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'''NC (vo):''' ...to ''replay'' one of those disappointments with ''Deadpool'' that he elevated himself into comic book legendry, bringing the character exactly what he deserved and smashing box office records. |
'''NC (vo):''' ...to ''replay'' one of those disappointments with ''Deadpool'' that he elevated himself into comic book legendry, bringing the character exactly what he deserved and smashing box office records. |
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Green Lantern
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Released
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September 26, 2017
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Running Time
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26:47
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Previous Review
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Next Review
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TBA
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(The 2017 title sequence plays)
NC: Hello, I'm the Nostalgia Critic; I remember it so you don't have to. Hard to believe there was a time when Ryan Reynolds was seen as the kiss of death for superhero movies.
(A montage of images of superhero movies that Ryan Reynolds appeared in are shown, such as Blade Trinity and X-Men Origins: Wolverine)
NC (vo): He had hugely disappointing films that pissed off both audiences and diehard fans. It wasn't until he brilliantly pushed...
(Cut to a shot of Deadpool, which also starred Reynolds)
NC (vo): ...to replay one of those disappointments with Deadpool that he elevated himself into comic book legendry, bringing the character exactly what he deserved and smashing box office records.
NC: Which is good, because I think if he left things the way they were with Green Lantern, (a shot of Shaquille O'Neal as John Steel appears in the corner) Shaq would've gotten more street cred.