WATCHMEN (2009) Breakdown | Easter Eggs, Details, Making Of & Comic Book Changes

[@heavyspoilers]

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[@jjlimon24]

New media rockstars are idiots for not keeping this man. Another banger !!

[@Anddyman]

Love the addition of MT to the team. I’m loving this channel even more now ❤️🐐

[@werecam56]

The fact that you're calling some of these like Upgrade "classics" makes me feel really old 😂😭

[@DarkNookShop]

Freighter.... is pronounced "fray-ter" Not "fight-or"

[@murphyoalexander51]

I missed you 😩

[@werecam56]

"So much like the Comedian did with the pavement..." I was not prepared for that level of savagery right out the gate 😂

[@ChurchNietzsche]

It took three watches before I noticed the Comedian on the Grassy Knoll ...

[@TheSzybas]

Right?! I got smashed in the face with that line. Just like Comedian did with the pavement (☞ ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)☞

[@Puppy_Puppington]

@@ChurchNietzschewhat?? How????

[@MegaSkyline69]

As a huge Watchmen nerd I have to admit, I'm impressed at the number of things I missed. Great vid my dude.

[@622Joe]

When I was in school my teacher was a friend of the production designer Alex McDowell so when this movie released he came to do a lecture. I’m still amazed by this movie’s faithfulness visually to the source and how hard they worked to fit everything in. I seem to remember McDowell talking about how all of the Night Owl books were fully printed with text under the covers because that was the level of detail they were wanting.

[@brickity1447]

Awsome.

[@malalford]

Alan Moore was unappreciative

[@ZombieWilfred]

I only just now got the double entendre of Hollis Mason's book "Under the Hood," referring to both his super hero costume and being a car mechanic. I don't know how I never noticed it before 😂.

[@samuelcharles7642]

Damn now I feel slow 🤦🏿‍♂️😂

[@Nanapirate]

I saw this movie 4 times in the theaters and countless times on DVD. I've read the comic a few times and I love how MT is now breaking it down and I still love it. Thank you Paul and MT!!!

[@pillepolle3122]

I approve this comment.

[@jakeirving1266]

I'm the same; seen the movie countless times and MT pointed things out that I never noticed after all this time!

[@corikenya4766]

This is my favorite movie. I’ve seen it a million times and have broken it down in every way possible. You did a great job MT!

[@stefanpoirier6810]

Coolness. My favourite film of all-time is Tim Burton's Batman

[@OttoOreh]

Best comic-book-movie, need to get my hands on this ultimate cut!

[@drinkmorecocacola]

every way? zero mention of the doctor's settlement on another planet in the movie and his love interest.

[@AC-hj9tv]

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[@OttoOreh]

Zack Snyder has an incredible talent and eye when it comes to moving images, and here he had such a dense material to build on its elevated Watchmen to something more than a comic and a movie. When I read it I see and hear the movie in my head and when I watch the movie I remember so much from Alan Moore’s comic, it a wonderful mythos of an alternative history . . .

[@liamdooley863]

Another fun, subtle detail is that when Adrian Veidt is around his friends in private like Nite Owl he speaks with a very slight German accent. You can hear it best when Dan goes to see him at Veidt tower. He speaks in a more American accent the rest of the time when in public. In the comic he is of German origin and I think he masks his accent because at the time WWII was very fresh in people’s minds and he wanted to distance himself from them as much as possible.

[@rysie-fire]

Getting MT on heavy spoilers was a genius move. Love his breakdowns. Would love it if he done some watch alongs on some classic comic book movies

[@getnkosi]

Agreed

[@treblelatrice926]

MT....Watchalong??? Take my money.

[@bani_niba]

I have watched this movie many times. I have read the comic series several times. Yet, you still uncovered several Easter eggs that I missed. Impressive.

[@dogzrule2472]

How about all along the watchtower playing as they approach… a wild cat did growl,.. two riders were approaching… and the wind began to howl. Perfection

[@Gektonic]

Those playing cards are very specific. They are a deck designed so the magician can accurately predict what card you are holding (the patern on the back is unique to each card). This kind of deck plays well into the symbolism of fatalism and gives someone the illusion of control while orchestrating events. 24:03

[@samuelcharles7642]

Interesting, thanks

[@malalford]

Kids could get these in magic show bags back in the day. Marked cards have been around as long as card games

[@methodmantis3060]

I love you , MT. I love everything about the way you do what you do. That being said.... it's "FRAY-tuhr", my guy. But for real for real.... this was an absolute masterpiece of a breakdown that only you could put together so well.

