beginning was intriguing until I saw the Guardians and the way Sinestro was introduced. The blue guys talked liked a bunch of cackling politicians in a senate debate (with emotion mind you!). Also their combined powers should have been able to at least keep Sinestro pretty busy covering his ass while the corps tried to fight the problem. The Quadians where not portrayed as they should have been. Sinestro never had a mobile main power battery (at least in the time line I recall) and not the uniform of the Sinestro Corps (that was a slight inconsistently). Also most of all Sinestro killed! Despite his will of contempt and desire to be his own master and user of the yellow power he was after he should not have been able to kill with the green power ring. This may have delighted new fans and the younger crowd. But being a hard core GL fan of two generations I fear for the live action movie. I can forgive animated programs and movies. But when it comes time for Hal to be seen on the big screen I am concerned it may be in jeopardy. This is a very complex story line with stories with in stories. Maybe the Warner Poozers should leave well enough alone. Just my view.</p>
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		<title>By: Blu</title>
		<link>http://www.scificool.com/green-lantern-first-flight-2009-movie-review/comment-page-1/#comment-14271</link>
		<dc:creator>Blu</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 04 Aug 2009 16:50:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Though I eagerly anticipated this animated film for months I must admit I was not that excited about it as it unfolded once I got it. This was unfortunately youu2019re a-typical comic story line changed to fit a movie format. The beginning was intriguing until I saw the Guardians and the way Sinestro was introduced. The blue guys talked liked a bunch of cackling politicians in a senate debate (with emotion mind you!). Also their combined powers should have been able to at least keep Sinestro pretty busy covering his ass while the corps tried to fight the problem. The Quadians where not portrayed as they should have been. Sinestro never had a mobile main power battery (at least in the time line I recall) and not the uniform of the Sinestro Corps (that was a slight inconsistently). Also most of all Sinestro killed! Despite his will of contempt and desire to be his own master and user of the yellow power he was after he should not have been able to kill with the green power ring. This may have delighted new fans and the younger crowd. But being a hard core GL fan of two generations I fear for the live action movie. I can forgive animated programs and movies. But when it comes time for Hal to be seen on the big screen I am concerned it may be in jeopardy. This is a very complex story line with stories with in stories. Maybe the Warner Poozers should leave well enough alone. Just my view.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Though I eagerly anticipated this animated film for months I must admit I was not that excited about it as it unfolded once I got it. This was unfortunately youu2019re a-typical comic story line changed to fit a movie format. The beginning was intriguing until I saw the Guardians and the way Sinestro was introduced. The blue guys talked liked a bunch of cackling politicians in a senate debate (with emotion mind you!). Also their combined powers should have been able to at least keep Sinestro pretty busy covering his ass while the corps tried to fight the problem. The Quadians where not portrayed as they should have been. Sinestro never had a mobile main power battery (at least in the time line I recall) and not the uniform of the Sinestro Corps (that was a slight inconsistently). Also most of all Sinestro killed! Despite his will of contempt and desire to be his own master and user of the yellow power he was after he should not have been able to kill with the green power ring. This may have delighted new fans and the younger crowd. But being a hard core GL fan of two generations I fear for the live action movie. I can forgive animated programs and movies. But when it comes time for Hal to be seen on the big screen I am concerned it may be in jeopardy. This is a very complex story line with stories with in stories. Maybe the Warner Poozers should leave well enough alone. Just my view.</p>
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		<title>By: Blu</title>
		<link>http://www.scificool.com/green-lantern-first-flight-2009-movie-review/comment-page-1/#comment-15797</link>
		<dc:creator>Blu</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 04 Aug 2009 16:50:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Though I eagerly anticipated this animated film for months I must admit I was not that excited about it as it unfolded once I got it. This was unfortunately youu2019re a-typical comic story line changed to fit a movie format. The beginning was intriguing until I saw the Guardians and the way Sinestro was introduced. The blue guys talked liked a bunch of cackling politicians in a senate debate (with emotion mind you!). Also their combined powers should have been able to at least keep Sinestro pretty busy covering his ass while the corps tried to fight the problem. The Quadians where not portrayed as they should have been. Sinestro never had a mobile main power battery (at least in the time line I recall) and not the uniform of the Sinestro Corps (that was a slight inconsistently). Also most of all Sinestro killed! Despite his will of contempt and desire to be his own master and user of the yellow power he was after he should not have been able to kill with the green power ring. This may have delighted new fans and the younger crowd. But being a hard core GL fan of two generations I fear for the live action movie. I can forgive animated programs and movies. But when it comes time for Hal to be seen on the big screen I am concerned it may be in jeopardy. This is a very complex story line with stories with in stories. Maybe the Warner Poozers should leave well enough alone. Just my view.