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There is NOTHING I like about her character....Now they are trying to put her front and center???
Arrow writers have gotten most of the show right. But, this is one of those mistakes that's not going away. I'm wondering how long until she tries to run Team Arrow and take on Ra's Al ghul!
Go home Laurel you're drunk!
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Man I'm really disappointed in this. I wasn't crazy about Sara as Canary but it made since how she came about getting trained. I'm never going to like Laurel as Canary. Man I hope Grundy comes back this season and punches Laurel into a wall.
I knew this was coming. Now Laurel is here to stay.
BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
So Oliver's little sister is Death?
Aw no...
Oliver just used a boxing glove arrow! :lmao:
Oliver just used a boxing glove arrow! :lmao:
How much damn people are going to be on the show with Archery skills? The more people they feature with that talent the more they take away from the star of the show.
Seems like Laurel is going to be in every episode going forward. I don't think she has a humble bone in her body...
You know she's going to try and kill Roy in some future episode. Damn the explanation
Seems like Laurel is going to be in every episode going forward. I don't think she has a humble bone in her body...
You know she's going to try and kill Roy in some future episode. Damn the explanation
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They are adding to many characters to the show, I remember when Smallville was out and how that show developed...they are completely going all in ...I guess Felicity will be fighting next but what's gone to happen when they find out that Roy killed Sara ? Is Oliver going to kill him ? Will Laurel kill him ?
Really Laurel? Why not just call him Oliver while he's in full uniform in front of strangers...oh wait!!!
Yeah that was too much but Wild Cat is cool and it wasn't an exact giveaway. I just try to take into account the expanded disbelief of these types of shows.
I lol at that. Said he used the good old boxing glove arrow.
I except the reason and explanation for Roy. Not surprised by the misdirect. I'm never going to like the Laurel character. I was reading the IGN comments on the episode review and most fans seem to dislike her as we do in this thread. I'm not a comic fan but isn't the female archer in the comic? If she is complaints aren't really warranted. If anyone was able to put up with Smallville for the entire series then Arrow should be a piece of cake.
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peace
I was hoping he tripped or some shit so she would've gone up in smoak. with the car.
She doesn't even look right throwing them weak assed punches.
I thought I saw red/cupid standing outside of a building in an earlier scene.
We were so close for a brief second when that car crashed.
I was hoping he tripped or some shit so she would've gone up in smoak. with the car.
She doesn't even look right throwing them weak assed punches.
I thought I saw red/cupid standing outside of a building in an earlier scene.
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A Black Canary with no bustier.
Because the producers know Laurel absolutely has NO TIT GAME!
Stephen Amell, arguably the face of the DC Universe on any screen for the past couple of years, hasn't been quiet regarding his feelings about the DC Cinematic Universe and the DC TV universe.
Following Warner Bros. announcing their slate of Justice League movies, which included a standalone Flash movie featuring Ezra Miller, Amell stated that he should be Green Arrow in the DC movies and that Grant Gustin should be The Flash.
Now Amell is back at it again, and isn't happy how the announcement went down as it followed Grant Gustin's own debut as The Flash.
On last night's "Arrow After The Show" series, it's brought up that the creators of Arrow and The Flash more than likely get creative freedom as they aren't tied down by what happens in the movie universe, with Stephen Amell asked his take on that. Amell's response:
Oh, Boy. Are we live?!? I thought that the way that Warner Bros. announced the slate of DC movies could have been handled better. And I think someone like Grant Gustin who has just launched an iconic character like the Flash to record breaking numbers - numbers that far surpassed Arrow's numbers - I think he should have been given a wider birth than two episodes before another actor was announced to play his character. All that being said, that is because I am protective of Grant, and that's because I think that producing 23 episodes of superhero television is more difficult than producing a feature film. And it's 23 episodes again and again and again. And as Peter Roth says for 12 years, 'Oh, God.'
I've never seen a need for the television side and the feature side to crossover. This is nothing that I haven't said before, I'm, pretty sure. I'm sure that Ezra Miller will do great as The Flash. If they found a great Oliver Queen - fantastic. I've had some great chats with people at Warner Bros... Again, I thought the whole timing of the announcement... The most important day you can have as a television show is when your ratings come out for your second episode. Not your first episode, because anybody can be trained to watch a pilot. It's the people that come back when they haven't been inundated with advertisement, and they decide, 'I watched the show a week ago. I'm going to watch it again because I enjoy myself the week before.'
