Watchmen: The Comedian's death
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- Inside his apartment, the Comedian (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) is sitting alone, smoking a cigar watching PBS’ The McLaughlin Group. Someone enters the room and he starts to fight against him. He loses and is pushed out the window falling to his death.
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Perfect casting for The Comedian.
I read this as the Canadian
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Gotta love Jeffrey Dean Morgan
I agree..... Thomas Wayne from Flashpoint is perfect.
Lies again? MUC MUD
An excellent opening. Here we witness a brutal beatdown of a retired hero. Makes it even more tragic when we learn later on that the killer is the supposed "idealistic visionary" and the victim is a psychopatic maniac.
Spoilers
The comedian isnt really a hero. Not like normal hero anyways.
@@MrMannyhw He's done some bad things. He did bad things to women. He shot kids.
@@Seven_Leaf that's why he is a hero for me
@THE RENAGADE I was talking about the pre-established context. We would learn about Blake's true face later on.
In the comics, the reason Adrian beats the absolute shit out of the Comedian when he kills him is that when they were younger, the Comedian bested him in a straight fight, and Adrian was so drilled towards physical and mental perfection that getting his ass handed to him by a more experienced fighter always gnawed at his colossal ego.
That's interesting to know, thanks
That plus The Comedian being a contracted CIA agent for the government post-super hero out lawing. The comedian both in comic and movie are driving reasons for the exacerbation of the Cold War, thus Ozy feeling like he had to give humanity an enemy that wouldn't result in nuclear annihilation.
@@dethbot0 good point! The Comedian helped cover up Nixon's crimes, and without him in office the cold war wouldn't have got so head.
In the comics what really pissed off Adrian was not just that he lost, but that the Comedian fought dirty and he wasn’t expecting it.
To put up the fight he did against who he was fighting in the condition he was in, The Comedian must've been an absolute beast in his prime!
put up a fight? if absorbing blow after blow until your death is putting up a fight, then anyone can put up a fight. BOZO
@@samueld5418 Yeah that is putting up a fight, my guess you've never had a real one in your life so you've no idea what you're talking about. Taking the blows over and over again and still getting up and fighting back just to take more is what a warrior, a real warrior does. He put up a better fight against him than anyone else in this film.
@@billybatts8283 it wasn't a fight. It was a culling. Even in his prime comedian wouldn't be able to touch a hair of ozymandias
@@adarsh6857 not true
At begining they were on equal foot, manly because the comidian fights dirty
@@miyukidawn9803 ozymandias was trying his best to fight like a normal human by slowing himself. He wanted signs of struggle. Otherwise it's easier to pinpoint that ozymandias killed comedian. We are talking about a guy who can catch bullets easily. Do you think comedian could possibly put up a fight against ozymandias at his full speed??
The tragedy of this scene touches so many levels. I think what really gets me is that Adrian was an idealist believing he could save the world and everyone on it, but the comedian convinced him that there will always be someone who wants to destroy it. So Adrian adjusted his strategies to include collateral damage in all of those major cities where his devices were planted. Deaths to shock everyone out of apathy to make them thankful to be alive and peaceful. The comedian being one of those people who loved violence knew he'd be on the chopping block.
NO, Adrian try to create peace by making Dr. Manhattan as their common enemy so the countries will work together to solve this problem, while also at the same time being afraid as if Dr. M is watching them if they dare threatening the world peace again. Similar with how Light Yagami made the world peace using Death Note, a peace based on fear.
My thoughts exactly. It's actually everyone else besides Ozymandias accomplishing f$%k all honestly. Rorschach was a literal psychopath albeit very intelligent. Dan and Laurie were washed up, impulsive and naïve. The comedian was literally everything wrong with people in general. Dr. Manhattan was so powerful he literally couldn't care less half the time. Adrian is the only one left with actual goals of actually saving humanity from it self. Had he not bombed TF out of numerous cities nuclear war would've killed more than 1000x more. A dark and morally ambiguous hero, but I'm sure he felt no pleasure in his plan.
