Much of the current "Green Lantern" speculation focuses on whether Hector Hammond or Sinestro will be the first film's central villain, but there's another question fans are asking these days, too: how much of the movie is set in space?
Given the intergalactic setting of the "Green Lantern" mythology, it's a virtual certainty that the upcoming DC Comics adaptation will spend some time amongst the stars, but just how much otherworldly screen time we'll see remains up in the air.
While the "Edge of Darkness" director didn't have an exact percentage of the balance between space scenes and earthbound events, director Martin Campbell told MTV News that there would be plenty of action spent outside of Earth's orbit. Read More...
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When this week started, "Spider-Man" was looking for a director, there was still a chance Superman could make a cameo in the "Green Lantern" movie, and the "Tonight Show" drama was still escalating with Jay Leno and Conan O'Brien. Now, just a few days later, the upcoming "Spider-Man" reboot has a filmmaker (and he has some great ideas about source material), we know that Clark Kent won't be appearing alongside Hal Jordan on the big screen, and the biggest story of the week from the TV world didn't involve Leno or O'Brien.
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