The call that I got from Peter Roth, who runs Warner Bros. television, the enthusiastic call came after episode one, then the awesome 'let's go 12 years' call came after episode two. I thought it was shitty that all of this stuff got announced the morning that the ratings - the spectacular ratings - of the second episode of The Flash came in.
All that being said, everyone wants to judge things immediately. The plan that Warner Bros. has, and it's a wonderful plan overall and DC has, for the introduction of the Justice League of America and all of these standalone films is going to take place over the course of 5,6,7,8 years. Who's to say what is going to happen? I've had some great conversations with Geoff Johns, and we had some conversations shortly after these announcements were made, and I came away from the conversation feeling great.
http://movies.cosmicbooknews.com/co...ays-wb-justice-league-announcement-was-sh-tty
Following Warner Bros. announcing their slate of Justice League movies, which included a standalone Flash movie featuring Ezra Miller, Amell stated that he should be Green Arrow in the DC movies and that Grant Gustin should be The Flash.
Now Amell is back at it again, and isn't happy how the announcement went down as it followed Grant Gustin's own debut as The Flash.
On last night's "Arrow After The Show" series, it's brought up that the creators of Arrow and The Flash more than likely get creative freedom as they aren't tied down by what happens in the movie universe, with Stephen Amell asked his take on that. Amell's response:
Oh, Boy. Are we live?!? I thought that the way that Warner Bros. announced the slate of DC movies could have been handled better. And I think someone like Grant Gustin who has just launched an iconic character like the Flash to record breaking numbers - numbers that far surpassed Arrow's numbers - I think he should have been given a wider birth than two episodes before another actor was announced to play his character. All that being said, that is because I am protective of Grant, and that's because I think that producing 23 episodes of superhero television is more difficult than producing a feature film. And it's 23 episodes again and again and again. And as Peter Roth says for 12 years, 'Oh, God.'
I've never seen a need for the television side and the feature side to crossover. This is nothing that I haven't said before, I'm, pretty sure. I'm sure that Ezra Miller will do great as The Flash. If they found a great Oliver Queen - fantastic. I've had some great chats with people at Warner Bros... Again, I thought the whole timing of the announcement... The most important day you can have as a television show is when your ratings come out for your second episode. Not your first episode, because anybody can be trained to watch a pilot. It's the people that come back when they haven't been inundated with advertisement, and they decide, 'I watched the show a week ago. I'm going to watch it again because I enjoy myself the week before.'
The call that I got from Peter Roth, who runs Warner Bros. television, the enthusiastic call came after episode one, then the awesome 'let's go 12 years' call came after episode two. I thought it was shitty that all of this stuff got announced the morning that the ratings - the spectacular ratings - of the second episode of The Flash came in.
All that being said, everyone wants to judge things immediately. The plan that Warner Bros. has, and it's a wonderful plan overall and DC has, for the introduction of the Justice League of America and all of these standalone films is going to take place over the course of 5,6,7,8 years. Who's to say what is going to happen? I've had some great conversations with Geoff Johns, and we had some conversations shortly after these announcements were made, and I came away from the conversation feeling great.
http://movies.cosmicbooknews.com/co...ays-wb-justice-league-announcement-was-sh-tty
^ i bet he mad that neither him or Grant going to be getting any money from the film side of things..
Roy killed Sara?
Man that's a foul twist and please, call him by his real name. Arsenal. I got to go see. I knew somebody shot her ass but can't she be revived via the Lazarus pit?
Hey, it's the WB, anything goes son.
The Flash is looking good man! Realllll good!
That's all its about. I can kinda see him playing Green Arrow in the next movie for the character..But who the fuck is Grant? He just came on the scene and should be happy he has the role for such an iconic character.
I'm an advocate of the separation of the two.I feel it promotes creativity and originality on two fronts and not to mention avoids so much problems inherited with merging those worlds.
Shut up Stephen! Stuff like this doesn't help your cause if your vying for the role..
Gotdammit! Superman trying to steal Oliver's bitch!
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Whoever works in casting for ARROW is either a fan of Spartacus or they are the same casting agent for both shows.
Asher is now Capt. Boomerang!
Asher is now Capt. Boomerang!
next episode is Dec 2nd...
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