A movie meant to question the whole superhero mythology
The Watchmen comic and movie were a comment upon superheroes and American politics. The story takes place in a world where heroes are no longer vigilantes but worked for the American government winning the Vietnam War, overthrowing governments and suppressing domestic dissent and protests. Eventually the government outlawed them. The point was to raise the question of whether they were really heroes to begin with.<br /><br />The Comedian (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) is a prefect example of the world of the Watchmen. In the opening credits it shows him murdering President Kennedy. Later he tries to rape the Silk Spectre (Carla Gugino). During the Vietnam War he got a woman pregnant and ended up killing her. He was used to suppress protests in New York City. After the government ban it was said he continued to work for Washington overthrowing Third World regimes. With all that it’s hard to say that he was ever a hero. In fact, he was the exact opposite. That was the whole point of the plot, to question the superhero mythology.<br /><br />The story itself starts in 1985 with The Comedian being murdered. Rorschach (Jackie Earle Haley) who never stopped working despite the government believes someone is trying to murder all the remaining heroes. He begins an investigation while going to the members of the Watchmen to warn them they might be targets.<br /><br />The movie isn’t exactly like the comic but it sticks pretty close. It even uses scenes taken directly from the pages of the comic.<br /><br />Rorschach just like in the comic is the main treat of the film. He’s like a psychopath who sees the world as a hell and he as the only one keeping back the hordes. At the same time, he’s committed to the truth, which causes all kinds of problems in the story.<br /><br />Overall this was a great representation of the Watchmen source material. It captured the theme of comic and the world it created.
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