Comments on: Review: Watchmen

By: Da

Da — Mon, 23 Mar 2009 04:35:27 +0000

The whole spraybottle scene was in the graphic novel.

By: kiffer

kiffer — Wed, 18 Mar 2009 14:30:28 +0000

Na… as soon as i saw The SWAT Team attacked by a Spraybottle used by the masked man torching them, i stopped watching the movie.

because:

* Action scenes doesn´t relate alot that they are SuperHeroes (Lack of Imagination) i guess. Like using a spray bottle is the best Imagination stunt they could get up to -lol- oh don´t get me wrong! they even did it in SLOW MO-TION -lol- ! -lol- like thats a superhero move -lol- a teenager has more action fantasy than you my friend!

-lol- SPRAYBOTTLE SCENE ACTION -lol

Best scene ever -lol- this movie is good as JUNK!

By: coffee

coffee — Sun, 15 Mar 2009 18:39:42 +0000

Rorschach was an especially well developed as a character; i hope the actor that played his role is nominated for some kind of an award (when that season comes around again)

By: Nick DeNife

Nick DeNife — Fri, 13 Mar 2009 20:28:50 +0000

As a viewer who never read the book (but saw the movie with someone who did), I thought the film was excellent. I was lost at first but quickly caught on to what was going on in the story. Yes, the story was complicated, but if you paid attention to what was going on, everything was clear. I thought the performances were note perfect, and although the amount of penis in the film was a little alarming at first, after a while you didn’t even notice and it became just another appendage like an extra thumb or something.

It was a long movie, to be sure, but one that told a great story and took the time it needed to get that story told.

And am I the only one that thought the original (young) Silk Spectre was a LOT hotter than her daughter?

By: Manilaman

Manilaman — Wed, 11 Mar 2009 10:47:33 +0000

This is an excellent and very fair review, which I completely agree with. While I do not regard Watchmen as the holy grail of comic books, it is clear that Zack Snyder “gives a toss” and has not gone for the easy option. And for that we should be grateful. But the uncompromising nature of its adaptation means that it is going to be a hard sell to the wider cinema-going audience on which its box office success will ultimately depend.