@@zaxbitterzen2178 Oz was certainly proud of his plans
@@wakwakwakc337 the final result being a success for sure. Oz proved just how predictable people are when faced with big decisions.
"Imagine the perfect fighting man, discovering a plot to end war."
Jeffrey Dean Morgan was absolutely perfect casting. In fact one of the things they got so right in this film was the casting. Ozymandius could have been older, but Goode got the air of effortless superiority down perfectly.
I think Goode did a fantastic job as Ozymandias, but I did have issue with Hollywood not wanting to keep him as a mid-40's aging costumed hero. Half the point of Ozymandias's amazing physical conditioning was that he was mid-40's with the ability of someone in their 20's.
Disagree, Goode was ok-ish, but Veidt deserved a far, FAR better casting than him. Goode didn't have a quarter of the gravitas needed for that character. Not really the actor's fault, as I see it, more whoever cast him, or as we know today, whoever extracted sexual favors from him to get that casting....probably. 100% the case for silk spectre. Don't even pretend otherwise
Wish the fight was longer
Which Silk Specter?@@crazypantz3492
i can’t be the only one obsessed with this quick little shot of them just throwing blows at 0:32 right?
One of Snyder's more underrated scenes, the music , the choreography, the action, the hint to 300, superb x
Unfortunately, it's the last good movie he ever did, and I really mean it. Snyder JL is better than Whedon(it's not a high bar to get over though) but it is not per se a good movie...
@@otakoobman of steel is great and bvs is good
Might be his best
No abuse of slowmos
No over the top synthetic soundtracks
The Comedian knew the entire plot of the movie before we even knew.
Also, Ozzy had the gun at some point amd could have just shot him but he wanted the beat down to have a personal feel to it
Because years before The Comedian beat his fucking ass in a fistfight, and Ozymandias was still bitter about it.
In the before watchmen comic, they fought before and was nearly equal in hand to hand combat but the comedian resorted to using a "dirty" tactic to surprise Ozymandias. It was technically a tie
@@hidan407 That's a retcon. the original comic made it clear comedian beat him easily and destroyed his idealism
@@stevem7192 Yes, exactly. Although he acts like an idealist, Ozymandias is incredibly proud and contemptuous of others, and his defeat at Comedian's hands shook him. This is a grudge match.
@@abbyappreciator2041 ohhhh ok. Im guessing after the movie came out, they saw how powerful ( rorshach even admitted that ozymandias was pretty much the 2nd most dangerous member after Dr manhattan) they made ozymandias and decided that they should change it so they was almost equals( graceful martial arts vs savage brutality)in hand to hand?
I will defend this movie to my dying day. As a huge fan of the novel, I know this adaptations has some problems, but my god is it visually stunning and captures the imagery of the books! This scene plus the opening credits are in my opinion one of the best openings of a movie ever!
It should have been made into a series
Same here. Loved the novel and felt that Snyder did an excellent job trying to respect the intended format of printed comic panels. Meanwhile, this horse shit fan fiction comes out from HBO that is clearly written by nitwits who don't understand the source material or the original characters.
Honestly, this, Logan, and the Dark Knight are my comic book movie trinity. This has more problems than the other two but as a whole was a beautiful adaptation of very difficult to adapt material
What a silly thing to say. 'Defend this movie 'to my dying day' what are you? Mental? It's a freaking movie. For the record the writer of Watchmen..the actual creator of the comics did not like the movie. We need to respect that. It's a good popcorn flick but it's not faithful to the original story. Period.
You don’t have to defend yourself cause it’s pure facts my dude and I totally agree it’s one of the best adaptations ever made
You can tell the assailant hates the comedian by how brutally he beats him. Then later when you discover it's Adrian and you learn of their history you're like, "Oh okay. That makes sense." 🤣
I thought ozymandias was grateful to comedian because he opened his eyes to saving the world from nuclear destruction and global conflict in general and this was another necessary evil for the "greater good"
no, completely wrong.
