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Best Movie Adaptation Of An Alan Moore Work?
From Hell 13%  13%  [ 2 ]
League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen 6%  6%  [ 1 ]
V For Vendetta 13%  13%  [ 2 ]
Watchmen 66%  66%  [ 10 ]
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Kid Nemo
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PostPosted: Sun Feb 26, 2012 1:51 am 
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Meaning,best movie made from an Alan Moore work.
From Hell was simplified from the graphic novel,but enjoyable.
Whatever you may think of Watchmen as a movie,you can't say it wasn't faithful to the comic,save for the one big change,which was actually a reasonable and logical change--unless you're a fan of giant squids.
I have my quibbles with changes made in adapting V For Vendetta,but the veracity of the comic was retained.I even prefer the movie's climax to that of the comic books',and since I've always liked V a bit more than Watchmen,that gives it the edge.
LXG was junk,but I had to list it.
Moore may hate what Hollywood did with his comics,but I think 3 good movies out of 4 is a pretty good average.I'd like to see what someone could do with Marvelman.

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Simon
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Watchmen.
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Rafael
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The closest is indeed Watchmen, but as a movie, regardless how it drives a stake through the GN, V is better.

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Simon wrote:
Watchmen.

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Ocean Doot
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Watchmen, kinda by default.
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Li'l Jay
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Watchmen, because it was good.


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Hanzo the Razor
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As an adaptation, Watchmen.

As a movie that can stand on its own, it's either From Hell or V for Vendetta,
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Li'l Jay
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Watchmen

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Hanzo the Razor
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Watchmen is mediocre on its own merits.

Agreed.

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Li'l Jay
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I have this need to justify my criticism of Watchmen while backhandedly acknowledging that it was good, because it haunts me.

Agreed.

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Well, if you make a reasonable statement, I'm going to agree with it.

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Hanzo the Razor
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Li'l Jay wrote:
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Only one things sucks more cock than Watchmen and it's Tim Tebow through a glory hole.

Agreed.

Finally.

Well, if you make a reasonable statement, I'm going to agree with it.

Thanks, I'm glad you're wising up.
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Li'l Jay
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PostPosted: Sun Feb 26, 2012 3:23 pm 
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I think I bought all those Mighty Muggs out a sense of self-loathing.

Agreed.

Finally.

Well, if you make a reasonable statement, I'm going to agree with it.

Thanks, I'm glad you're wising up.


Well, I just want to support your growth.

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Ocean Doot
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Li'l Jay wrote:
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Watchmen, because it was good. I wish it had been great, or excellent, but instead it was only "good." But that still puts it above the other choices on the poll. That is what I meant by "kinda by default," so the quote fix was superfluous.


Agreed.


Wordy, but I still stand by it.
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Li'l Jay
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Watchmen, because it was good. I wish it had been great, or excellent, but instead it was only "good." But that still puts it above the other choices on the poll. That is what I meant by "kinda by default," so the quote fix was spot-in, because it did not go too far, or say too much, and made me realize, yes, it was good. The quote fix caused me to look within myself. This was a day well spent.


Agreed.


Wordy, but I still stand by it.


Sometimes you have to just let your feelings out.

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Ocean Doot
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Hanzo the Razor
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Li'l Jay wrote:
Hanzo the Razor wrote:
Li'l Jay wrote:
Hanzo the Razor wrote:
Li'l Jay wrote:
Hanzo the Razor wrote:
I think I bought all those Mighty Muggs out a sense of self-loathing.

Agreed.

Finally.

Well, if you make a reasonable statement, I'm going to agree with it.

Thanks, I'm glad you're wising up.

Well, I just want to support your growth.

Say, when was the last time I even talked about a Mighty Mugg? I think you and Simon have mentioned it far more than I have in the past year.

Perhapas time for some new material? I understand a puppy is cock-blocking me as of late.
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Li'l Jay
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Hanzo the Razor wrote:
Li'l Jay wrote:
Hanzo the Razor wrote:
Li'l Jay wrote:
Hanzo the Razor wrote:
Li'l Jay wrote:
Hanzo the Razor wrote:
I think I bought all those Mighty Muggs out a sense of self-loathing.

Agreed.

Finally.

Well, if you make a reasonable statement, I'm going to agree with it.

Thanks, I'm glad you're wising up.

Well, I just want to support your growth.

Say, when was the last time I even talked about a Mighty Mugg? I think you and Simon have mentioned it far more than I have in the past year.

Perhapas time for some new material? I understand a puppy is cock-blocking me as of late.


It revolted us far more than we let on. It's hard to let go.

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Simon
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Li'l Jay wrote:
It revolted us far more than we let on. It's hard to let go.


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Hanzo the Razor
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They were great and you guys are clearly pussies.
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I say Constantine because Shia LaBeouf dies in it.


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Hanzo the Razor wrote:
As an adaptation, Watchmen.

As a movie that can stand on its own, it's either From Hell or V for Vendetta,


I haven't seen From Hell, but other than that, I agree with Hanzo here.

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I like all of them except for League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, which I hate with the fury of a thousand furious things.

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