How can you not have Donald Blake in the movie? He's a very integral part to the Thor mythos, Odin put him in that form to teach him humility if I'm not mistaken. Please correct me if I'm wrong but Donald is needed to make it work properly.
I'm with everyone here who thinks Nathan would definitely be the greatest choice for Hal Jordan/ Green Lantern. Come on you Execs! How can you not use him, he's got the charisma, charm and wit of Hal Jordan. You'd be fools not to use him.
@ justinbrown, Amen brother, you thought up a good way for the writers to get themselves out of the corner they backed up into. I am so there for that flick; as for RR not wanting to do the suit fully covered, I think he's up for that. Toby Maguire did Spider-Man, by not RR for Deadpool?
I could totally see him as GL. I still was hoping for Nathan Fillion, but he has the right features and height. Oh, Anon, Common was thought for the GL role when that awful Justice League movie option was being tossed around.
The profile on the old spock looks off. If anything, I'd imagine that it's Spock's father, Sarek.
What I would like to see is Routh continue as Clark/ Superman and seeing a reboot from the beginning by a director who can best use the source material and stay close to it without whoring it up with their touch and thinking it makes the story move (I'm pointing at you Singer and Super-Bastard Kid).
Really dumb, if anything they should have left out the eye holes and left the entire mask made up of that material, at least then it would look a bit menacing. Looks like he's wearing a Halloween mask reject.
Wasn't it already mentioned that Welker was going to be voicing Soundwave? Who better to voice him. I say let Nimoy voice the fallen, a nod to the past.
I think Nathan Fillion would definitely fit the bill as Hal Jordan/ Green Lantern. The guy even looks the right age when he started being Green Lantern in the comic books.
Don't forget about James Kyson Lee (Ando) twitter.com/jameskysonlee
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