Ollie wasn't training to be Green Arrow... he was training for American Ninja Warrior!
I surprisingly enjoyed the pilot. It was much better than what I was anticipating. The writing and acting aspects of the show were very solid (the lead and cast deserve a thumb's up), but the parkour and fight choreography easily stole the show. Very impressive debut, overall. I absolutely loved the final five minutes. I think the CW has a true winner here. This show has potential, but it's in the hands of the writers. Anywho, a great start.
Deathstroke!!!
As for Ollie's capabilities, it's not difficult for one to train him or herself into a force of nature without a sensei.
What do you think will be the role Diggle has?Sort of Ollie's "Alfred"?
On the contrary, one cannot train himself to fight the way Ollie did by shadow boxing. With the DS mask plus Ollie's fighting skill I bet it will be revealed that Slade trained him on the island before they fell out.
I see Diggle being killed off before the first season ends.
are they using the Luthor mansion, looks exactly the same.
this show is bad-ass. I like everything about it so far. Smallville Green Arrow while bad ass at times is really more...cool, PG-13, super hero fantasy. This Green Arrow is complete bad ass and more R, or well, realistic. I give the pilot a solid A.I'm thinking Captain Stacy type.
As for the subject of super powered beings, it can't hurt but I'm biased him a fan of the comics so therefor I want to see that world done in live action. I've settled for the Batman movies. It would suck to have to settle for this too. I'm a DC fan, first and foremost but they have to work on accepting their roots and not just half-assing it. The difference between powers and no powers for me is he difference between liking this as a comic book fan and liking this as a TV fan. It's The Avengers vs The Dark Knight for me.
I'm certainly getting more of a Capt Stacy vibe from him.
As to including more fantasic elements,give them time.There's no reason to think they won't reconsider their stance mid-stream.(Especially if ratings begin to decline)
So....you are saying since Green Arrow was in Smallville's universe, that this version should be done via Nolan's Batman trilogy?
I agree...
Oh, absolutely not. I love the Nolan movies but for the same reason I love Inception and Insomnia and Memento. They're good Nolan movies. As Batman movies they fall short. With Green Arrow I'm hoping it doesn't follow the same route because I am looking for those fanboy moments like in Marvel's features.
but Arrow has no powers. Oh, absolutely not. I love the Nolan movies but for the same reason I love Inception and Insomnia and Memento. They're good Nolan movies. As Batman movies they fall short. With Green Arrow I'm hoping it doesn't follow the same route because I am looking for those fanboy moments like in Marvel's features.
but Arrow has no powers.
or does he, dun, dun, dun
I agree with you I do not know about you but his Batman movies they fall short for me
Because his Batman movies missed one of the most important things that I like about Batman is a realistic figure, but in a world that is not realistic everything around him is crazy and unrealistic
Also the island that Ollie landed on seemed to be a base of operation for the league of shadows. He also seemed to get into a huge fight with Deadshot.
All I can say is that the preview made it seem like he snapped that guy's neck because he knew he was Green Arrow--in the actual show he snaps his neck because the guy knows...he can fight?