>>2918919
>if they end the show on a cliffhanger, fans might stop watching the show

...

>>2918919
>if they end the show on a cliffhanger, fans might stop watching the show

wat

>>2918807

this

>>2918807

>Roslin ... will survive

Well shit.

>>2918807

The "Dying Leader" still needs to find out about the truth of the Opera House.

britfags

Michelle.

She had nice tits.

Effy

Show sucks pretty hard though, I had to give up on it on the third season.

>>2919091

So you went through two seasons (which is like 15 hours of viewing) and then just was like, 'Fuck, this sucks.'

Or do you just dislike the new characters?

SEASON 5 REGULAR REPORTING IN

You start one NOW? Little late.

>>2919067
:3 I'm so pleased. FUCK DA HATERS.

>>2919067
RRRRRRRRRRRAGE

>>2919067
i knew you;d show up.

>>2917306

only for those of us with shotacon.

Didn't this episode just completely reverse what House was all about? Making the pain go away has kind of been his white whale since season one, but the moment he finds a permanent solution he just says, "make me too nice, fuck it" and just accepts the chronic pain.

>>2918502

his white wail is figuring out the medical puzzle

the absence of pain fucked with that

Remember in season 2 when Cuddy gave House that experimental treatment after he was shot to make his pain go away and for the short time it was gone he was still able to do his job?

>>2917271

will plays the same loud and obnoxious character in every movie.

and he gets to roll around in the money thay give him for doing so.

either we have no taste in movies or he knows what we like.

The writer in the film is one of those pseudo-intellectual minimalist post 21st Century fuckers and I hate her for that.

Also, that period really doesn't need to be there in the title.

>>2918409
>>It was really good movie. It managed to be dark, yet surprisingly happy.

Agreed.

>>2919041>>The writer in the film is one of those pseudo-intellectual minimalist post 21st Century fuckers and I hate her for that.

Also fucking agreed.

saw this movie to, like it, out of the ordinary

>>2919041
>one of those pseudo-intellectual minimalist post 21st Century fuckers

Oh jeez, wtf does that even mean?

>>2918498
The "squid" was created by Ozymandias and teleported into Manhattan by Dr Manhattan as part of a plot to bring and end to the escalating tensions between the US and Russia by artificially creating a non-human enemy that both sides would unite against, thereby staving off the destruction of man

>>2918498
The movie is said not to have the (necessary) SQUID END.

>>2918554
In the comic, Dr. Manhattan didn't know about the squid or Ozy's plan for new york.

>>2918584

>>2918554
>>2918498

Also, the squid was created on an island by artists and psychically gifted people and it was psychically charged with horrifying unimaginable imagery that caused people to gouge out their own eyes and kill themselves or go crazy or what have you. The images exploding in a pulse upon the appearance of the (partial) squid.

A million times more badass that Dr. M Bombs.

>>2918592
qft

>>2918592
I dunno man, would be pretty damn sweet if Dr. Manhattan can level a city with a fart.

>>2918592
Not to mention the fact the entire world felt at least a little bit of that, removing the ability to doubt the authenticity of the attack.

I was always a little weirded out by the squid thing. I love Watchmen, but despite all of the foreshadowing for it, it seemed like kind of a strange, out of left field sort of thing. There's no buildup to Veidt's monologue that there's real psychics running around, and having something so outlandish as the conclusion of a detectivish sort of story seemed rather arbitrary. It kind of assumes that the reader takes the author's word that it's a good plan rather than being an "of course" sort of thing.

>>2918676
The world disagrees.

>>2918676

I think the novelty of it all is the point. Its Lovecraftian in the sense that its unspeakable, unimaginable terror on a giant scale. I think the Squid ultimately was meant to have more of a very deep psychological rather than political effect. Something presented to the world-stage SO unbelievable and yet so undeniable. And no one has any clue what it is, but I imagine the sudden presence of an undeniably alien and horrifying threat would cause the common man to re-evaluate what being a human is.

it was meant to be totally absurd. it was meant to be totally out of left field. it was a comic book plot. that was the whole point. they spent the whole book deconstructing superhero comic books and making them real. then, when faced with a typical comic book plot, an absurd, surreal, horrifying comic book plot, they can't do anything. they can't even punish the badguy. because they're real.

>>2918498
>>2918498
Read the best comic ever you fucking douche bag tool.

>>2918722
>me and my neckbeard broskis disagree

>>2918742
>re-evaluate what being a human is
Thus ending the war and producing a utopia.

>>2918742
>>2918758
Okay, I'll buy that. Thanks bros.

>>2918498
>>2918498
Ok see before I even read Watchmen I played Mass Effect and thought, wouldn't it be wonderful if the human race actually worked together, or they where somehow scared into working together if they thought they where getting invaded.
I guess I am as much of a genius as Alan Moore, because that was the point behind the squid, scare the human race into working together.
Get it broski?

>>2918788
I said, GET IT BROSKI?!

>>2918788
>>2918801

Are you fucking high?

>>2918676
>There's no buildup to Veidt's monologue that there's real psychics running around, and having something so outlandish as the conclusion of a detectivish sort of story seemed rather arbitrary.

It's all built up and alluded to in the notes and newspaper articles.

>>2918758
This guy gets it.

>>2918788
yea, good luck with that.

>>2918818
Yes, high on comics.
I used to think movie were the best way to get entertainment too just like all of you.
Then I started reading books and eventually moved on to comics, you guys should really try it.

