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Rating: 3.9/5

Review: "Green Lantern extended cut Blu-ray review"

The extended cut is about 9 minutes more than the cinema version. 9 minutes may seem a lot of footage but actually, most of the new footage is about the Hal's childhood. That's it. It shows how Hal saw his father died in a plane crash. Other that, the movie is still okay. Fortunately, the 9 minutes do not drag the pacing of the whole movie.

Blu-ray special features- 3.5/5

There is the main meat which is the maximum mode viewing which can be played seperately as focus points (47 minutes). They cover up basic stuff such as special effects and making of the costume and stunts etc. There is a featurette about Green Lantern's origins (20 minutes) which is interesting as I do not know a lot about Green Lantern. There is another featurette about Ryan discussing his role as Hal Jordan (6 minutes). There are deleted scenes (5 minutes) which are not particularly interesting. Special effects are rough. There is a digital comic book about the new Justic League issue 1 (9 minutes). It moves to every panel of the page slowly but the words are a bit small for me. Lastly, there is a preview of the upcoming Green lantern animated series (6 minutes) which does not interest me much. The animation seems a bit lazy. Overall: A not bad Blu-ray disc. Picture quality is sharp and clear. The 3D Blu-ray pack includes both 2D and 3D version.

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