Watchmen Screenwriter Asks Fans To See Watchmen Ag...


Watchmen Screenwriter Asks Fans To See Watchmen Again

Posted by SexiVixxEN 246 days ago
Screenwriter David Hayter has been working on a big screen adaptation of Watchmen for almost a decade, which means he’s invested not only a lot of time on the project, but also a lot of energy. And like a lot of people in Hollywood, the fear of a one weekend payoff is scary. Hayter has written a letter to fans on HardcoreNerdity, where he asks for anyone who liked the film to return to the theater to see it again.

“If the film made you think. Or argue with your friends. If it inspired a debate about the nature of man, or vigilante justice, or the horror of Nixon abolishing term limits. If you laughed at Bowie hanging with Adrian at Studio 54, or the Silhouette kissing that nurse. Please go see the movie again next weekend. You have to understand, everyone is watching to see how the film will do in its second week. If you care about movies that have a brain, or balls, (and this film’s got both, literally), or true adaptations — And if you’re thinking of seeing it again anyway, please go back this weekend, Friday or Saturday night. Demonstrate the power of the fans, because it’ll help let the people who pay for these movies know what we’d like to see. Because if it drops off the radar after the first weekend, they will never allow a film like this to be made again.”

You can read Hayter’s full letter on HardcoreNerdity.
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  • TheMechanic1
    I saw it twice, already. Third time, after I finish reading the graphic novel.
    posted by TheMechanic1 245 days ago
  • gilbertgumphrey
    strange to see a writer literally begging the audience to not let his movie tank. the flick underperformed a bit, but it'll still wind up making quite a bit of money, and to be honest i don't think the studios really, in the deepest parts of their hearts, expected the movie to do big box office money. it's just too weird and dark and long and violent and all that good stuff. it's a very good flick, and i'll probably see it again this weekend regardless, but still...weird to see the writer plead.
    cheers
    KZ
    posted by gilbertgumphrey 246 days ago
  • RemiLogan
    lol, I did love the 80s pop culture references that were inserted in the film. But I don't think I'd watch it again, not even in IMAX. I'm not saying I didn't like the film, but I guess it just isn't my cup of tea
    posted by RemiLogan 246 days ago
  • Matt19911
    Strange, I think every writer would ask audiences to see their movie again and again (sarcasm). But seriously, It does look good.
    posted by Matt19911 246 days ago
  • gcerda88
    Probably not needed since I would go and see it again anyways, and in IMAX. The only reason people might not see it is the recession if he hasn't heard of it.
    posted by gcerda88 246 days ago