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Revision as of 19:50, 13 March 2009
Watchmen was a script adaptation by David Hayter of Alan Moore's landmark 1986-87 comic maxi-series Watchmen.
Plot
See Watchmen for a synopsis.
Differences from the Comic
- Captain Metropolis is included minimally in flashbacks, but with no speaking parts; Dan Dreiberg is used in his place as organizing the Crimebusters meeting.
- While the ending is relatively faithful to that of the comic, Hayter adds Dan witnessing Rorschach's death and an intense fight between Dan and Ozymandias, in which the latter is impaled by one of Nite Owl's boomerangs.
- Instead of a giant squid, Adrian Veidt triggers a series of nuclear explosions around the world.