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Six New Watchmen Character Posters
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Warner Bros has released six new character posters for Zack Snyder’s Watchmen on various websites across the interwebs: LATimes, Access Hollywood, USA Today, WiReD, EW, and MTV. The line-up includes: The Comedian (Jeffrey Dean Morgan), Silk Spectre II (Malin Akerman), Ozymandias (Matthew Goode), Rorschach (Jackie Earle Haley), Dr. Manhattan (Billy Crudup) and Nite Owl II (Patrick Wilson). More Watchmen photos are expected tomorrow, so check back.
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Six New Watchmen Character Posters!
ComingSoon.net - 30 most recent stories —
... posters for Watchmen to six different sites which you can view by clicking the images below. Included in the line-up are The Comedian (Jeffrey Dean Morgan), Dr. Manhattan (Billy Crudup), Ozymandias (Matthew Goode), Rorschach (Jackie Earle Haley), Silk Spectre II (Malin Akerman and Nite Owl II (Patrick Wilson). The Zack Snyder-directed adaptation opens in conventional theaters and IMAX on March 6th. [image] [image] [image] [image] [image] [image]
It Never Stops - Six More Beautiful Watchmen Posters!
FirstShowing.net —
... what, screw it, because these six and the Star Trek posters all look amazing - so I've got nothing to complain about. I need one of the Comedian and Rorschach posters on my wall right away - they look absolutely fantastic! Stay tuned for a lot more Watchmen coverage coming all week in addition to the new trailer on Friday. Click each photo to be taken to the source site for high res versions.
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Six New Watchmen Character Posters!
Superherohype.com —
... posters for Watchmen to six different sites which you can view by clicking the images below. Included in the line-up are The Comedian (Jeffrey Dean Morgan), Dr. Manhattan (Billy Crudup), Ozymandias (Matthew Goode), Rorschach (Jackie Earle Haley), Silk Spectre II (Malin Akerman and Nite Owl II (Patrick Wilson). The Zack Snyder-directed adaptation opens in conventional theaters and IMAX on March 6th. [image] [image] [image] [image] [image] [image]
Brand New Watchmen Character Posters!
TheMovingPicture.net - Movie News - Movie Trailers - Movie Reviews - TV - DVD - Rumors - Casting News —
Six new Watchmen character posters have just been released to various online outlets. Wired has Matthew Goode as Ozymandias, The L.A. Times has Jeffery Dean Morgan as the Comedian, USA Today has Jackie Earle Haley as Rorschach, Access Hollywood has Patrick Wilson as Night Owl, MTV has Malin Akerman as Silk Spectre II and Entertainment Weekly has Billy Crudup as Dr. Manhattan.
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Six New WATCHMEN Character Posters...
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Six New WATCHMEN Character Posters... Merrick here... Six new character posters for WATCHMEN are currently making the rounds. Clumsily assembled thumbnails are presented below. CLICK THEM to jump to the various sites hosting the images (where you'll find larger versions of the posters). [image] [image] [image] [image] [image] [image] AddThis Social Bookmark Button
Six New 'Watchmen' Character Posters!
Cinematical —
... . Nite Owl comes by way of Access Hollywood, accompanied there by an automatic video of Patrick Wilson. And everyone's favorite vigilante, Rorschach, got his second poster of the week courtesy of ...
Watchmen: Six Character Posters Revealed!
Film School Rejects —
... poster this week. In total six character posters were revealed over the past twelve hours via some of our friends and neighbors. Have a look for yourself below with links to higher resolution versions.
First, Dr. Manhattan courtesy of EW’s Popwatch and Silk Spectre II courtesy of MTV’s Splash Page:
Next, Ozymandias courtesy of Wired and Rorschach courtesy of USA Today:
And finally, Nite Owl courtesy of Access Hollywood and The Comedian courtesy of Hero Complex: ...
New Watchmen Posters
TheBadandUgly.com —
... cover a wall, an we’re still months away from the film’s ‘09 release.
What’s even more interesting? We’re hearing even more Watchmen photos are on the way.
The Comedian (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) from LATimes, Silk Spectre II (Malin Akerman) from MTV, Ozymandias (Matthew Goode) from Wired, Rorschach (Jackie Earle Haley) from USA Today, Dr. Manhattan (Billy Crudup) from EW and Nite Owl II (Patrick Wilson) from Access Hollywood.
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New Watchmen Posters Times Six
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Watchmen poster featuring ‘The Comedian
(Jeffrey Dean Morgan)
Watchmen movie poster featuring ‘Rorschach’
(Jackie Earle Haley)
Watchmen movie poster featuring ‘Nite Owl II’
(Patrick Wilson)
Watchmen movie poster featuring ‘Dr. Manhattan’
(Billy Crudup)
Watchmen movie poster featuring ‘Silk Spectre II’
(Malin Akerman)
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Gorgeous Character Posters For Watchmen
Cinema Blend News —
... along with links to where you can find the full-size versions. I continue to like the way the posters take off from the design of the original comic books, along with the very idea of emphasizing characters in the promotional materials, rather than guns and explosions! Zack Snyder and the team he's working with continue to prove they're smarter than the average comic book bear, which is exactly what Watchmen deserves. [image] [image] Rorschach : USA Today Nite Owl : Access Hollywood Ozymandias : Wired Dr. Manhattan : Entertainment Weekly Silk ...
Watch Out For Six New “Watchmen” Character Posters
Hollywoodtuna —
Warners released six new Watchmen character posters across the web today, which you can check out here. I have to say, the marketing for this movie has been pretty killer so far. Then again, I’m always a sucker for Malin Akerman in skintight latex…
What do you guys think of the new posters? Sound off below.
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Movie Poster Addict —
... of Watchmen however we start hitting some trouble once we get into a close-up of the characters. Maybe with time I’ll get used to them, but right now the transition from drawing to live action isn’t quite convincing me. especially in the case of Ozymandias, who looks too young and quite silly. Which could be a big problem.
Maybe I’ll like them better after a while. We’ll see.
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