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How much of the failure was the director's fault?

posted 8 years ago by leyenda61
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Nothing about this movie seemed to be like the style of his other films (and he has a good amount of very good films). Was this another case of the studio micromanaging a summer tentpole superhero movie?

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[–] Milk_Tray_Guy 8 years ago

I don't know but I suspect that might have been the case. I mean the guy directed Casino Royale ffs.

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[–] timmytony80 7 years ago

Definitely the STUDIO'S Fault! No coherent vision!

[–] mariakelly-04164 7 years ago

Martin Campbell did a great job on GoldenEye and Casino Royale, but Green Lantern proved that just because you can direct a spy movie well, it doesn't mean you can direct a Superhero movie.

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[–] jedite1000 7 years ago

It was the studio who butchered it, the director definitely had different plans for this movie. Studio just wanted more CGI