New, Awesome 'Watchmen' Poster
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Shortly after the new extended Watchmen trailer was revealed during last night's Scream Awards comes this very slick looking teaser poster for the film, via Yahoo. Those familiar with the graphic novel will notice this image of Comedian falling to his death as a scene right at the beginning, and, since I've personally seen this scene in its entirety (read my rundown on Watchmen footage here), I can tell you that this is from the very first scene of the film as well. Essentially, Comedian gets into a brawl inside his apartment with an unknown assailant, and eventually gets thrown through his own window, down to the street below. After he lands, the fantastic opening credit sequence begins.
Definitely one of the cooler posters of the year, though it's hard for me to understand how the MPAA gives Kevin Smith and Zack and Miri Make a Porno tons of trouble, and yet they have no problem with a poster featuring a guy falling to his death. I don't think I'll ever get their reasoning, but regardless I'm totally pumped for Watchmen. Read the graphic novel if you haven't already. The film arrives in theaters on March 6th.
Check out this poster and a ton more images from the film in the gallery below.










Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
10-22-2008 @ 3:03PM
Mike said...
"Remember that gratuitous violence is ok as long as there is no sex or naughty language." - Shiela Broflowski
That's not the exact quote, but it's something like that
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10-22-2008 @ 3:13PM
uforeader said...
scattered and uninteresting poster. they could have done waaaay better.
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10-22-2008 @ 3:28PM
Monster Rain said...
Should I read the graphic novel before the seeing the movie?Why?
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10-22-2008 @ 6:44PM
NvM said...
Because everyone knows the comic is awesome, this might suck.
And if your pumped for this, then why wait til march if you can just get the novel off the shelf.
10-22-2008 @ 3:43PM
Matthew said...
Awesome, awesome poster.
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10-22-2008 @ 7:51PM
Earl Rogers said...
So tell me honestly people...if suddenly the news featured someone who -was- protesting violence in movies instead of sex, would your reaction be:
1) "Good for them! About time someone got upset at all the graphic violence that infests entertainment!"
or
2) "Censorship! Don't they realize the violence is fictional? Yeesh, they're so stupid."
I'm thinking more who frequent this site would answer "2" than "1".
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10-23-2008 @ 9:23AM
monstermac said...
Looks kinda ridiculous.
Especially that caption. Would have gone
better without it.
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