Film-BookZack Snyders Watchmen is an ambitious film that had big shoes to fill in the wake of The Dark Knight and the great 12-comic ...
Sky MoviesRemaining so true to the comic may be the movie's box-office kryptonite do people want their superhero movies this quixotic...
8th CircuitIt's bold, it's striking; and it's quintessentially, completely and unashamedly "Watchmen."
Black Sheep Reviews"The Watchmen" meanders through vignettes about each major character that are engaging on their own but don’t serve to mov...
Get the Big PictureStrangely, the way into this tale for most of us would be Rorschach or The Comedian, but they're more likely to be confused ...
Chicago Sun-TimesAfter the revelation of “The Dark Knight,” here is “Watchmen,” another bold exercise in the liberation of the superhero movie.
Chicago TribuneTalk all you want about the dense novelistic embroidery of the graphic novel " Watchmen," its obsessive detail and clever su...
ReelViewsTransforming Watchmen, one of the most lauded comic series of all time, into a movie is as ambitious an undertaking as anyon...
Entertainment WeeklyWatchmen isn't boring, but as a fragmented sci-fi doomsday noir, it remains as detached from the viewer as it is from the ze...
CanMagYou won’t want it to end. Whether it’s action, intimacy or just visual settings, you’re not just waiting around.
EmpireZack Snyder clearly gives a toss, creating a smart, stylish, decent adaptation, if low on accessibility for the non-convert.
Emanuel LevyDense, provocative, excessively brutal and ultra-violent, "Watchmen" is decidedly not kids or adolescents fare.
Variety“Watchmen” is less a fully realized comicbook epic than a sturdy feat of dramatic compression.
Aint It Cool NewsSo, count me onboard with this one. There are things that have been changed that I don’t mind.
ChudA huge budgeted superhero movie that delivers intellectually? That takes serious, ballsy chances with the form? That isn't g...
Film School RejectsOverall, the movie is a joy to look at, features many great vignettes, embraces and brings to life all of the characters and...
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Partial Film Information
Director: Zack Snyder
Writer: David Hayter
Studio: Warner Bros Pictures
Cast: Patrick Wilson, Jackie Earle Haley, Matthew Goode
Release: March 6, 2009
Writer: David Hayter
Studio: Warner Bros Pictures
Cast: Patrick Wilson, Jackie Earle Haley, Matthew Goode
Release: March 6, 2009
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