Obviously Lanterns Is A Masterpiece - Part 2

   • Obviously Lanterns Is A Masterpiece - Part 1      • The Boys Season 5 Made Me Lose Faith In Hu...   Check out Toler's Channel!    / @tolertalks   0:00 - Intro 0:45 - Ring Selection 3:03 - Bernadette Is A Strong Female Character 8:59 - The Diamond Problem 10:18 - Testing John 19:39 - Mission Impossible 27:19 - The Guardians Recruit John 28: 22 - Vanessa Baden Kelly Needs To Stop In this Lanterns review, we're taking a deep dive into John Stewart's backstory, his disturbing relationship with Bernadette Stewart, and the increasingly ridiculous writing decisions that continue to plague HBO's Green Lantern series. From John's abusive childhood and the bizarre Green Lantern selection process to an absolutely nonsensical military operation involving Hal Jordan, Episode 3 is packed with plot holes, character inconsistencies and questionable storytelling. And then there's the show's treatment of racism, sexism and Hal Jordan himself. With comments from Lanterns writer Vanessa Baden Kelly raising even more questions about the creative direction of the series, it's time to examine whether the writers actually understand the characters they're adapting. Is Lanterns a thoughtful reinvention of the Green Lantern mythos, or another example of terrible writing being defended as brilliant television? Join me as I break down Lanterns Episode 3 and explain why this DCU series continues to fall apart under even the slightest scrutiny. #Lanterns #LanternsReview #GreenLantern #JohnStewart #HalJordan #JamesGunn #DCU #DCStudios #LanternsEpisode3 #HBO #MovieCriticism #TVReview