Showing posts with label watchmen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label watchmen. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 28, 2009

Slow season . . .

The numbers show it. The box office has been declining for at least 3 weeks now. Harry Potter is crashing back to earth and fast. Transformers is all but forgotten. The excellent grade films are showing in a hand-full of screens. A lot is riding on G.I. JOE but its tracking to be a terrible film too.

So there's been nothing major for me to report so I've taken time to go back and revist the world of The Watchmen. The Director's Cut presents a more solid viewing experience and announcing the Ultimate Edition for the Christmas season. The Director's Cut is at least 24 minutes longer than the theatrical version. The Ultimate Edition might make the film a near 4-hour experience.

Expect a few more articles about the Watchmen in the coming days. Like I said in my podcast, I won't let this movie be forgotten because of a lost opportunity! There is hope for the Watchmen for I watch their back!

Saturday, June 27, 2009

WATCHMEN Director's Cut to debut in July in theatres!

REPORT: The director's cut of "Watchmen," featuring an additional 25 minutes of footage and the death of a supporting character, will receive a limited theatrical rollout during the weekend ahead of its July 21 home-video release.

The superhero saga, which was considered to be a bit of a box office disappointment during its first go-round in March, will screen in Los Angeles, New York, Minneapolis and Dallas.

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Wednesday, March 11, 2009

ARTICLE: WATCHMEN: Movie Versus Novel

!!!!!WARNING: SPOILER ALERT!!!!!!



I threw my hat into the ring. Its like throwing gasoline on the fire. Here's my take and comparisons on the ending from both film and novel. Enjoy!

-Andres

Thursday, March 20, 2008

Watchmen


Why I haven't posted this up yet is beyond me! One of the most hotly anticipated movies is the book-to-screen adaptation of one of the best graphic novels in history written by Alan Moore author of V for Vendetta!

The movie wrapped up filming and is now in post-production.

Watchmen is slated to open March 6, 2009.