The comedian beat in a previous fight its redemption as well.
@@bdeamon1 Adrian called the Comedian "practically a Nazi".
I bet he was quite disgusted by him.
What's messed up is Adrian's face is NOT covered up, and you even see it a few times during the fight, but it's not until later that they connect the dots and you see this fight again and go, "Oh yeah!"
Well I hope this teaches everybody a valuable lesson: Don't move into any apartments on the highest floor.
Hell yeah ground level all the way.
Yeah so instead of throwing you out the window, they'll beat you to death 👍
bro ill take my chances with an amazing view, and less disturbances from the weirdo’s loitering in the first level.
Or you could have a steel bulletproof door
Nah man, if he was in another floor, he may have gotten a worse death than fall damage
I hate that his movie never got the credit it deserves. The best superhero movie and before superhero movies were even a big deal.
X-Men, Iron Man, Hell Boy, and Dark Knight came out before this I think. Also it was pretty slow and preachy in the middle, and I get the impression people who liked the comic were not necessarily also fans of the movie. I think a vocal, but still niche audience is about what it deserves
I still think the Dark Knight is the best Super Hero movie but this isn't far behind. It still has the strongest plot though. It was uneven in spots because for all his skill at making a movie visually appealing, Zach Snyder is no Christopher Nolan.
@@Elthenar Christopher Nolan and Zach Snyder collab, anyone?
This film had some amazing moments in but overall I felt it was lacking
Dude. The dark knight AND iron ma came out th previous year. This was during the height of supers coming back into the light
At least the Comedian beat Ozy once when he was younger. He’ll always have that…
I like that this shows how methodical ozzy is. In the comics it showed he specifically prepped for this fight for YEARS, because hed gotten his ass kicked by comedian before. Kinda wish that had been acknowledged in some way in the movie. Beautiful scene
The scene also reinforces just how freak strong and lethal the assassin is (whose identity I won't spoil). I dont know how you chuck a 200lbs+ dude across a room like that and not be superhuman on some level.
Movie's been out for 15 years now.
@@galacticguardian2783 Well, The Empire Strikes Back has been out for 32 years and there are still people who haven't seen that yet. There's a similarly big twist in that I wouldn't want to spoil for anyone either.
@@Dovah21 there's absolutely not a single person on this planet who has heard the name "the empire strikes back" and doesn't know of that twist. Infact I'm willing to wager that more people know of that twist than the actual name of the movie.
@@galacticguardian2783 what are you talking about? There are a lot of people who haven't watched Star Wars, have they heard about it maybe but seen it not really.
@@PSN_OGRE take lessons in english comprehension. Learn to read. And then re read my comment
This had to feel satisfying for Adrian given how much he hated the Comedian. Bet he'd been waiting to do that to him for a long time.
What makes you think Adrian _hated_ him?
Not everyone reacts to a snub with hatred you know...
@@michaelkarnerfors9545 odd hill to die on. Look at his actions. He told Dan to F off basically. He called Adrian and everyone at the Watchmen meeting morons, tried to rape the first Silk Spectre, shot and killed a pregnant woman infront of Dr Manhattan. Every action in the movie shows him to be an arrogant asshole. The question should be, why Don't you think he was hated?
@@michaelkarnerfors9545because he stretched this fight out as long as he could...one bullet from the gun he took from comedian at the beginning would have ended the whole thing. Instead he just tossed the gun and knives aside, choosing to beat him with his bare hands instead...feels kinda personal to me.
It is personal when they were younger Comedian beat him in a fight and Adrian never got over that.
Possibly the greatest translation of a graphic comic book novel into film.
