Duncan Jones Gives His Input Into Green Lantern Movie

01/16/2017 06:51 pm EST

With the caveat that he thinks the character is "dumb," Warcraft director Duncan Jones took to social media recently to share his "take" on a Green Lantern movie...

...which, spoiler alert, revolves around the idea that the character is dumb.

Some how we're sure that's not what Warner Bros. marketing has in mind.

Jones' Warcraft was one of a number of big-budget blockbusters that recently failed in the North American market but did great numbers overseas. There's been a lot of discussion as to whether there would be a sequel and, if so, what form it might take.

But despite having nearly-identical Rotten Tomatoes ratings (26% for Green Lantern and 28% for Warcraft), Jones thought he had some constructive criticism for the future of the space-cop franchise.

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It's arguably worth noting that Jones's biggest problem with Green Lantern -- that his ring can make "anything," and yet he uses it for fists and laser blasts -- is a frequent criticism of Hal Jordan, and one that was largely addressed in the form of Kyle Rayner, the Green Lantern who took over for a while in the 1990s. Rayner was an artist in his day job and often created elaborate monsters, Rube Goldberg devices, and more. Elements of that personality were brought into Hal's "race car track" in the 2011 movie.

Additionally, while he has some solid points, hardcore fans will note that in the comments of his tweets, Jones suggests some uses for the Lantern ring that indicate he's either just being glib for the sake of argument, or he doesn't understand the way the ring works in-universe.

h/t Comic Book Movie

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