How this dude blame hal if the ring came to him first?

While I don't mind Hal's suit in Lanterns being a physical fabric uniform, the actual design and "look" of his suit bothers me. It looks too much like armor, it's too bulky (especially in the shoulders) and the logo is too small. I just don't think that a GL suit should look like or be actual armor.

And while I like the idea behind Reynolds 2011 uniform: it being a sort of construct that the ring can summon instantly, most of the time, the CG suit looks way too fake and rubbery.

Then she said "I knew you could do it" with tears in her eyes. She, in fact, did NOT know he could do it 😭😭

Even though everyone agrees even Josh Brolin that the movie was a pile of dogshit lmao

With how stewart was groomed to be a green lantern since he was a child and Michael Holt being a genius inventor and part of the same team gardener is, their dynamic could be really cool?

In the new Hot Ones episode with Aaron Pierre and Kyle Chandler, there’s a cut too this ring.

Has this ring in particular ever been seen anywhere? If so, ignore me, but if not… Mr. Stewart’s potential ring perchance?

It's no secret that Green Lantern was supposed to be the start of DC's Superhero Universe and it's failure set them back some and had to change their strategy a bit which in itself caused problems

Now imagine it a Live Action version of First Flight, Yeah we still might have the Jankie CGI but that's something that can be fixed later.

First Flight had a very good story in my opinion, it gave us the GL mythos, we had good Hal and Sinestro moments and the battles and actions sequences were amazing

Now I understand doing something's in animation is way easier to do than Live Action but if we had something more like First Flight then 2011 I honestly think we could've had a better start to the DCEU or whatever it was going to be called if GL succeeded

Those are just my thoughts

In the movie where JLA gets attacked by their weaknesses and we find out it was stolen from Batman, the Flash is captured in a speed based bomb on his wrist by making him have to save a women from a bomb inside a box.

This makes no sense for any scenario where the Flash is the villain. why would he care to save a random human if he’s the villain? or would Batman put the life of his loved ones in danger with no guarantee Flash can or is willing to save them? what if he’s mind controlled?

The only scenario where it would work is if Batman is the villain. Throws the argument for the contingencies straight out the window.

This is a safe space so be honest, even if it's an unpopular opinion or a pet peeve that bothers you. No matter how big or little. Could be any other aspect even if it's not mentioned in the title.