I just saw Watchmen.
That movie was fucking amazing.
The subtle weaving of things like "Everybody Wants to Rule the World" by Tears for Fears really got me.
I was a bit surprised by the amount of sheer nudity involved; I think I've seen porno films with less nudity. But it WAS quite visually impressive, though I don't feel the sex scene was really necessary to the flow of the story, personally. It didn't further anything and seemed mostly just thrown in there; however, it was a pretty hot scene regardless.
The random gore was actually quite well done also.
My favorite two characters had to be Rorschash (spelling off) and Dr. Manhattan. I think they (from the point of someone who hasn't read the graphic novel) stayed very true to character up to the final scenes, which I appreciated.
Oh, and the word usage was simply god damn amazing. All the monologues were magnificent and I assume them to be lifted directly from the novels. About the point Jon mentions "As she handed me the cold, perspiring glass..." was when I realized my mind was destroyed by the sheer descriptive terminology being employed.
That movie was fucking amazing.
The subtle weaving of things like "Everybody Wants to Rule the World" by Tears for Fears really got me.
I was a bit surprised by the amount of sheer nudity involved; I think I've seen porno films with less nudity. But it WAS quite visually impressive, though I don't feel the sex scene was really necessary to the flow of the story, personally. It didn't further anything and seemed mostly just thrown in there; however, it was a pretty hot scene regardless.
The random gore was actually quite well done also.
My favorite two characters had to be Rorschash (spelling off) and Dr. Manhattan. I think they (from the point of someone who hasn't read the graphic novel) stayed very true to character up to the final scenes, which I appreciated.
Oh, and the word usage was simply god damn amazing. All the monologues were magnificent and I assume them to be lifted directly from the novels. About the point Jon mentions "As she handed me the cold, perspiring glass..." was when I realized my mind was destroyed by the sheer descriptive terminology being employed.

