| Watchmen Review |
| by Scott Mendelson |
| Watchmen is a motion picture of uncommon ambition, technical
perfectionism, and inspired artistry. It is also based on a beloved
story that is not and was never terribly cinematic in nature. While I
fully intended to discuss the film as a stand alone...more |
| Watchmen Review |
| by Homer Yen |
| It's a gloriously envisioned alternate 1985. Familiar but alien. The
atmosphere is gritty. The city suffers from a lack of conscience.
Ominous-looking dirigibles grace the cloudy skies. The world seems on
the brink of destruction. Outlandishly...more |
| Watchmen Review |
| by Homer Yen |
| It's a gloriously envisioned alternate 1985. Familiar but alien. The
atmosphere is gritty. The city suffers from a lack of conscience.
Ominous-looking dirigibles grace the cloudy skies. The world seems on
the brink of destruction. Outlandishly...more |
| Watchmen Review |
| by Lewis |
| Capsule: A worthy adaptation of a seminal graphic
novel, Watchmen manages to find a balance that should
pleaseboth fans of the comic and people who are new to
thestory. Only the most die hards will be
disappointedat the story changes to fit the movie...more |
| Watchmen Review |
| by Mark R. Leeper |
| CAPSULE: CAPSULE: After years of its fans waiting,
Alan Moore's mammoth graphic novel WATCHMEN has
come to the screen. This is a film of violence, sex,
breaking glass, and spattering blood--dark both
literally and figuratively....more |
| Watchmen Review |
| by Zoe Blade |
| Watchmen is a comic book written by Alan Moore and drawn by Dave
Gibbons in the eighties. Twenty years later, it was finally adapted
into a movie. I'll try to briefly summarise whether you'll like the
film or not based on whether you've read the book...more |
