That reminds me: what is Hal's background in the film? Airforce? I always thought he should have a more military-oriented sensibility in his ring constructs. His background affects what he makes, as it does with any of them. Everyone makes constructs that suit their knowledge and how they think. Geoff Johns has Jordan throwing jets at people, for example. Makes sense. Jordan, though, sometimes seems somewhat disinclined to make interesting constructs. He's a straightforward guy, he makes straightforward stuff. As an example, in Rebirth we see the Lanterns attack Parallax, each with a unique approach. Gardner, not surprisingly, uses a crude buzzsaw. John builds very technical stuff from the inside out. Jordan, though, just fires a beam.
Part of Kyle's appeal is that he brings a more creative flair and creates inventive constructs (that is, ones that aren't based on existing items, but rather imaginary ones). I also like Stewart for his very technical and functional constructs. I think a good niche for Jordan, as I said above, would be military-oriented, bringing that sort of sensibility to the weapons, equipment, or protection he generates with the ring.