[@Ajbolt89]

I almost edited my comment to write the same thing. I immediately developed a parasocial relationship with MT and his presentation, such that I felt like I needed to correct his pronunciation and I knew he'd take it in stride haha

[@MissPlacedmisfit219]

Thank you! I thought I was going crazy

[@jafomatic]

I like how he did a better job with the latin than he did with "freighter" for some reason. :D

[@brok3nboy]

FOR REAL, PRONOUNCE THE WORD FREIGHT MY GUY FRAY-T or FrATE

[@rozafrrozafr]

Along the same lines a lair is not a layer. Also the the famous picture is of a sailor and a nurse not a soldier

[@jonkeller8155]

Really impressed. I am old enough that I actually bought the original comic run as it was released. The insights into the Black Freighter were bang on. Overall I am enjoying these film analyses. I’m a big physical media fan. And everyone on this channel that you’ve covered I actually own.

[@JustinShaw89]

This is so good. I'd forgotten how awesome this movie was. MT should totally do a long overdue breakdown of the (magnificent) Watchmen miniseries.

[@NckMaC]

MT I hope you know that we Heavy Spoilers fans ABSOLUTELY LOVE that you are now apart of this community. I have always loved your breakdowns and now that I can hear them more frequently. I can't wait to hear your ideas, conspiracies, and just overall lore. WE LOVE YOU MT

[@mattcliburn]

Yeah mate, MT had been killing it on Heavy Spoilers! I see this new exciting light in him now. Keep up with the great breakdowns guys! One love guys!

[@explosivez1096]

He’s my second fav person from new rockstars and bring soooo much energy and i love it and his personality

[@Puppy_Puppington]

@@explosivez1096he’s been best so had I’ve heard… his giggles are fun 😊

[@thegatheringknights]

I love how MT’s profanity adds so much color during breakdowns. It sounds comedic and fun. Much like Paul’s.

[@tnicebigman475]

MT kills it everywhere. It's just him, not the places.... Paul and MT are a great team.... we get a lot of personality over here ....

[@that.canadian.vaper.guyTCVG]

Absolutely love Watchmen! Zack Snyder gets alot of flack for his films, but Watchmen will always be his crown jewel. It's just so damn good. Also, it's damn good to be an MT fan! Hearing big MT let loose and drop f-bombs is awesome 👌 probably not for the channels revenue, but for us, hell yeah 😀

[@AMO6366]

Just a thought, the sequence where the military shoot at the flower power peeps could also be a nod to the Kent State University massacre, the students were protesting the Vietnam war, a VERY important part of the movie / comic!

[@photoguy4212]

Never realized how great the cinematography was. I overlooked this movie and didn't give it much of an afterthought because there were countless blockbusters back then. Now this looks way better than what's being put out today. Gonna have to rewatch

[@dustinl5446]

Nah, I never recognized the comedian's strength in the film as a super power. He was just one brutal and tough SOB

[@olysean92]

2:06 You are spot on with the 1911 sitting on top of a Hustler. But I don't think fear or paranoia are components of having a gun within reach. When you live by the sword, over childless decades, you accumulate swords, lying around everywhere.

[@CarletonTorpin]

21:05 - In addition to the Pale Horse reference, there's also an ominous allusion to Krystalnacht, which is translated as "Night of Broken Glass" and represents a WW II-era atrocity. Definitely another intentional reference to oncoming pain that the city of Manhattan suffers in the movie, Watchmen.

[@redfive5856]

"Freighter" is pronounced "Fray-ter".

[@simplsaiyanappa6572]

Same, I was super frustrated by that

[@generalmartok9209]

And now I can watch the rest ......

[@malalford]

Yes. They carry fr8

[@EddieBloecher]

Yepper same here lol.

[@SyphiList]

Bro please tell me when he says that 🤣

[@Bananapeels-Make-Great-Skates]

I already knew a heck lot of Easter eggs and details in watchmen, seen a lot of vids on it… yet somehow the Thomas and Martha Wayne saved by night owl bit completely passed me by, and there’s even the batman comic on the wall to forever laugh in my face every time I watch the movie. Unbelievable, and only 7 mins in to this vid. Keep up the fantastic work MT. Edit: blatantly shows that i never read thumbnails either, as its plastered all over it... i just saw watchmen and clicked. 😂

[@NeverLetOff]

Kick ass breakdown MT! Loved it

[@svenleeuwen]

21:05 another, possible, easter egg: below Pale Horse is the word 'Krystalnacht', maybe referencing the destroying of Jewish property in pre-ww2 Nazi Germany. Symbolising the hatred towards superheroes and the wish of them being outlawed.

[@eddscall]

After the TV series I have a new respect for Hooded Justice

[@ONSETTER]

Y0Ooo, my dude MT be all up on Heavy Spoilers now! Way to be! This such a good fit, man, so stoked for ya. I've seen plenty Watchmen breakdowns, but I had to stop what I was doing and catch this whole thing. SwEEt swEEt BEans! Human bEan juicE! Let's just say this is that channel I always have the notification bell on for!