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Though I eagerly anticipated this animated film for months I must admit I was not that excited about it as it unfolded once I got it. This was unfortunately youu2019re a-typical comic story line changed to fit a movie format. The beginning was intriguing until I saw the Guardians and the way Sinestro was introduced. The blue guys talked liked a bunch of cackling politicians in a senate debate (with emotion mind you!). Also their combined powers should have been able to at least keep Sinestro pretty busy covering his ass while the corps tried to fight the problem. The Quadians where not portrayed as they should have been. Sinestro never had a mobile main power battery (at least in the time line I recall) and not the uniform of the Sinestro Corps (that was a slight inconsistently). Also most of all Sinestro killed! Despite his will of contempt and desire to be his own master and user of the yellow power he was after he should not have been able to kill with the green power ring. This may have delighted new fans and the younger crowd. But being a hard core GL fan of two generations I fear for the live action movie. I can forgive animated programs and movies. But when it comes time for Hal to be seen on the big screen I am concerned it may be in jeopardy. This is a very complex story line with stories with in stories. Maybe the Warner Poozers should leave well enough alone. Just my view.</p>
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		<title>By: Blu</title>
		<link>http://www.scificool.com/green-lantern-first-flight-2009-movie-review/comment-page-1/#comment-16598</link>
		<dc:creator>Blu</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 04 Aug 2009 16:50:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Though I eagerly anticipated this animated film for months I must admit I was not that excited about it as it unfolded once I got it. This was unfortunately youu2019re a-typical comic story line changed to fit a movie format. The beginning was intriguing until I saw the Guardians and the way Sinestro was introduced. The blue guys talked liked a bunch of cackling politicians in a senate debate (with emotion mind you!). Also their combined powers should have been able to at least keep Sinestro pretty busy covering his ass while the corps tried to fight the problem. The Quadians where not portrayed as they should have been. Sinestro never had a mobile main power battery (at least in the time line I recall) and not the uniform of the Sinestro Corps (that was a slight inconsistently). Also most of all Sinestro killed! Despite his will of contempt and desire to be his own master and user of the yellow power he was after he should not have been able to kill with the green power ring. This may have delighted new fans and the younger crowd. But being a hard core GL fan of two generations I fear for the live action movie. I can forgive animated programs and movies. But when it comes time for Hal to be seen on the big screen I am concerned it may be in jeopardy. This is a very complex story line with stories with in stories. Maybe the Warner Poozers should leave well enough alone. Just my view.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Though I eagerly anticipated this animated film for months I must admit I was not that excited about it as it unfolded once I got it. This was unfortunately youu2019re a-typical comic story line changed to fit a movie format. The beginning was intriguing until I saw the Guardians and the way Sinestro was introduced. The blue guys talked liked a bunch of cackling politicians in a senate debate (with emotion mind you!). Also their combined powers should have been able to at least keep Sinestro pretty busy covering his ass while the corps tried to fight the problem. The Quadians where not portrayed as they should have been. Sinestro never had a mobile main power battery (at least in the time line I recall) and not the uniform of the Sinestro Corps (that was a slight inconsistently). Also most of all Sinestro killed! Despite his will of contempt and desire to be his own master and user of the yellow power he was after he should not have been able to kill with the green power ring. This may have delighted new fans and the younger crowd. But being a hard core GL fan of two generations I fear for the live action movie. I can forgive animated programs and movies. But when it comes time for Hal to be seen on the big screen I am concerned it may be in jeopardy. This is a very complex story line with stories with in stories. Maybe the Warner Poozers should leave well enough alone. Just my view.</p>
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		<title>By: Blu</title>
		<link>http://www.scificool.com/green-lantern-first-flight-2009-movie-review/comment-page-1/#comment-16599</link>
		<dc:creator>Blu</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 04 Aug 2009 16:50:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Though I eagerly anticipated this animated film for months I must admit I was not that excited about it as it unfolded once I got it. This was unfortunately youu2019re a-typical comic story line changed to fit a movie format. The beginning was intriguing until I saw the Guardians and the way Sinestro was introduced. The blue guys talked liked a bunch of cackling politicians in a senate debate (with emotion mind you!). Also their combined powers should have been able to at least keep Sinestro pretty busy covering his ass while the corps tried to fight the problem. The Quadians where not portrayed as they should have been. Sinestro never had a mobile main power battery (at least in the time line I recall) and not the uniform of the Sinestro Corps (that was a slight inconsistently). Also most of all Sinestro killed! Despite his will of contempt and desire to be his own master and user of the yellow power he was after he should not have been able to kill with the green power ring. This may have delighted new fans and the younger crowd. But being a hard core GL fan of two generations I fear for the live action movie. I can forgive animated programs and movies. But when it comes time for Hal to be seen on the big screen I am concerned it may be in jeopardy. This is a very complex story line with stories with in stories. Maybe the Warner Poozers should leave well enough alone. Just my view.