To me it wouldnt have mattered if it were bad or good. More important in a IWatchmenI movie is that its ambitious. That it tries to say something, to be something, even if it implodes amidst the struggle to achieve it. Better a spectacular failure than miserable, lukewarm mediocrity. Alan Moores amazing comic deserves, and gets better than tepid tap water dripped out of Hollywoods rusty faucet. As a movie IWatchmenI is every bit as risky and edgy as it ought to be.
Editor's picks
