Who'll Be Watching The Watchmen?

The Co=Ordinator wrote:

or perhaps:



how about?

Just how many alter-egos do you have?

37,926

The Co=Ordinator wrote:37,926

Ah, I see. Cutting back due to the recession. We'll hold a fund raising benefit for you...all of you!

In which case you'd better step up the fleecing of the newbies.

I suppose we've gone far enough off track here Mr Q. Shall we do a quick 180?

The Co=Ordinator wrote:In which case you'd better step up the fleecing of the newbies.

I suppose we've gone far enough off track here Mr Q. Shall we do a quick 180?

Indeed we shall.

Now, there were some terrific performance in the film in question. I was very impressed by the standard of the acting.

And I STILL haven't seen it.

The Co=Ordinator wrote:And I STILL haven't seen it.

Really? Well, I was in the same boat up until a few days ago. But I really do recommend you see it at first chance. It is a genuinely fine film.

Sid Seadevil wrote:I saw an 'extended version' which ran for well over three hours - but didn't include the 'Black Freighter' segment. Which wasn't a problem as I already have that anyway.

There's a version on the way that will...

http://www.denofgeek.com/movies/284192/watchmen_five_discs_dvd_set_coming_in_december.html

Finally saw the movie, I enjoyed it a lot. The alterations to the ending work in my opinion. The actors who played Comedian, Rorschach and Nite Owl (both) in particular were excellent.

Rorschach's Journal 13th July 2009.

Around me, the city sweats fear and cheap whiskey. The movie was good - everything we'd been told to expect. Only back story about Comedian felt stretched and ugly, like extended neck of yelling whore.

Where did he find list? How did he uncover Veidt's plot? Perhaps 5 disc extended edition reveals more. Would investigate but, at three hours, Director's Cut seems more than enough. Glad I didn't see it in cinema. Imagine room full of fanboys with thirstbuster cups of soda and buckets of jaundice-buttered popcorn yelling at screen, screaming "We need the bathroom!", Zack Snyder looking down and whispering "No".

Dave Webb wrote:Rorschach's Journal 13th July 2009.

Around me, the city sweats fear and cheap whiskey. The movie was good - everything we'd been told to expect. Only back story about Comedian felt stretched and ugly, like extended neck of yelling whore.

Where did he find list? How did he uncover Veidt's plot? Perhaps 5 disc extended edition reveals more. Would investigate but, at three hours, Director's Cut seems more than enough. Glad I didn't see it in cinema. Imagine room full of fanboys with thirstbuster cups of soda and buckets of jaundice-buttered popcorn yelling at screen, screaming "We need the bathroom!", Zack Snyder looking down and whispering "No".

Hurm.

A note on the altered ending...

Spoiler:

Dave Webb wrote:Where did he find list? How did he uncover Veidt's plot?

Yup, they changed the ending mut forgot to establish the details of the thing.