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Though I eagerly anticipated this animated film for months I must admit I was not that excited about it as it unfolded once I got it. This was unfortunately youu2019re a-typical comic story line changed to fit a movie format. The beginning was intriguing until I saw the Guardians and the way Sinestro was introduced. The blue guys talked liked a bunch of cackling politicians in a senate debate (with emotion mind you!). Also their combined powers should have been able to at least keep Sinestro pretty busy covering his ass while the corps tried to fight the problem. The Quadians where not portrayed as they should have been. Sinestro never had a mobile main power battery (at least in the time line I recall) and not the uniform of the Sinestro Corps (that was a slight inconsistently). Also most of all Sinestro killed! Despite his will of contempt and desire to be his own master and user of the yellow power he was after he should not have been able to kill with the green power ring. This may have delighted new fans and the younger crowd. But being a hard core GL fan of two generations I fear for the live action movie. I can forgive animated programs and movies. But when it comes time for Hal to be seen on the big screen I am concerned it may be in jeopardy. This is a very complex story line with stories with in stories. Maybe the Warner Poozers should leave well enough alone. Just my view.</p>
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		<title>By: Blu</title>
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		<dc:creator>Blu</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 04 Aug 2009 16:50:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Though I eagerly anticipated this animated film for months I must admit I was not that excited about it as it unfolded once I got it. This was unfortunately youu2019re a-typical comic story line changed to fit a movie format. The beginning was intriguing until I saw the Guardians and the way Sinestro was introduced. The blue guys talked liked a bunch of cackling politicians in a senate debate (with emotion mind you!). Also their combined powers should have been able to at least keep Sinestro pretty busy covering his ass while the corps tried to fight the problem. The Quadians where not portrayed as they should have been. Sinestro never had a mobile main power battery (at least in the time line I recall) and not the uniform of the Sinestro Corps (that was a slight inconsistently). Also most of all Sinestro killed! Despite his will of contempt and desire to be his own master and user of the yellow power he was after he should not have been able to kill with the green power ring. This may have delighted new fans and the younger crowd. But being a hard core GL fan of two generations I fear for the live action movie. I can forgive animated programs and movies. But when it comes time for Hal to be seen on the big screen I am concerned it may be in jeopardy. This is a very complex story line with stories with in stories. Maybe the Warner Poozers should leave well enough alone. Just my view.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Though I eagerly anticipated this animated film for months I must admit I was not that excited about it as it unfolded once I got it. This was unfortunately youu2019re a-typical comic story line changed to fit a movie format. The beginning was intriguing until I saw the Guardians and the way Sinestro was introduced. The blue guys talked liked a bunch of cackling politicians in a senate debate (with emotion mind you!). Also their combined powers should have been able to at least keep Sinestro pretty busy covering his ass while the corps tried to fight the problem. The Quadians where not portrayed as they should have been. Sinestro never had a mobile main power battery (at least in the time line I recall) and not the uniform of the Sinestro Corps (that was a slight inconsistently). Also most of all Sinestro killed! Despite his will of contempt and desire to be his own master and user of the yellow power he was after he should not have been able to kill with the green power ring. This may have delighted new fans and the younger crowd. But being a hard core GL fan of two generations I fear for the live action movie. I can forgive animated programs and movies. But when it comes time for Hal to be seen on the big screen I am concerned it may be in jeopardy. This is a very complex story line with stories with in stories. Maybe the Warner Poozers should leave well enough alone. Just my view.</p>
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		<title>By: Blu</title>
		<link>http://www.scificool.com/green-lantern-first-flight-2009-movie-review/comment-page-1/#comment-29505</link>
