 Archive for the 'Watchmen' CategoryExclusive ‘Watchmen’ Comic-Con postersAugust 1st, 2008, 6:28 pm by Scott Kirchhofer
Zack Snyder, director of 300 and the upcoming Watchmen movie, posted a note on the official movie blog thanking San Diego Comic-Con fans for their support. Even better, he uploaded some high-resolution images of the limited edition Comic-Con posters. Check them out here. Fanboy freakout Friday at Comic-ConJuly 25th, 2008, 10:47 pm by Scott Kirchhofer
Friday at the San Diego Comic-Con seemed busier than previous days. The long lines and cramped isles made it tough to get around, but I still managed to see some great panels, successfully hunt down a rare graphic novel and get an autograph from my all-time favorite artist. Sweet! Oh yeah, and a bunch of people wore their costumes, making it the freakiest day of the convention and the most fun. I’ve got pictures! Check out the new ‘Watchmen’ trailerJuly 19th, 2008, 9:15 am by Scott Kirchhofer
Even though KeL told us about the new Watchmen trailer in his post the other day, I couldn’t resist posting some images from it. Even better, watch the trailer right here, right now. Watchmen character pics will blow you away!March 28th, 2008, 5:31 pm by Scott Kirchhofer
Zack Snider, director of 300, Dawn of the Dead and next year’s Watchmen, has posted photos of some of the main characters on the Watchmen movie blog. Simply put, they are amazing. Much like he did with Frank Miller’s 300, Snider is sticking close to the original comic source material by Alan Moore (writer) and Dave Gibbons (artist), but he’s also creating a fresh, stylish and edgy look with the characters…something fans may or may not like. Who can’t wait to watch the Watchmen?November 28th, 2007, 4:12 am by Chris "KeL" Adams
The official Watchmen movie site has some photos of the New York sets they’ve constructed for the movie. Check them out, they’re pretty spectacular. There’s even a glimpse of Rorschach! I’ll admit that I was initially unsure about Zack Snyder being the one to bring Watchmen from graphic novel to the silver screen. I really liked what he did with 300, but I was less impressed with his Dawn of the Dead remake (I prefer my zombies slow and shuffling!). However, the more and more I see of his progress on Watchmen, the more enthusiastic I become. It remains to be seen if Snyder can capture the scope and multitude of layers from the source material. But, if the rest of the movie is anywhere near as well done as the sets appear to be, moviegoers and comic fans alike will be in for a treat.
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