Green Lantern: First Flight
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Green Lantern: First Flight
Hal Jordan was a test pilot for Ferris Aircraft who was running a flight simulator when it was transported via a green energy beam to a crashed spaceship, where he encounters Abin Sur, who says his ring has found him and wants him to take it. As Hal takes the ring, its energy transforms his flight sGreen Lantern: First Flight GalleryUniverseFirst FlightMovie DetailsDirector(s)Lauren MontgomeryProducer(s)Bruce TimmWriter(s)Alan BurnettComposersKevin MantheiDistributorsWarner Home VideoWarner Bros. AnimationDC ComicsRatingPG-13Release DateJuly 28, 2009Green Lantern: First Flight is a 2009 animated movie published as part of the DC Universe Animated Original Movies. It features the origin of Hal Jordan.
Hal Jordan was a test pilot for Ferris Aircraft who was running a flight simulator when it was transported via a green energy beam to a crashed spaceship, where he encounters Abin Sur, who says his ring has found him and wants him to take it. As Hal takes the ring, its energy transforms his flight simulator clothes into a uniform similar to that of Abin Sur's.Abin then tells Hal that he is now a Green Lantern and that the Guardians will come for him soon. With his dying breath, Abin tells Hal to use the ring wisely. After the crashed spaceship explodes, Hal uses the power ring to transport the flight simulator pod back to Ferris Aircraft, where he emerges from it wearing his flight simulator clothes again.
The trick with these DCU movies is to cram into less than 77 minutes a superhero's mythology, character development, plenty of action, and a moral message. Alan Burnett's script does reasonably well on these scores, but test pilot Hal Jordan (Christopher Meloni)--the man who becomes Earth's Green Lantern--comes off as a standard-issue wisecracking man of action. He's defined by his behavior more than what he says, but his unfazed quickness to adapt to the paradigm shift that aliens not only exist but are recruiting him to be a spandex-clad super-cop wielding a magical ring speaks more to a rushed storyline than any kind of psychological realism. If that inherent drama was to be largely swept aside for greater concerns, perhaps this shouldn't have been framed as a "first flight" story at all. 781b155fdc