[Movie] Watchmen

Originally Posted by Cellius

How is his moral reasoning childish?

Let's give you an example you might be more willing to bend the idea towards:



Jam it back in, in the dark.

Originally Posted by Bradylama

My big problem with the film is its adaptive qualities. For something that attempts such a faithful adaptation, they change so many of the little things for no readily apparent reason that it shifts the tone of the entire theme, and The Watchmen is built on the little things.

This is something I'm hearing more and more as time passes about this movie. The novel was amazing because of this and the vast majority of people I know who have seen it have complained about this more than anything. I know it's the biggest reason that I don't want see it but then again...

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It's fun to watch, though, so I'm not gonna say that people just shouldn't see it or that they can't see it without reading the comics.

... Vemp said in his blog's radio cast "You have to judge this movie as a movie" and I guess, in the end, it makes sense. Two different mediums = two different end products. One is better than the other. I'll stick with the better one.

There's nowhere I can't reach.