Jeffrey is a legend, he had the role of a comedian the role of Negan (and at the moment he is still playing it) the role of John Winchester now he will be in the boys
you know hes got no chance when he just finished punching through the wall like it was paper and his opponent catches his fist mid strike like it was nothing lol
Knowing it was Adrian all along. It is so obvious now when you see the "assassin's" fighting moves.
I like how when we get a backstory of every hero in the watchmen, they are all flawed not perfect
Sounds like all humans
I felt like the Comedian had it coming for a long time. So how come I’m not enjoying it?
It’s always hard to watch the lonely, dying man struggle bravely before the end. He acquitted himself well. He’d have prevailed over a lesser attacker. Ultimately, he deserved this, and we know it. But it’s still hard to watch…
I feel you, buddy. You'd think a man who did so much wrong in his life would deserve death. But upon seeing it happen like this? It doesn't feel good since we know why he was killed specifically.
im enjoying it
I guess cause its revealed later on when the comedian learned about Ozymandias plan, he deeply regretted all his actions over the decades. If The comedian was still active and exactly the same, it would have been a different feeling
Because the Comedian was not *evil* , he was a cynic with a capital C, and saw the world and people for what it really was. And when faced with real evil, he broke down in tears to the point where he had to seek comfort with the only person he could turn to: one of his enemies.
What make the fight fantastic is that the Comedian show incredible strenght, speed and skill... yet his opponent easily beat him. This sell the mysterious killer way more than if he destroyed a helpless Comedian who couldn't do a thing. Here, it's obvious any normal man would have been absolutely slaughtered by the Comedian
What's funny is except for Dr. Manhattan, they are all technically normal people, who like Batman have trained to the peak of their human abilities
0:59 he’s like oh shit not the table
The fact that Veidt discarded every weapon he got his hands on speaks volumes
The song choice for this scene makes it literally unforgettable. So tragic and beautiful. Every time I think of this movie, This track plays in my mind. The talented Mr. Cole.
Can you imagine getting to see this on the big screen? So jealous
It was awesome!
I saw it in theaters, but I was 14, and I didn't understand a damn thing
It was awesome, and Im not easily impressed
In the comic Edward didn't even fight him.
I can't get tired of watching this scene.
Eu sempre revejo também. 👍
Because it is incredible
The music elevates this scene from good to fantastic
Slams his head through a Marble counter top, before tossing him 40 stories. Comedian shoulda just turned that gun on himself..smh
The was the first movie I tried when I got surround sound and a subwoofer. I still use it to this day to show people who are interested in upgrading their sound theater system.
i dont see anybody else talking about the absolutely excellent music choice for this scene, for some reason it just fits so well and i genuinely dont know if i would like this scene as much as i do without it
It's like watching the trailer for Dead Island.
I found this clip specifically to talk about the music choice. Well done.
He must of regretted owning so many glass tables I know I would of
In Destiny there is a shotgun that references the comedian, I think it's a tribute due to him using a shotgun as well.
Dope
Some writer made an interesting point:
The Comedian is what you'd get if the Joker had been co-opted by the system: If he were given license for his murderous nihilism by some secret Black Ops agency. Although part of that nihilism comes from absolutely knowing how absolutely rotten that system is - and still being absolutely loyal to it unto death.
And Dr Manhattan is Superman elevated to the extreme in his powers, lonliness and alienation towards humanity(curious that Supes is a alien that thinks himself as human, and Dr M is a human that thinks himself as alien).
@@piratehunterz947 Note that Dr. Manhattan's Fortress of Solitude really IS a Fortress of Solitude - nobody else can get to it at all (or at least not at Earth's current tech level).
@piratehunterz947 the difference is that superman inherently believed in humanity, even if he couldn't really connect with it. Meeting the Comedian will do that to you I guess.
This was such a good movie when it came out.
It's such a good movie now!
I've watched this scene many times and every time I try to feel some sympathy, some sorrow for The Comedian and I absolutely cannot.
He doesn't really deserve any.
