DC TV Podcasts - Multiverse of Color
Sep 24, 2026 · 2 hr · 17 segments
The 2008 Green Lantern script was actually great! So how did it get butchered when it became the 2011 movie? We go into its more emotional, character driven story for Hal Jordan, bigger roles for the…
Ben WanHostBradyGuestAlexHost
We do have a voiceover talking about the Green Lanterns protecting the universe, but unlike the movie, it is not Tomare.

I know I had to point out to Brady, I'm like, I think it's Tomare who's narrating the beginning, because they had to give him... ...last night, and it's like, who's talking...

In the script, it is a graying government man known as Pipe because he smokes from a pipe.
marks around that one.

It's over Times Square where people are kind of gathered for this big press conference and he's talking about how we're not alone.

but yeah the screen cuts to black and then the title card snaps us to 15 years ago where we get the flashback to hal and his father now if you watch the regular theatrical cut we barely get to see much glimpses i believe you only get to see the flash little glimpses here and there of his father getting killed in the accident but the extended cut version i think
yeah i watched the extended cut last night yeah the extended cut version is it better

Marginally in the sense that you get to see the full flashback sequence of what happened to his dad as well as just a little bit more of the family in present day.
bad.
I realize what it probably is.
What my issue might be with this...

We do have a voiceover talking about the Green Lanterns protecting the universe, but unlike the movie, it is not Tomare.

I know I had to point out to Brady, I'm like, I think it's Tomare who's narrating the beginning, because they had to give him... ...last night, and it's like, who's talking...

In the script, it is a graying government man known as Pipe because he smokes from a pipe.
marks around that one.

It's over Times Square where people are kind of gathered for this big press conference and he's talking about how we're not alone.

but yeah the screen cuts to black and then the title card snaps us to 15 years ago where we get the flashback to hal and his father now if you watch the regular theatrical cut we barely get to see much glimpses i believe you only get to see the flash little glimpses here and there of his father getting killed in the accident but the extended cut version i think
yeah i watched the extended cut last night yeah the extended cut version is it better

Marginally in the sense that you get to see the full flashback sequence of what happened to his dad as well as just a little bit more of the family in present day.
bad.
I realize what it probably is.
What my issue might be with this...
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