Customer Ratings & Reviews

One of the most underrated movies. A real gem! One of the best Super Heroes movies ever made!

I love this movie and the steel book case makes it that much better. It just looks sharp.

Although this may not be your typical superhero movie, this movie keeps you entertained! It is intense.

For the person below me, the movie was actually 3 hours long not 2 as you said. So you may have missed some important parts.

I love this movie watchmen it came out when I was in high school

great movie. my son loves it and it is a little long but we enjoyed the movie.

A great blu-ray movie, I will be buying blu-ray disc from now on.

if you haven't already seen this movie, then you need too.

very happy with this purchase, steelbook arrived in great condition.

My only complaint is that it did NOT come with a digital copy.

Really my only complaint is this special edition case is too big fit on my dvd/blu ray rack

I read the graphic novel and have to say the film does it justice.

Looks great in 4k on OLED TV. Must have and good movie

Great movie that keeps you guessing and in suspense.

I love the movie and the picture in BR looks even better!!!

I love the action, and the story and its done well.

awesome movie a must have for any blu-ray collection

great movie very dark extremely long enjoyable film

This isn't a bad movie, I just couldn't get into the movie that much. This movie is somewhere around 3 or more hours and I was just getting tired in the middle. I love superhero movies but just not this one I guess.

This movie is an embarrassment to fans of Watchmen and rightfully avoided by Alan Moore. The beauty of the source material, was that though you had to suspend disbelief of a giant blue man and an evil plot from a very unsuspecting villain, the characters and the themes were grounded and very relatable. You were pulled in by their emotional journeys and sat at the edge of your seat to find out what happened next. It was simply a story of 'what would happen if we lived in a world of masked vigilantes'. Think of it as the Batman Begins of the 80's. The problem with this film is that those elements that are front and center stage in the novel take a step back and are distracted by over the top fight scenes and very unnecessary graphic and cheesy intercourse scene which served absolutely no purpose to the plot. In the comic, that event took place across a very few panels and left the two characters alone as they reached out to one another. In this movie, it's sole purpose is to get your teenage kid a reason to get excited. the fight scenes are an abomination. A character in the book, who's in his 60s/70s, dies early on by being tossed out a window. For some reason, the director felt the need to go into showing this characters head being smashed through granite counter tops and being thrown into walls only to have him get back up and fight as if nothing happen! Pointless. In fact, this Matrix-y style is forced into every action scene in the movie. A scene where two characters get jumped in an alley is just too pointless and choreographed to be true and grounded. A final battle shows more characters being thrown into marble pillers only to get back up, fix their scarfs and walk as if nothing happened. Any truth or grounded relation to the events in the book is demolished. I went with a couple of friends and my dad who were not familiar with the source material and they called early on who the villain was thanks to a horribly horribly miscast member in the movie. On the PLUS side, the movie is beautiful to look at, the soundtrack is fabulous, but that's honestly the only prop I can give it. The ending was altered for some reason and I am neutral on that issue, myself. Please, do not support this awful awful abomination of what is a great story on print. I ask you to ignore the arguments that what works for print does not translate on film because it is irrelevant to the irrelevant material thrown into this movie which did nothing to heighten your curiosity of the murder that takes central stage in the book. I will never watch another Zack Snyder movie ever again.