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Watchmen
Cast
Jackie Earle Haley, Patrick Wilson, Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Laura Mennell View AllCrew
Zack Snyder (Director), David Hayter (Screenplay), Alex Tse (Screenplay) View All
Release: Mar. 5th, 2009
Runtime: 2 hours, 42 minutes
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Found this on RottenTomatoes today
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Watchmen
WATCHMEN
d. Zack Snyder, 2009
Well, it's finally here.
After spending twenty years in development hell, Alan Moore and Dave Gibbon's acclaimed superhero story Watchmen has finally been brought to...
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The Watchmen DVD
Yes, it is a bit early to be posting about this, but I ran across some info on the disc that I thought people might find interesting.
Source: Collider
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While it's not really a masterpiece, Watchmen is still an incredibly solid superhero flick, a faithful adaptation of an incredibly poignant story and quite simply a very good film..

In many ways I don't think Snyder and company really adapted it to the medium of film as they were so busy being reverential to the imagery of the book that they didn't find enough ways to make it of the source material but also let it be its own film.

It feels like a production by fans for fans, and yet not so self-indulgent that it yields the book for the sake of taking over and re-imagining the whole thing..