Just finished reading The Watchmen

I haven't read Watchmen but every time I see a trailer or teaser for this thing I can honestly say I'm not getting any more interested in it. Aren't trailers supposed to generate enough hype to get people interested? :hrm:
 
I haven't read Watchmen but every time I see a trailer or teaser for this thing I can honestly say I'm not getting any more interested in it. Aren't trailers supposed to generate enough hype to get people interested? :hrm:

check out the webpage and click through it a bit. if it still looks lame then its not for you i guess.
 
The ending is a little bit hasty in the watchmen, and always irratated me a little bit. Not b/c I didn't agree with the choice, but rather b/c it comes off a little unrealistic and hasty relative to the rest of the graphic novel.

That somewhat bugged me too. Not so much what happens, but how it happens.

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Ya, instead of a giant squid thing they just cut to the entire cloverfield movie. and when that's over they cut back
 
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there were nuggets that you eventually realize explain how it would happen, but the what seems completely random and seperate from the tone of the rest of the series

edit: I tried reading a Watchman thread on SA figuring that there would be a lot of cool information with such an impressive quorum of nerds assembled. Someone knocked the meta-comic that shows up in every chapter or 2 and the rest of the thread was 'you didn't get, man.'

I got it, but that was still dumb. I got annoyed when I flipped the page only to find out the cool story had to take a break for some emo sailor.
 
I haven't read Watchmen but every time I see a trailer or teaser for this thing I can honestly say I'm not getting any more interested in it. Aren't trailers supposed to generate enough hype to get people interested? :hrm:

A great trailer would be to scan of a theater full of popcorn eating nerds with shocked expressions on their faces.

Then the hook: "Who watches the Watchmen?"
 
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