The short itsself was great. I enjoyed it immensly. But I am really dissapointed that this isnt part of a new Green Arrow Movie. I hope they do decide to do a GA movie here soon and that this is just a test to guage fans reaction to a GA movie.
shareI agree, GA is one of my favourite DC characters and a movie would be great. I wouldn't even mind a live action movie, sure would be way better than Jonah Hex which I just saw yesterday....horrible.
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"You've Changed Things.....Forever" - Heath Ledger
I'm not expecting Warner Premiere to green-light a full-length animated Green Arrow movie. However, if it were to happen, I'd like to see Mike Grell's Green Arrow: The Longbow Hunters adapted.
"Glenn Beck has Nazi Tourette's!" - Lewis Black
I agree! It was great! Certainly good enough to be a whole movie!
"Bulls**t MR.Han Man!!"--Jim Kelly in Enter the Dragon
I could have honestly seen them expand this into a full length direct-to-video film. I also like how it incorporated Black Canary, Count Vertigo, and Merlyn into the plot very well.
shareFor being so short it was very well-done. They managed to include a lot of characters in it as well. I do wish it could have been longer to see more of Merlyn, Black Canary and Count Vertigo.
shareWhat the hell? Did you all watch something else? This short was terrible. I can go easy with the fact "working with what you've got so don't be so harsh" but this was plain awful on all accounts.
Before this I thought that The Arrow was some lousy b-superhero, but this just convinced me he is even more terrible than that. Getting his ass kicked by some lowly thug is now considered justice league material. I guess the role of a mortal (Batman) kicking ass is taken, poor Arrow can't even be allowed to take on a thug.
Heroes don't need to excel in everything to be helpful. In that aspect the b and c prominence of DC is a lot entertaining too, because of their flaws and fails that are too human. Batman: The Brave and the Bold (2008) 😁Whatever, Green Arrow is a distance character and not much close combat material. I'd think one would assume that from the name and his style anyway.He didn't train so much close combat as he didn't need to.Also he didn't lose to the thug, he defeated him after all.And no mortal human without inhumane super powers can compare to Batman anyway. He's out of question.https://www.quora.com/Who-is-better-Batman-or-Green-Arrow ---Lincoln Lee: I lost a partner.Peter Bishop: I lost a universe!
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