Lazeistheman2 : You have to put your mind in metaphorical sewage and then bash your head until your IQ is ...
Alien : Maybe. And that's a fact on the second part.
~Dime~ : This i pretty much a cheap rip off of the movie 2012 mixed with The Day After Tomorrow. Th...
StarWhisper : Harry dodged a bullet, run Harry, run.
~Dime~ : I don't get all of the hate from the comments on this movie. I am so happy I did not read ...
hellsingfan01 : Keep it PG lol.
AmieWarren : I didn't watch this when it was on because I already had a full schedule. I started bingin...
hellsingfan01 : Damn what an ending now begins the long wait to the final episode of series one of this fa...
kerfy : well done.. not a new concept, sure hope they get to tell a complete strory before it gets...
greyfur : Was a different Dark Matter, but I totally agree.
Given Watchmen’s ending with how Rorschach was willing to die rather than accept Ozymandias’ decision to kill millions of people for some greater good I highly doubt he’s anything like Hitler. The writers clearly must have gone purely based on what Dave Gibbons told them (even though he didn’t create the character; it was Alan Moore).
Btw, despite this interview Alan Moore despises the new Watchmen series and wants nothing to do with it so lets not say it’s all sunshine and rainbows.
Saying Alan Moore despises this series is ignoring context, or perhaps being ignorant of context. Alan Moore wants nothing to do with Watchmen, in comic, movie or tv form - it has nothing to do with the content.
It’s also clear that regardless of what subjective things we can disagree on, you maybe don’t understand the material facts of the matter at the end of Watchmen. Rorschach had already mailed his journal with his suspicions to newspapers, Veidt had already enacted his plan. Rorschach had no decision to make on “killing millions of people” - his decision was to attempt to live in Veidt’s new world order, actively helping make it better, to live in it as he was living (as a toxic avenger, as Moore has stated multiple times - a parody of The Question and Mr A, read up on it) OR to be a coward and commit suicide. He choose the cowardly route, not the heroic route, and he never had a say in those millions of deaths.