Watchmen (Director's Cut + BD-Live) [Blu-ray]

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Starring: ~ Billy Crudup, Matthew Goode Malin Akerman Carla Gugino Jackie Earle Haley
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Studio: Warner Home Video

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Customer Reviews:

Is Don. Is Good. (21 August 2010)
For less than half the cost of purchasing in store (not to mention having to find a copy somewhere since it's been deleted) i had this delivered to me in Sydney, Aus. Then there's the superior cover art. No contest.

Fantastic (11 August 2010)
One of the Best Superheroe movie...
Too bad i had to buy it from Amazon US
This version isnt available in France

can't believe I wasted my money seeing this movie (09 August 2010)
Didn't buy wouldn't buy, dark grim movie of super heros who are not really heros or even good. The one good guy was made to look bad the entire time and killed in the end by a fellow hero/ freak. Didn't buy it, want a refund from going to see it when it came out.

Preferable to the Ultimate Cut (08 August 2010)
This is a work-in-progress of the finished product Zack Snyder promised fans just before the theatrical release of "Watchmen". Watchmen: The Ultimate Cut contains everything - which is to say that it features the Black Freighter comic in animated form, and a few blink-and-you'll-miss-it transitional segments with the kid who's reading it. Honestly, I never really liked the Black Freighter interludes in the book, and in the Ultimate Cut, I found that it interrupts the flow terribly. So with that said, THIS director's cut is much better in comparison, and I recommend it to anyone interested in the film. The extended scenes (described in previous reviews) are wonderful elaborations, and of course, Hollis Mason's death scene is heart-wrenching. You don't want to miss this.

Apocalypse, or the end of music? (28 July 2010)
Im not sure what this movie is celebrating, superheroes, murder mysteries, evil violence, or just the brand new hope for the end of music as we know it, replacing it with the whining voices that have been shunned or set aside all these years, because it is here they make their grand debut out of our consciousness. At any rate, the soundtrack sucks with over political overtones of the lost 60s, and believe me, if the soundtrack sucks (I would exit a bar that played any of this), the movie does too, cause there is no movie classic with soundtrack that sucks. Even Thank God It's Friday disco movie had an award winning song in Last Dance. Now that was a real exit.