Comments on: Well, I loved it http://blogs.e-rockford.com/movieman/2009/03/08/well-i-loved-it/ When film critic Will Pfeifer isn’t watching movies, he’s reading about movies, talking about movies, thinking about movies or dreaming about movies. Now he shares that unhealthy obsession with you. From Hollywood hits to Japanese obscurities, from Oscar night to the summer season, he’s got movies on the brain — and on this blog. Sat, 20 Mar 2010 02:29:13 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=wordpress-mu-1.2.4 By: echo4charlie http://blogs.e-rockford.com/movieman/2009/03/08/well-i-loved-it/#comment-1576 echo4charlie Mon, 13 Apr 2009 14:37:31 +0000 http://blogs.e-rockford.com/movieman/2009/03/08/well-i-loved-it/#comment-1576 Still not having read the graphic novel, I loved the movie. If the graphic novel is better than the movie, I need to go and get it today. This was an outstanding movie, and I really thought it was well done, and well acted. I can't express enough how great this movie is. I really, above all other characters, although they all had strong points, and were all well acted, liked the character of The Comedian. He just seemed to see things as they were, where the others were still a bit disillusioned. One of the best superhero movies ever made, but even better yet, one of the best movies that I have ever seen...period. I can't say enough how great this movie was. The overall theme and deeper consideration of this movies was very poignant and relevant, even in today's world. Still not having read the graphic novel, I loved the movie. If the graphic novel is better than the movie, I need to go and get it today.

This was an outstanding movie, and I really thought it was well done, and well acted. I can’t express enough how great this movie is.

I really, above all other characters, although they all had strong points, and were all well acted, liked the character of The Comedian. He just seemed to see things as they were, where the others were still a bit disillusioned.

One of the best superhero movies ever made, but even better yet, one of the best movies that I have ever seen…period. I can’t say enough how great this movie was. The overall theme and deeper consideration of this movies was very poignant and relevant, even in today’s world.

]]> By: Jim. http://blogs.e-rockford.com/movieman/2009/03/08/well-i-loved-it/#comment-1503 Jim. Mon, 09 Mar 2009 20:01:29 +0000 http://blogs.e-rockford.com/movieman/2009/03/08/well-i-loved-it/#comment-1503 The movie is fantastic. I've seen it twice already(once in IMAX which is phenomenal)and I think it's in my top 5 movies of all time. I can't wait for the director's and uber cuts on Blu-Ray. The movie is fantastic. I’ve seen it twice already(once in IMAX which is phenomenal)and I think it’s in my top 5 movies of all time. I can’t wait for the director’s and uber cuts on Blu-Ray.

]]> By: echo4charlie http://blogs.e-rockford.com/movieman/2009/03/08/well-i-loved-it/#comment-1502 echo4charlie Mon, 09 Mar 2009 00:29:17 +0000 http://blogs.e-rockford.com/movieman/2009/03/08/well-i-loved-it/#comment-1502 Thank you for your review. I didn't get there this weekend because of commitments with my family, but, will aim for next weekend (as you can probably attest; three hours is a lot of time to sneak away from our wifes and children to treat ourselves to a movie). I am dying to see this, and your review pushes me even closer. I think Alan Moore, as a person, is weird. But, I've enjoyed every one of his works that has been put to film (even with respect to his statements in the media with regard to his abhorrance to his work being made into a mainstream hollywood film). Even The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen (which I think, conceptually is fantastic), which I just love. Now, I'm torn between reading Watchmen first, or seeing the movie first. They are doing a great job marketing-wise, too. Thank you for your review. I didn’t get there this weekend because of commitments with my family, but, will aim for next weekend (as you can probably attest; three hours is a lot of time to sneak away from our wifes and children to treat ourselves to a movie).

I am dying to see this, and your review pushes me even closer.

I think Alan Moore, as a person, is weird. But, I’ve enjoyed every one of his works that has been put to film (even with respect to his statements in the media with regard to his abhorrance to his work being made into a mainstream hollywood film). Even The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen (which I think, conceptually is fantastic), which I just love.

Now, I’m torn between reading Watchmen first, or seeing the movie first.

They are doing a great job marketing-wise, too.

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