Because you're a psychopath who thinks he has the moral highground over a fictional character
@@rufousthefox9766 neither does Ozymandias let's be fair here...
@@brianj4201 That's true.
I feel like the comedian hated himself more than anyone else could ever hate him
The thing I only just realized about the smiley pin, is that it proves the Comedian was murdered, not suicide. The drip of blood rolling down the edge of the pin could only have formed that way while the Comedian was still standing, but already bleeding, no way it could have left that mark if he just decided to jump out a window on his own.
Bro there was holes in the wall and things that would more definitively prove he was murdered
@Anton Berta 😂😂😂
@@josephjunker2372 Reminds me of "Analyze That" where the case against one mobster falls apart because the main witness committed suicide by stabbing himself in the back a bunch of times, then throwing himself off a bridge.
The drop of blood on the pin just represents where humanity was at on the doomsday clock.
*while his room was a mess, wall had a hole, gun shot on TV, knife pin on the painting
Yes, probably
Watchmen is better than The Dark Knight.
Watchmen is better than all others Super Hero movie (except may be Infinity wars)
1:20 🔥 catch
straight facts
This is how DC should do there movies, This movie was dark, had great story and character development, The fights were awesome, and it will always be in my top 5 superhero movies ☠️ 🙂 ☠️
0:27 .... Veidt broke his own Nostalgia....
Something about seeing a masked assailant kick in your door and simply responding with "Just a matter of time, I suppose." That's profoundly badass.
“just a matter of time I suppose.”🙂
this movie deserved a sequel or origins prequel or something. with same cast and director. hope they dont ruin with remake though
Better: Remade into a miniseries on any streaming service. More time for character development
They did make a sequel. On HBO. A lot of people liked it at the time, but all it really did is trivialize some of the interesting things about the original.
I hope they now leave it alone and don't make additional cash grabs. The original is a complete story. It doesn't need the Marvel treatment.
@@L1Run trivialize? It got the point of the novel more than this film did.
@@PortlandSucksss thing is the show wasn't a 1:1 adaption. It took the crumbs of the novel and expanded on it. No one thought Watchmen was inherently about race relations but the seeds were always there to tell a good story with those themes.
no more sequel, justice is dead along with rorschach
Such a layered and classic opening
They kinda showed Ozy's face a few times in this scene, but it was never completly clear. I wonder if anyone found out it was him before the reveal
Yes if you read the graphic novel
@@illapuproductions So basically you're saying, if you knew it before you watched the movie, you knew it when this scene came up.. okay.. makes sense, thanks!
It was someone else's face. Adrian only stands in during the reveal. It's not that hard to see that the actor who's beating up Comedian is not Matthew Goode.
@@GodSpeed91 It kind of is. That's the point-to not being able to see his face clear for long
@01:36 you can see its def not Adrian. He even smiles a little..
For those wondering how the comedian was so easily beaten, you need to understand that Ozymandias is the smartest man alive in this story. He can predict and counter every single move that the comedian makes. Not to mention that his “super strength “ was more to do with his great understanding of physics and fighting tactics than anything else. This makes his character all the more fascinating in my opinion
In the novel it's stated that he actually sort of memorized Comedian's technique from their last brief encounter decades before
The comedian definitely had it coming
We all have it coming.
@@BruceWayne-fj9bm Nah. Comedian still takes the top spot. We're all not rapists and murderers like he was.
Ten times over, aye.
@@BruceWayne-fj9bm hey it's batman
yeah but adrians worse in a way I suppose personality wise the comedian and rorschach are probably worse though
Afterward you can really recognize the style of combat. But what's strike me is the violence and the risk Ozy take here. Obviously he beat him up badly but he doesnt kill him with the gun then with the knife.. It's weird bc later on he said smth like "Do you think i'll let even the slightest detail if it affects the outcome ?"
But here he clearly take some risk. His hatred toward the comedian is more important than his plan maybe
I heard a compelling fan theory that says that even if the Comedian survived... it would've been be very expensive for him to replace all the stuff that got broken.
