"Give me smallest finger on man's hand. I'll produce information. Computer unnecessary."
I realised I had never actually geeked about Watchmen here. Let me geek over Watchmen. No, I hadn't read it until now, and now I have, and why had I not read it before now? Good god. This graphic novel is absolutely amazing. I'm not sure if I like the bits that are actual comics or the inserts more. All of it is absolutely astounding and I am in love with half their characters. The way that it is rooted in 85 and all depends so much on the American political climate, the way it's so rooted in it, it's amazing. It made me well up and I could never finish an issue without wanting to rush to the next one, it ate up my brains for a while there and there are no words to do it justice. It's quite simply amazing.
Now that I've read it, I'm more excited and more scared about the movie. The trailer I still find insane in a very good way, the way you can spot which panel(s) each scene depicts, the visuals of it, oh god. Matthew Goode as Ozymandias is the best choice ever. I cannot wait. And yet I'm afraid that as much as it'll visually rock my socks, the script might not live up to the graphic novel. How could it? I know that it's an adaptation and they have to make choices, I just hope they made the right ones. So. Excited.
I've watched Sci-Fi's mini-series Tin Man and I quite enjoyed it, which is in large parts due to the awesome cast. Neal McDonough as Tin Man was extremely compelling in the typical lonesome (semi-anti-)hero who learns what it is to have a heart, Alan Cumming as Glitch was, well, Alan Cumming, which means he was AWESOME, funny and spot-on and AWESOME and I want to make out with him. Callum Keith Rennie as Zero gave more depth to the typical henchman role than the script would have allowed. Or possibly I always see too much in Callum's performances, I don't know, but there were more than two dimensions to Zero to me. And Zooey Deschanel as DG actually pulled off the ridiculously cheesy lines thanks to those big blue eyes of her. She is made of awesome, too.
I just realised I would be in Reims when The Dark Knight is released, which sucks because it means I won't be able to go see it until the week afterwards. What's waiting one more week, though, right?
I need a good Watchmen icon.
Now that I've read it, I'm more excited and more scared about the movie. The trailer I still find insane in a very good way, the way you can spot which panel(s) each scene depicts, the visuals of it, oh god. Matthew Goode as Ozymandias is the best choice ever. I cannot wait. And yet I'm afraid that as much as it'll visually rock my socks, the script might not live up to the graphic novel. How could it? I know that it's an adaptation and they have to make choices, I just hope they made the right ones. So. Excited.
I've watched Sci-Fi's mini-series Tin Man and I quite enjoyed it, which is in large parts due to the awesome cast. Neal McDonough as Tin Man was extremely compelling in the typical lonesome (semi-anti-)hero who learns what it is to have a heart, Alan Cumming as Glitch was, well, Alan Cumming, which means he was AWESOME, funny and spot-on and AWESOME and I want to make out with him. Callum Keith Rennie as Zero gave more depth to the typical henchman role than the script would have allowed. Or possibly I always see too much in Callum's performances, I don't know, but there were more than two dimensions to Zero to me. And Zooey Deschanel as DG actually pulled off the ridiculously cheesy lines thanks to those big blue eyes of her. She is made of awesome, too.
I just realised I would be in Reims when The Dark Knight is released, which sucks because it means I won't be able to go see it until the week afterwards. What's waiting one more week, though, right?
I need a good Watchmen icon.