>>2918829
>2918788
>88
>Heil Hitler

>>2918788
This was done many times before Watchmen, or Mass Effect, on that note

>>2918851

You should've stopped at books.

seriously read it 1st. check out the motion comics theyre very well done

Is it just me or does that picture look like a really fat cyclops with her legs spread wide in anticipation?

http://www.somethingawful.com/d/truth-media-reviews/watchmen-review-spoilers.php?page=1

I raged.

>>2918885
Fuck you, I bet you are one of those ignorant fucks who only know about the childrens comics and don't respect the truly great one because of that.

>>2918880
Ya i know brah, but you gotta put it in bro terms when talkin to bros.

Get it brah?

>>2918902
Jesus fucking christ what are you thinking going to somethingaweful?????

I still don't get the deal with the Comedian. He was an asshole to everyone, didn't give a shit about morals, did whatever he wanted and claimed salvation was innevitable... yet he attempted to stop Ozy's plan that then got him killed? WAT

>>2918903

>>2918908
Salvation was unattainable*

My bad.

>>2918905
oh, my bad brah

anyone want to explain the black freigher to me on a deeper level? how does it relate to the main story?

>>2918922
It's pretty much just a mirror per se of Ozy

>>2918908
>>2918922
just take the time and read the book, it will make the movie so much better trust me

>>2918922

Guy fears for safety of loved ones, hellbent on saving them, goes through hell getting back to them, the journey drives him crazy, he ends up hurting them in his desperation to save them.

Kind of a parallel to Ozy's desperate personal mission to save mankind through any means possible. But in the end the heroes acknowledge that he may be right, so the metaphor kind of breaks down? I could be reading it wrong. Arguable. I'd like to hear someone else's take on it.

>>2918922
It just changes with the emotion of Watchmen.

>>2918908
he wasn't any of those things. he was a deeply flawed person. and he actually WASN'T trying to fight ozys plan, because he knew there was nothing he could do and almost respected it because of how absurd it was.

>>2918963
No point in trying to explain it to these people, they cannot understand the depth of comics and books.

>>2918973

>>2918908
the comedian didn't want to see millions of new yorkers dead

>>2918922
>>2918935
>>2918954
it was a mirror for ozy, probably in the hope that by the time the story had reached its climax the audience might have a greater understanding of his character without resorting to messing with the story as they had intended (and ruining the twist). people sympathizing with ozy scares the shit out of me, it wasn't morally ambiguous, he was a fucking madman.

>>2918954
His plan changes humanity. Destroying what he was hoping to save.

This is why the comedian resisted the plan. He and Rorschach saw the same thing. They wanted to protect humanity from having to see the darker things. They'd clean up after them, they'd save their children and punish the wicked, they'd swim in the wastes of humanity so the good people of the world could go on being good.

The Black freighter was humanity's new and darker course.

>>2918954
You're so dense it gives iridium a complex.
The Black Freighter. Okay, the freighter is the nuclear war that Veidt thinks is coming, with all of his simulations and analyses. So he hatches a plot to forestall it. He has to do this on the backs of his dead friends. i.e. Blake. Rorschach is the shark from the Black Freighter comic, the one that confronts Veidt. When the wanderer reaches his home village, he kills innocent people he believes to be conspirators (Veidt's secretary). When he finally reaches his home, he kills his wife, thinking her a pirate. (Bubastis and the intrinsic field separator). In the end, Veidt and the wanderer are forced to accept the inevitability of their choices. the wanderer boards the black freighter, and veidt sets the stage for nuclear war when he drops the squid on the world. he doesn't know it of course, but that's why Rorschach's journal is the last thing you ever see.

>>2918567
Squid is replaced by Dr. Manhattan destroying population centres in the guise of giving humanity a warning. Ozymandias shows us TV footage of peace talks, uniting against common enemy, etc. Dr. Manhattan leaves Earth to create new life; although the stupid thing is; what happens when they realize Dr. Manhattan has gone? It's an incredibly near-sighted ending.

>>2919029
your looking at it way too specifically. those parrallels don't really make any sense, and aren't needed. it's just the general plot of a madman jumping at shadows, believing he's trying to save everything he knows if by harsh means, when really he's the only threat.

oral die

>>2919058
those parallels don't make sense? fuck you, fella.

>>2918991
>people sympathizing with ozy scares the shit out of me, it wasn't morally ambiguous, he was a fucking madman.

Which therein proves the madness of mankind to support such an act, and thus proving Ozys' point.

lighter version of The Reader

The first time I watched it, I felt the same as OP, but with further viewing, I've discovered it's greatness. It's the funniest non-funny movie I've ever seen.

I don't think much of it. It's a strange, aimless film about a strange, aimless kid. very french.

It's definitely not as good as it's made out to be. In fact, Bonnie and Clyde is the better countercultural movie of that same year.

>>2918378
her daughter is a big camwhore. she had some fotoblog, but they made her shut it down

'Sup KFC. I mean, CFK.

>>2918424
KFC KFC KFC

every fucking 30 second a comercial about KFC

FCK KFC

My theory: It's all about slowing down the gang to give his brother time to move. They have to clean, count, and divide the money. No time to go after Latika.

>>2919046
>psychically

Oh, so shes the twi'lek that gets fed to the rancor.

>>2919075

Hot.

>>2919046
no. not really.

>>2919075

Too bad she's a Togruta

Because you touch yourself at night.