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Watchmen Reviews
The "Watchmen" movie directed by Zack Snyder is based on the book of the same name by writer Alan Moore and illustrator Dave Gibbons.
I'm still not sure why Watchmen was pilloried by so many. Considering how many adaptations are butchered by filmmakers, it was refreshing to see how closely Zack Snyder adhered to the source material by Alan Moore (except for, of course, the ending). Sure it may have been a little obtuse for people unfamiliar with the graphic novel, but so what, right? Anyway, today's DVD release is a treasure trove for Watchmen fans. For less than...
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Gorillaz pair working with Moore on new opera where Moore will supposedly be doing a Libretto spoken word Libretto in a musical sequence. Following this Moore just may choose to use Gorillaz characters in an upcoming graphic novel!
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From digg.com
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Music news: Gorillaz creators Damon Albarn and Jamie Hewlett have approached comic-writing legend Alan Moore about writing lyrics for their latest multimedia project.
From metro.co.uk
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- Albarn enlists 'Watchmen' writer for opera (syndication.digitalspy.co.uk)
- Gorillaz Masterminds Team With 'Watchmen' Author for Opera (hard.br.itlogin.phpw.icqradio.spinner.com)
The latest edition incorporates every bit of footage for one massive new cut.
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From ign.com
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Will the real motion picture version of Alan Moore and Dave Gibbon's Watchmen please stand up? In the span of eight short months we've had the official theatrical release of Zach Snyder's...
From popmatters.com
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- Why Rorshach from Alan Moore's Watchmen Rules (associatedcontent.com)
Watchmen reimagined as kids’ Saturday morning cartoon intro.
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From feedburner.com
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This Tuesday, Warner Bros. is releasing the “ultimate cut” of “Watchmen,” a 5-disc box set intended to do the graphic novel justice–something that writer Alan Moore would be (but still isn’t) proud of. The feature included is an hour longer than the theatrical release, and there are plenty of bonuses to be seen. Go through [...]
From collider.com
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- Surveillance Without Suspicion: Who Watches the Watchmen? (seattlest.com)
