03-10-2009, 05:05 PM
Personally, I felt Rorschach stole the show.
On a side note,
I wept after realizing my bated anticipation for the psychic squid of doom was all for naught. I want my 100-meter exploding cephalodpod, biatch! Compared to the nukes, at least that showed class an creativity (not to mention copious amounts of blood and gore in the comic).
My dad also had the gall to say "san si Wolverine?" halfway through the film.
No, he wasn't kidding.
Thank the powers that be we were too far up front for anybody else to hear.
On a side note,
Quote: The last one-fifth was a letdown though. After reading the original ending, I felt a bit empty inside, but it was a kind of meaningful nothingness (haha if you can understand that, props to you - that's the best way I can put it). Watching the new ending was a bit like, "Umm... OK..." Where was Ozymandias' self-doubt? And Doc Manhattan's disconnection? It just wasn't there, much like the giant alien squid bomb wasn't.
I wept after realizing my bated anticipation for the psychic squid of doom was all for naught. I want my 100-meter exploding cephalodpod, biatch! Compared to the nukes, at least that showed class an creativity (not to mention copious amounts of blood and gore in the comic).
My dad also had the gall to say "san si Wolverine?" halfway through the film.
No, he wasn't kidding.
Thank the powers that be we were too far up front for anybody else to hear.
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