For the last time, Spider 1 and 2 had good reviews. Even if you hated the films you can't deny that they had good reviews and audience support. Comparing them to GL in that regard is ridiculous!
Again, the budget WAS NOT $300m. Marketing is another animal and it's never mentioned with other films. I guess we should start by saying XFC is a huge failure because that cost $275m with Marketing costs.
almost blasphemy if you ask meFor the last time, Spider 1 and 2 had good reviews. Even if you hated the films you can't deny that they had good reviews and audience support. Comparing them to GL in that regard is ridiculous!
Call me with the Spider-Man comparasions when GL gets 88 and 93% repectively to agree that the movie is good or great and it has word of mouth and grossing 404 and 374mil respectively.

How do we know how much money they spent on Marketing for Thor and XFC?
I know XFC was around $275m, Thor has to be close to that as well.
No way.How do we know how much money they spent on Marketing for Thor and XFC?
I know XFC was around $275m, Thor has to be close to that as well.
How do you know that? XFC production budget was around 120 million. There is no way on gods green earth it's marketing costs are 150 million. There is just no chance of that.
Green Lanterns though? Yea, it's been spammed all over the place, to the point where it reeks of desperation (officially licensed COLOSTOMY BAGS! OH YEA!). I don't think i've ever seen a marketing blitz like Green Lanterns.
You don't have a response to my point. You are letting your opinion of Raimi's film cloud your judgement.Comparing the ratings? No, that's stupid. But comparing the chessy factors is something that should be obvious. I felt like GL was directed towards kids, and I always felt that with Raimi's trilogy.
making a summer blockbuster is very hard. very complex. there is a lot of money in the game. a lot of people working on big things. i am no expert.It shows me just how disorganized this production may have been, seriously any WB exec who thinks the marketing for this film was consistent is kidding themselves.

You don't have a response to my point.
Again, I said nothing about the budget. But here's the link since you don't believe me - http://blogs.indiewire.com/theplayl..._300_million_martin_campbell_not_signed_for/#
You can't just write-off the marketing costs when it doesn't suit your argument because I guarantee the execs aren't.

Please...do tell. I went in, honestly expecting to hate this movie and found myself very entertained. Isn't that the point? As I said before. The movie had flaws but the good far outweighed the bad.
XFC budget was $160m, and to spend $115m in marketing can happen very quickly, and it did in this case.
How do we know how much money they spent on Marketing for Thor and XFC?
I know XFC was around $275m, Thor has to be close to that as well.

First FlightGoing to see it tomorrow.
Which is better THIS FILM or the animated Film Green Lantern First Flight???
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Which is better THIS FILM or the animated Film Green Lantern First Flight???
Did anyone elses theatre start flashing the GL symbol towards the end of the movie?
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This is the most interesting part of the article to me.

Nope...that's weird, haha. Like...a GL rave or something?
But that's just an excuse to bash Thor to try to make GL look betterI know the new defense of GL now and I'm going to try to ignore it. "But those Raimi movies that I either dislike or kinda liked but not loved was just like GL."
Bringing up Raimi's films is just an excuse to bash his films to make GL look better. Compare it to a recent film like Thor and I will start listening.