Poor guy definitely would have been better off in a zombie apocalypse.
In Doomsday Clock he is saved by Doc. Manhattan and transported to D.C. universe.
Surprisingly door number is 300. Zack Snyder did it on purpose.
It was 3001 the cup just broke the 1 off so it showed 300, nice little nod from snyder
Beautiful choreography of the fight, very distinct style
I wish they would re-release this movie into theaters 🍿
One of the most EPIC fight scene in the history of the movies.
Geez, I never noticed that look of fear in the Comedian's eyes at 1:00 when the assassin grabs his hair. Thats terrifyingly real
This cold opening followed by the intro make this movie a fantastic adaptation
Recently got this on 4K Blu Ray. New sound system and an OLED. Watching this weekend for sure.
he shot the tv :(
the great thing about Zach's movies, he makes it feels so authentic to the comics, that it brings you back to the good old days of reading the comics.
Loved how these fight scenes used the “zipper” foley similar to the matrix. That sound makes me want to get up and start my own fight choreography
The comedian couldn’t see the big picture . So it was imposed upon him. Changes aren’t permanent but change is . Neal Peart. And nobody , no one stands in the way of change .
What?
The whole movie was 10/10. Shame that the campaign was so bad, that it didn't earn for itself. They could advertise it as 80's superhero team, epic Justice League rip off, instead of some mystery sci-fi. WW84 was advertised as 80's superhero movie and it earned (wrongly) hundreds of millions. Yet Watchmen had 1 000 times more 80's in here than WW84.
Maybe Zack should start DCEU similarly instead of chronological order of every original, he should start with superheroes dead and defeated and go with retrospectives, and time travel.
0:20 The number 300 is a callback to Zack Snyder's previous film before this one.
Your parents on a Friday night be like:
Is that Jeffrey Dean Morgan?
Yes.
Can anyone explain to me how is he so flawless and composed, no dmg taken just made it look extremely easy
Because he’s Ozymandias and The Comedian is washed up. No contest.
The comedian is a old man here
Alleged homosexual
He is a martial arts expert with genius intellect.
@@benjack8477And he would still beat most in a fight.
The Watchmen. A team of Humans, one super human, and a God. Who knew they would lose?
Who’s the super human?
@THE RENAGADE pretty sure the God is Dr Manhattan
@@jpspillz9218 Oz. He's the smartest man in the world, and has super human reflexes, super strong etc.
Ozymandias isn't superhuman.
@@sinfulchickennuggets7093 In the movie he has at least some superhuman abilities, definitely speed/reflexes and possibly strength and intelligence.
Assassin said "No guns...hands."
An absolute masterpiece of filmmaking. And also, probably the greatest intro of all time
Love that his smiley yellow button is also seen in many of the DC comics. Like in the comic of Flash and Batman.
I love how Adrian didn't use any weapon against the Comedian, even though he had every chance.
He only used his fists.
Seeing the Comedian get killed, but then Martha and Thomas Wayne saved in the beginning credits in Gotham, niiiiiiiiiiiiiice
You probably know the easter egg there. 3001 room number turns into 300. A movie by the same director.
My kind of end. If you go out, go out fighting.
Once many years ago Ozymandias actually lost a fight against the comedian. Then the comedian got washed-up and lazy so the comedian we see here is a shadow of a shadow of the unit he was.
In the graphic novel, the Comedian doesn't put up a fight at all. I think he's too drunk. In that story, Ozzie implies that he might have lost a fight with the Comedian 20 years earlier.
“I’ve finally bought what you’ve been selling.”
That is why you should not live on the 30th floor of any building.
