"The Green Hornet" hits theaters on Friday, and to be honest, we're a little sorry to see it finally hit theaters. After all, it's been one of the most interesting projects to follow over the last two years or so.
From high-profile casting and creative team changes to uncertainty whether it was even going to happen, "The Green Hornet" has offered no small amount of discussion points around the 'net and offline. No one has had to weather more of that controversy than its star and co-writer, Seth Rogen, and his writing partner, Evan Goldberg.
"It's something that my writing partner Evan would constantly have to remind me of throughout the process, in that this is kind of exactly what we thought would happen," Rogen told MTV News. "From the second we thought about doing a movie like this, I remember talking about it like, 'Everyone's going to think it's going to be insane and terrible and we'll just have to keep our heads down and make it, and then it'll come out and slowly people will see that we weren't nuts and that it was actually a good idea.'" Read More...
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This past summer cinephiles, comic-book-geeks and Nic Cage fans alike were excited to hear the news that the Oscar winner was set to play
Five Reasons We Loved 'The Green Hornet'
Posted 1/14/11 2:31 pm EST by Josh Wigler in Commentary, News
More than that, "The Green Hornet" is good. Very good, in fact. After catching a screening of the film earlier this week, I walked away much more impressed with the end result than I ever imagined at the outset.
Read on for the five things I enjoyed the most about "The Green Hornet"! Read More...
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