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Soundtrack was really awesome, particularly liked the subtle use of 'Everybody Wants To Rule The World' during Veidt's discussion with negotiators. To me, 'Hallelujah' represented something good to come out of the dark place the Watchmen find themselves in.
Casting was spot on, particularly with the Comedian and Dan Dreiberg. It's uncanny just how much they actually look like the drawn characters and managed to pull it off.

Perhaps having read the book it was easier to grasp, but it appeared easy to follow on screen. Visually it was stunning.

It asks a lot of questions about who we are as people and our society – that's why I felt so compelled to write something about it. I really do see it as relevant to our world now.

One of the films of the year already. Expectations were upheld. Excellent!

Soundtrack was really awesome, particularly liked the subtle use of 'Everybody Wants To Rule The World' during Veidt's discussion with negotiators. To me, 'Hallelujah' represented something good to come out of the dark place the Watchmen find themselves in.
Casting was spot on, particularly with the Comedian and Dan Dreiberg. It's uncanny just how much they actually look like the drawn characters and managed to pull it off.

Perhaps having read the book it was easier to grasp, but it appeared easy to follow on screen. Visually it was stunning.

It asks a lot of questions about who we are as people and our society – that's why I felt so compelled to write something about it. I really do see it as relevant to our world now.

One of the films of the year already. Expectations were upheld. Excellent!

Soundtrack was really awesome, particularly liked the subtle use of 'Everybody Wants To Rule The World' during Veidt's discussion with negotiators. To me, 'Hallelujah' represented something good to come out of the dark place the Watchmen find themselves in.

Casting was spot on, particularly with the Comedian and Dan Dreiberg. They were exactly as the book depicted them. It's uncanny just how much they actually look like the drawn characters and managed to pull it off.

Perhaps having read the book it was easier to grasp, but it appeared easy to follow on screen. Visually it was stunning.

It asks a lot of questions about who we are as people and our society – that's why I felt so compelled to write something about it. I really do see it as relevant to our world now.

One of the films of the year already. Expectations were upheld. Excellent!