Comments on: VA-The Watchmen (OST) 2009-MTD

By: Umakanth

Umakanth — Wed, 11 Mar 2009 03:25:36 +0000

VA-The Watchmen (OST) 2009-MTD

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By: gustavo

gustavo — Tue, 10 Mar 2009 20:24:09 +0000

Tyler_Bates-Watchmen-(OST)-2009-MTD
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Tyler Bates – Watchmen: Original Motion Picture Score (2009) 320 kbs
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By: gustavo

gustavo — Tue, 10 Mar 2009 19:40:34 +0000

VA-The_Watchmen_(OST)-2009-MTD
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VA – Watchmen OST (2009) VBR0
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By: Moshster

Moshster — Fri, 06 Mar 2009 20:55:30 +0000

@32 – I agree with you re how Ozymandias is depicted in the book – graphic novels are a sub class of books – but I felt Snyder still made a good choice. Not sure if there's a more A-List actor that would be a better fit without taking over the movie.

By: dd

dd — Fri, 06 Mar 2009 08:27:55 +0000

Lord of The Rings,The Sword of Truth(Legend of The Seeker),Superman,Spiderman,Constantine,etc are just a few novels and comics that have not been potrayed as they were written in their respective literature..stop comparing..hollywood will never make adaptations literally or verbatim..

By: Rian

Rian — Thu, 05 Mar 2009 18:10:46 +0000

I ment the last scene with Ozy and Doc. Manhattan, when Ozy asks him if he did the right thing…

@30: First, its not a book, its a graohic novell. Second, if you make a movie of a story, either a book or a comic, you have to compare them. Theres no other way to indicate if the movie's good or not. Especially with such an important script as Watchmen.

@31: Ozy was well played, but the actor didnt fit to the charactor. Ozy is the smartest man on earth, representing the perfect human. Perfect in brain and body. Thats why he ist painted like a greek or roman hero. And the actor doesnt fullfill this characterstics. He is too young, too small, too lank. Thats why he seems to be bumptious and overweening… which he isnt, in the novell….

By: Moshster

Moshster — Thu, 05 Mar 2009 17:51:58 +0000

@Johnny666 – The Black Freighter story line has been re-integrated into the Extended Edition cut (due July). Also due July is the Directors Cut which will have a limited theatrical release.

Personally, I think the movie has stayed true to the book as much as is possible. The actors are not that young, it's not like they're a bunch of Hollywood teen stars. Nite Owl passes for a 40 year old in my view; people, even men, an look younger than their years nowadays.

People have commented elsewhere that Rorschach's voice is not right, but it's just how I imagined it when I read the book. Kinda like just how I imagined Peter Parker's voice to be like that of Toby McGuire.

Dr Manhatten's voice is okay, but I imagined it would be slightly deeper in my mind, but it still worked for me.

I initially thought Ozymandias looked a bit young, but then when I looked back at the book, Ozymandias does look young. He may be older in age but to me he seems like someone who has maintained a youthful look because he has not fallen victim to the pressures of the world.

Many, many, many scenes are photographed as presented in the book, except now with motion. Some extra scenes are needed of course to translate to the big screen but they are also in keeping with the original style. Dave Gibbon's influence can be seen everywhere.

There's no doubt it will be a financial success. My local IMAX is sold out through to April, with the opening weekend having showing 24/7.

By: Guxt

Guxt — Thu, 05 Mar 2009 14:53:42 +0000

This IS a movie, people, not a book. Stop comparing!!

By: Johney666

Johney666 — Thu, 05 Mar 2009 09:35:21 +0000

@26 The last page of the novel (part 12) ends with 2 ppl talking in the publication office and there was NO panel with Veidt in the last 3 pages. The final panel is a lame John Cale quotation.

By: NFO

NFO — Thu, 05 Mar 2009 03:46:56 +0000

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LAWLWLWALWALWLALWALWALWLWA — Wed, 04 Mar 2009 23:00:32 +0000

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By: Rian

Rian — Wed, 04 Mar 2009 22:58:47 +0000

I just watched the movie and i think it was really great! The feeling, costumes, atmosphere, acting, story…. exactly like the comic. Ok, i agree, the actor choice of Ozymandias wasnt that good, but he made the most of it. And especially Rorschach was fantastic! The story was perfectly cut to the point, "the black freightener" isnt important, if you wanna see it, watch the extras on the dvd. And i loved the new ending! I myself think its much better than the original! Way more fitting in the story. The only thing i missed was the last important question of Veidt, the last picture of the comic. That would have fitted great in the credits.

In conclusion, i can really recommend it! I dont know how understandible it was for the ones, who dont know the comic, but real fans will love it!

By: Johney666

Johney666 — Wed, 04 Mar 2009 21:05:50 +0000

I know that a movie adaptation has to differ from the literary version is most cases for obvious reasons, otherwise I also would have ranted just like #14 saying "some of the back story has been cut and the story of the black freighter looks to be missing from the movie alltogether" but I didn't. I wanted to see this movie as a movie only and independent from the literary version. But is it too much to ask for good acting in a supposedly good movie? Where will I look for the acting then? In the graphic novel?

By: Incarnadine

Incarnadine — Wed, 04 Mar 2009 19:58:04 +0000

Only fools believe that a movie will be as great as the books they read… regardless of whether it's a graphic novel or regular novel, someone is always disappointed. Most fans agree that Lord Of the Rings was handled well… however a lot of fans were still vehemently dissapointed in the way many characters and situations were handled.

Just do what I do… go for the movie… not your "book on screen".

By: Johney666

Johney666 — Wed, 04 Mar 2009 18:20:09 +0000

Why? because I broke your heart? I myself am not happy seeing it as it is . Go see it yourself & check with my comments again (hopefully if you are familiar with the artistic language of cinema and capable of identifying bad acting and direction from good one).

I hope they correct the mistakes they made after a decade or so by remaking it.