[comics] Moore and Hayter Talk About Watchmen — brief mention of discussion regarding a proposed Watchmen Film … Moore: ‘Watchmen was designed as a showcase of things that comics are capable of but aren’t so easy to achieve in any other medium. […] With a comic, you can take as much time as you want in absorbing that background detail, noticing little things that we might have planted there.You can also flip back a few pages relatively easily to see where a certain image connects with a line of dialogue from a few pages ago. But in a film, by the nature of the medium, you’re being dragged through it at 24 frames per second.’
Alan Moore and David Hayter Talk About Watchmen
This entry was posted on Wednesday, December 19th, 2001 at 10:59 am and is filed under Comics, Movies, Watchmen.
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I remember (just after reading it) being really into the concept of a Watchmen movie. This is when Terry Gilliam was going to do it, mind. And I was young and impetuous. Now there’s nothing I want less. Can you imagine the godawful mess they’ll make of it? Yeesh.
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