Zack Snyder has many weaknesses as a director, but making action scenes is not one of them. On the contrary, he excels in making visceral combat scenes. The music, the effects of the Comedian busting through walls trying to hit his assassin, the knife catching, oh my god this scene is fucking great. Zack knows how to film good fighting and action. When he has a novel or comic to base his movie on, he does a really good job. The cinematography is also very well done in this movie. The costumes. Zack definitely goes the mile when it comes to aesthetics and Watchmen (2009) isn't the exception. He needs a good script writer at his side. And maybe a co director that is specifically hired to talk to actors and get the best performances out of them.
What makes Snyder's directing of action scenes so good is that all of the activity, all of the motions, are clearly visible. No jerky shaky-cam close-ups that obscure everything (a la the overrated Ridley Scott). No, it's mostly told in masters and framed in such a way that one sees every movement.
When he's at his best he makes amazing action scenes but the same techniques he helped revolutionize he also abuses in other movies and makes the action terrible.
This thankfully was not one of those instances. This scene was so well done.
0:49 if you pause the movie you can see Adrian face
snyder built his reputation on this perfect movie, and destroyed it with every subsequent movie he made
Those slap sfx... lol
i wish they did more with this franchise, show is good, but i want more!
The Comedian was the only Watchmen that Ozymandias considered a threat to his plans.
In his eyes
Rorscach was a homeless, friendless nobody.
Silk Spectre was just another woman with unresolved daddy issues.
Nite Owl was a pathetic excuse for a middle-aged man that was far, far past his prime if he ever reached it.
Doctor Manhattan was yet another false god that had given up on Humanity long before he left Earth, despite ignoring the Humanity that kept him tethered to it in the first place.
The Comedian however, he was the only one who got it, the only one with a truth that Ozymandias couldn't break and it's one Doctor Manhattan knew all too well: Human Nature is unchangeable.
He didn't think of dr.manhattan like this. And he never though of anyone else like that.
@@sinfulchickennuggets7093 Yes he did brainlet.
Human nature is changeable but only by the One who created it before we corrupted it.
@@Dante-vf4sd It's unchangeable even by His hands, for He allowed for it to run its course, that's our greatest gift and curse.
@@maylabrown4584 He allowed it but He can change it if we freely choose Him as Lord rather than ourselves.
"A person will do anything even burn the ground to ashes, sit on top of it just to prove his point."
we all know the comedian knows who it is and what will happen afterward
I would’ve loved a sequel to this
At that time, when we were young, we all had our own 'Superman(Pure Heroism)' in Our Hearts. However, as we grow older, the Superman dies and 'Comedian(Pure Pessimism)' is born and takes over Our Hearts. Well, this is an Inevitable Change.
Then i met Jesus and my optimism returned
@@Dante-vf4sd
Long Live CHRIST The King
I don't know if the number on the door is 300 or 3001 but the smashing of the cup clearly highlights the 300 and it's a nod to the other masterpiece of Zack's.."300"😎😉
why was this man being beaten like that seem personal
It was. Ozzy had a chip on his shoulder ever since a fight with Comedian many years ago that ended badly. The Comedian also had been the one to debunk Ozzy's plans, and in doing so, became the de facto leader.
The Comedian always had the last laugh, and it drove Ozzy furious - even long after his death Ozzy likely contemplated The Comedian's true meaning and significance, and found himself lacking against his infallible reliance on human nature - The Comedian represented everything Ozzy lacked, and so, when it came time to kill him Ozzy made it personal. This was a rare flourish but he needed to know he had defeated the Comedian utterly... because he couldn't defeat him existentially.
this secene gets better every time i watch
Aside from not having a giant squid at the end as it was in the comic, it was great
Neegan forgot his pocket sand
I don't care what reviews say, this movie was great. Long before the Boys or anything like that.
We got Watchmen, Rorshach character was amazing. Jeffrey Dean Morgan was amazing too
Just when I needed it.
My dad took me to se this when i was like 13
That last one through the stone counter top hurt to watch.
Its so funny that ppl think they arent super human like captain america when obviously everything about this fight is superhuman and thats what makes it incredible.