The OFFICIAL "Arrow" Season 3 DISCUSSION Thread
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Remy LeBreh
Linconia
GOTDAMN!!!!
...but you can stop Barry's right hooks though?
onelastdeath
Banned
whyyy
The Villain
Superstar
Ra's 
kingdarius
Wtf u talkin bout? Ya Bish
then kicked him off the mountain like
u a cold blooded dude Ra's cold blooded indeed
u a cold blooded dude Ra's cold blooded indeed
Norrin Radd
To me, my board!
I'd sell my soul for Slade to be the one to save Ollie.
Remy LeBreh
Linconia
onelastdeath
Banned
It's widely noted throughout the DC universe that Ra's Al Ghul is one one of the best fighters in the entire world. He'll make most people look like amateurs
Versus Oliver’s previous clashes with Slade Wilson or Malcolm Merlyn, “This is a very different kind of fight,” Guggenheim says. “With Malcolm, it was a battle between two archers. And With Slade, it was an archer and a killer.
“This is very mano a mano,” he continues. “And it’s a sword fight, which is not something we’ve done with Oliver before.”
Superficially, the showdown also boasts a “cinematic venue,” as Guggenheim puts it — one that Mother Nature rendered unexpectedly Christopher Nolan-y. “Obviously we picked the location for its remoteness and epic quality,” Guggenheim notes, “but truth be told, the weather was not cooperative that day. It was less ‘Nolan-y’ and less grey if the weather was cooperating, but it was incredibly rainy and foggy. But when you shoot in Vancouver, that’s the trade-off you make!”
Further surveying the aesthetics of the fight, Guggenheim points out, “Oliver and Ra’s, with their shirts off, is a very intentional nod to the Neil Adams[-created] Batman/Ra’s al Ghul duels from back in the day.”
“This is very mano a mano,” he continues. “And it’s a sword fight, which is not something we’ve done with Oliver before.”
Superficially, the showdown also boasts a “cinematic venue,” as Guggenheim puts it — one that Mother Nature rendered unexpectedly Christopher Nolan-y. “Obviously we picked the location for its remoteness and epic quality,” Guggenheim notes, “but truth be told, the weather was not cooperative that day. It was less ‘Nolan-y’ and less grey if the weather was cooperating, but it was incredibly rainy and foggy. But when you shoot in Vancouver, that’s the trade-off you make!”
Further surveying the aesthetics of the fight, Guggenheim points out, “Oliver and Ra’s, with their shirts off, is a very intentional nod to the Neil Adams[-created] Batman/Ra’s al Ghul duels from back in the day.”