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ya i wouldnt mind if we see his eyes in the mask, and when he is powered up maybe they have a green aura/glow to them.
I completely disagree, on the contrary, I find the idea of the "indestructable spandex" quite neat ! Not believable ? This is alien suit (or uniform, or whatever it is), so I think it works fine. I do not think the guardians let every corps men decide what suit he would like, it is all the same, more or less, and I think it would be pretty bad to see Kilowog or Salaak in a suit like X-Men.GL's suit needs to be thick, something like the X-men attire. Considering the power of the rings, the movie would not be as enjoyable nor as believable watching an epic battle where the hero is wearing "indestructable spandex". Though if GL wore a X-men-like suit and it started tearing, then I would know just how rough the battle is.
I completely disagree, on the contrary, I find the idea of the "indestructable spandex" quite neat ! Not believable ? This is alien suit (or uniform, or whatever it is), so I think it works fine. I do not think the guardians let every corps men decide what suit he would like, it is all the same, more or less, and I think it would be pretty bad to see Kilowog or Salaak in a suit like X-Men.
On the contrary, the last thing I want is something "believable". Green power ring, pink skinned villain, blue powerful dwarfs, living planet, power batterie, ... hardly believable things.
I really disagree with your comment, no offense, but I think it is necessary to see non-human things.
Besides, a "spandex" can be torn apart too.
Though if GL wore a X-men-like suit and it started tearing, then I would know just how rough the battle is.
If a thick suit was torn, then you would know the battle was rough.
What's with this tearing fetish?
You can know a battle is rough.... because the hero gets his ass kicked.
What's with this tearing fetish?
You can know a battle is rough.... because the hero gets his ass kicked.
...will edit.Well. When the hero has a super powerful ring that does almost everything he can will it to... and he's getting his ass kicked.Hahaha!
Hear that, everyone? It's the sound of common sense prevailing.
This is somewhat off topic, but I'm really curious about how they'll handle the whole bodily aura/glow effect that GL's are always drawn with. For some reason I've just always had a hard time imagining that in live-action. Maybe something similar to the Phoenix effect that Jean Grey had at the end of X2 could work?
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Yes, it was spandex, with rubber detailing and airbrushed musculature (and Lycra is just a trademark name for the same fabric), but a lot of the action scenes were done using CGI, so that went unnoticed.
The answer should be to go with what the masses will buy. The geek community is just a smaller subset, and they have learned to accept changes in the past (like Batman, X-Men, The Punisher, et. al). You have pretty much answered that question in your second statement.
Something like Dr Manhattan's aura in Watchmen would work fine.
Although, much like the earlier idea of the white/green eyes effect only happening when Hal's uses the ring, I'd like to see the aura only employed in the same way; i.e. not when the ring is inactive.

I think the black parts should be spandex, and the green parts should be kinda like TDK armor.