In case you haven’t seen it yet, Warner Bros released an extended trailer for Green Lantern at WonderCon over the weekend. You can check it out in HD here.
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Wow, I was skeptical before, but after seeing that, I am looking forward to it!!
it’s a definate improvement over the footage we saw before. I still think there are problems (for a group themed on lanterns and light, the planet Oa looks awfully dark & murky…..)
This trailer is better than the original. I don’t mind the humour bits in the previous trailer now that this one looks like it is a dark and serious film. Why couldn’t they show us this trailer first?
Apparently because scenes like these weren’t ready for viewing. So instead we got a trailer with scene of a jeep, ending with a (subtextual) bad joke.
This trailer surpasses it easily, so I’m less worried about the movie now.
Looks great! Actually makes some sense.