		<dc:creator>Blu</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 04 Aug 2009 16:50:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Though I eagerly anticipated this animated film for months I must admit I was not that excited about it as it unfolded once I got it. This was unfortunately youu2019re a-typical comic story line changed to fit a movie format. The beginning was intriguing until I saw the Guardians and the way Sinestro was introduced. The blue guys talked liked a bunch of cackling politicians in a senate debate (with emotion mind you!). Also their combined powers should have been able to at least keep Sinestro pretty busy covering his ass while the corps tried to fight the problem. The Quadians where not portrayed as they should have been. Sinestro never had a mobile main power battery (at least in the time line I recall) and not the uniform of the Sinestro Corps (that was a slight inconsistently). Also most of all Sinestro killed! Despite his will of contempt and desire to be his own master and user of the yellow power he was after he should not have been able to kill with the green power ring. This may have delighted new fans and the younger crowd. But being a hard core GL fan of two generations I fear for the live action movie. I can forgive animated programs and movies. But when it comes time for Hal to be seen on the big screen I am concerned it may be in jeopardy. This is a very complex story line with stories with in stories. Maybe the Warner Poozers should leave well enough alone. Just my view.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Though I eagerly anticipated this animated film for months I must admit I was not that excited about it as it unfolded once I got it. This was unfortunately youu2019re a-typical comic story line changed to fit a movie format. The beginning was intriguing until I saw the Guardians and the way Sinestro was introduced. The blue guys talked liked a bunch of cackling politicians in a senate debate (with emotion mind you!). Also their combined powers should have been able to at least keep Sinestro pretty busy covering his ass while the corps tried to fight the problem. The Quadians where not portrayed as they should have been. Sinestro never had a mobile main power battery (at least in the time line I recall) and not the uniform of the Sinestro Corps (that was a slight inconsistently). Also most of all Sinestro killed! Despite his will of contempt and desire to be his own master and user of the yellow power he was after he should not have been able to kill with the green power ring. This may have delighted new fans and the younger crowd. But being a hard core GL fan of two generations I fear for the live action movie. I can forgive animated programs and movies. But when it comes time for Hal to be seen on the big screen I am concerned it may be in jeopardy. This is a very complex story line with stories with in stories. Maybe the Warner Poozers should leave well enough alone. Just my view.</p>
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		<title>By: Blu</title>
		<link>http://www.scificool.com/green-lantern-first-flight-2009-movie-review/comment-page-1/#comment-30855</link>
		<dc:creator>Blu</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 04 Aug 2009 16:50:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Though I eagerly anticipated this animated film for months I must admit I was not that excited about it as it unfolded once I got it. This was unfortunately youu2019re a-typical comic story line changed to fit a movie format. The beginning was intriguing until I saw the Guardians and the way Sinestro was introduced. The blue guys talked liked a bunch of cackling politicians in a senate debate (with emotion mind you!). Also their combined powers should have been able to at least keep Sinestro pretty busy covering his ass while the corps tried to fight the problem. The Quadians where not portrayed as they should have been. Sinestro never had a mobile main power battery (at least in the time line I recall) and not the uniform of the Sinestro Corps (that was a slight inconsistently). Also most of all Sinestro killed! Despite his will of contempt and desire to be his own master and user of the yellow power he was after he should not have been able to kill with the green power ring. This may have delighted new fans and the younger crowd. But being a hard core GL fan of two generations I fear for the live action movie. I can forgive animated programs and movies. But when it comes time for Hal to be seen on the big screen I am concerned it may be in jeopardy. This is a very complex story line with stories with in stories. Maybe the Warner Poozers should leave well enough alone. Just my view.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Though I eagerly anticipated this animated film for months I must admit I was not that excited about it as it unfolded once I got it. This was unfortunately youu2019re a-typical comic story line changed to fit a movie format. The beginning was intriguing until I saw the Guardians and the way Sinestro was introduced. The blue guys talked liked a bunch of cackling politicians in a senate debate (with emotion mind you!). Also their combined powers should have been able to at least keep Sinestro pretty busy covering his ass while the corps tried to fight the problem. The Quadians where not portrayed as they should have been. Sinestro never had a mobile main power battery (at least in the time line I recall) and not the uniform of the Sinestro Corps (that was a slight inconsistently). Also most of all Sinestro killed! Despite his will of contempt and desire to be his own master and user of the yellow power he was after he should not have been able to kill with the green power ring. This may have delighted new fans and the younger crowd. But being a hard core GL fan of two generations I fear for the live action movie. I can forgive animated programs and movies. But when it comes time for Hal to be seen on the big screen I am concerned it may be in jeopardy. This is a very complex story line with stories with in stories. Maybe the Warner Poozers should leave well enough alone. Just my view.</p>
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		<title>By: Blu</title>
		<link>http://www.scificool.com/green-lantern-first-flight-2009-movie-review/comment-page-1/#comment-33986</link>
		<dc:creator>Blu</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 04 Aug 2009 16:50:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Though I eagerly anticipated this animated film for months I must admit I was not that excited about it as it unfolded once I got it. This was unfortunately youu2019re a-typical comic story line changed to fit a movie format. The beginning was intriguing until I saw the Guardians and the way Sinestro was introduced. The blue guys talked liked a bunch of cackling politicians in a senate debate (with emotion mind you!). Also their combined powers should have been able to at least keep Sinestro pretty busy covering his ass while the corps tried to fight the problem. The Quadians where not portrayed as they should have been. Sinestro never had a mobile main power battery (at least in the time line I recall) and not the uniform of the Sinestro Corps (that was a slight inconsistently). Also most of all Sinestro killed! Despite his will of contempt and desire to be his own master and user of the yellow power he was after he should not have been able to kill with the green power ring. This may have delighted new fans and the younger crowd. But being a hard core GL fan of two generations I fear for the live action movie. I can forgive animated programs and movies. But when it comes time for Hal to be seen on the big screen I am concerned it may be in jeopardy. This is a very complex story line with stories with in stories. Maybe the Warner Poozers should leave well enough alone. Just my view.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Though I eagerly anticipated this animated film for months I must admit I was not that excited about it as it unfolded once I got it. This was unfortunately youu2019re a-typical comic story line changed to fit a movie format. The beginning was intriguing until I saw the Guardians and the way Sinestro was introduced. The blue guys talked liked a bunch of cackling politicians in a senate debate (with emotion mind you!). Also their combined powers should have been able to at least keep Sinestro pretty busy covering his ass while the corps tried to fight the problem. The Quadians where not portrayed as they should have been. Sinestro never had a mobile main power battery (at least in the time line I recall) and not the uniform of the Sinestro Corps (that was a slight inconsistently). Also most of all Sinestro killed! Despite his will of contempt and desire to be his own master and user of the yellow power he was after he should not have been able to kill with the green power ring. This may have delighted new fans and the younger crowd. But being a hard core GL fan of two generations I fear for the live action movie. I can forgive animated programs and movies. But when it comes time for Hal to be seen on the big screen I am concerned it may be in jeopardy. This is a very complex story line with stories with in stories. Maybe the Warner Poozers should leave well enough alone. Just my view.</p>
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		<title>By: Blu</title>
		<link>http://www.scificool.com/green-lantern-first-flight-2009-movie-review/comment-page-1/#comment-34291</link>
		<dc:creator>Blu</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 04 Aug 2009 16:50:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Though I eagerly anticipated this animated film for months I must admit I was not that excited about it as it unfolded once I got it. This was unfortunately youu2019re a-typical comic story line changed to fit a movie format. The beginning was intriguing until I saw the Guardians and the way Sinestro was introduced. The blue guys talked liked a bunch of cackling politicians in a senate debate (with emotion mind you!). Also their combined powers should have been able to at least keep Sinestro pretty busy covering his ass while the corps tried to fight the problem. The Quadians where not portrayed as they should have been. Sinestro never had a mobile main power battery (at least in the time line I recall) and not the uniform of the Sinestro Corps (that was a slight inconsistently). Also most of all Sinestro killed! Despite his will of contempt and desire to be his own master and user of the yellow power he was after he should not have been able to kill with the green power ring. This may have delighted new fans and the younger crowd. But being a hard core GL fan of two generations I fear for the live action movie. I can forgive animated programs and movies. But when it comes time for Hal to be seen on the big screen I am concerned it may be in jeopardy. This is a very complex story line with stories with in stories. Maybe the Warner Poozers should leave well enough alone. Just my view.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Though I eagerly anticipated this animated film for months I must admit I was not that excited about it as it unfolded once I got it. This was unfortunately youu2019re a-typical comic story line changed to fit a movie format. The beginning was intriguing until I saw the Guardians and the way Sinestro was introduced. The blue guys talked liked a bunch of cackling politicians in a senate debate (with emotion mind you!). Also their combined powers should have been able to at least keep Sinestro pretty busy covering his ass while the corps tried to fight the problem. The Quadians where not portrayed as they should have been. Sinestro never had a mobile main power battery (at least in the time line I recall) and not the uniform of the Sinestro Corps (that was a slight inconsistently). Also most of all Sinestro killed! Despite his will of contempt and desire to be his own master and user of the yellow power he was after he should not have been able to kill with the green power ring. This may have delighted new fans and the younger crowd. But being a hard core GL fan of two generations I fear for the live action movie. I can forgive animated programs and movies. But when it comes time for Hal to be seen on the big screen I am concerned it may be in jeopardy. This is a very complex story line with stories with in stories. Maybe the Warner Poozers should leave well enough alone. Just my view.</p>
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