[@MacInTheBox]

Right after Dan leaves Hollis' place there's a billboard that references fixing old beaten down cars and another that says "nostalgia", echoing their conversation and situation.

[@scottdostie3239]

Love this movie. Definitely a masterpiece.

[@krisius1]

@22:35 It wasn’t an anti-war demonstration, it was an anti-vigilante demonstration that took place during a police strike

[@juliopantoja6786]

This is the greatest comic book movie adaptation of all time.

[@CopiousDoinksLLC]

Even though we never learn exactly what happened to Hooded Justice, Ozymandias believed it was the Comedian who killed him. Ozymandias was doing his own investigations after Hooded Justice died and he discovered that the Comedian had been contracted by the US Government to track down Hooded Justice but had allegedly reported failure in doing so to his employers. Ozymandias suspected this was a lie and that Comedian killed him off anyway, having still been bitter about Hooded Justice interrupting his rape of Silk Spectre years earlier.

[@SurlockGnomez]

14:00 I noticed that Night Owl was standing between Rorschach and Osi and Dr.

[@ckingtv699]

Hooded Justice is revealed to be Officer Will Reeves in the HBO adaptation

[@samuelcharles7642]

Trash show. Hooded Justice was not some black guy

[@owenmadden7577]

That shits not Canon to DC or film!

[@ckingtv699]

@ canon?

[@iansimpson4628]

I had the original trade paperback of the comic and I loved the film and loved the recent TV series more. My only problem was with the film portrayal of Ozymandias - he didn’t strike me as ‘super’ enough. He was supposed to be the perfect human specimen, but just looked too skinny. However Jeremy Irons was fabulous in the series

[@mauricioyinvieira2242]

I don't think the other superheroes have a "degree of superpowers". They are definitely overpowered and far from realistic, but I always thought it was just a stylization choice as opposed to having them having superpowers as a key point of arc (just like Batman supposedly has no superpowers but can always do superhuman shit. So I have to disagree on it impacting the Dr. Manhattan overall arc of being the first "true" superhero to show up.

[@almcdonald8676]

At risk of giving What is AntiLogic ideas, has anyone tried to argue that Negan is the comedian in the future?

[@ygolonacable]

22:25 This is Captain Metropolis's display. Those are just the things HE cared about.

[@Mr.Boglin]

The Comedian is such a fantastic character..

[@BrianClarkpharmd]

This movie was so criminally underrated. I watched it so many times. I was amazed how close they kept it to the comic

[@james0309]

the guy in the red scarf at 12:00 is supposed to be truman capote

[@AlextheSuperfly]

Really good breakdown; seriously, great job getting MT on here. Just a couple of notes: a) the scene with The Comedian and Nite Owl was an anti-masks protest, not a Vietnam protest; b) Twice in this vid you read the clock face wrong. The clock during Nixon's 3rd term victory is being moved to 10 minutes to midnight, not 5. Whereas the watch face just before the big blue bomb goes off reads 5 seconds to midnight, not 10; c) As well as the possible gay thing, Ozymandias' computer file marked "boys" could also be a reference to "The Boys"; another hugely popular, deeply violent comic book story about the dark side of a world where superheroes exist.

[@ragna6410]

This movie was very weird. First time i hated it. Second time i love it till this day. Anyone?😅

[@ajlomax603]

Nope

[@malalford]

I'm with you. I loved the TV show upon first viewing though. I think it answered niggling questions

[@aceloco817]

Just watched the animated Chapter 1 of this. Never seen this movie tho.

[@themiddleman781]

It takes me 4 hours to make my 10 minute videos, so I know how long these take. Well done!!

[@NerdLifts]

Incredible movie. Very underrated. I never got the impression that the heros were super powered, just peak trained humans. Maybe some exaggeration, but nothing much more than you'd get in the average martial arts themed movie.

[@DazedN7]

I felt the same. Plus there's a big difference between being able to throw a guy around a room punching through walls and being an actual god.

[@mattyboyb523]

Great choice here to breakdown The Watchman, I love this movie. Excellent job by MT with this one. I never understood the lack of support for Snyder on this one but as the years have gone by I’ve realized that for some reason many people who don’t like Snyder’s films feel it’s necessary to go out of their way to show how and why they dislike them. This is a very tough story to put to film and he does it very well. I really like the show on HBO, wondering if they will ever follow up with a second season

[@TryingSO]

You missed that with Andy Warhol, there is also a reference to Trueman Copote socialite, American novelist and long time friend of Warhol

[@Mute_Nostril_Agony]

A fantastically complex comic book and I thought the film adaptation was surprisingly faithful. The film has a comic book feel which is entirely appropriate for an adaptation such as Watchmen or 300

[@ronanlennon1973]

Alan Moore wrote it Dave Gibbons drew, designed, lettered and had huge input to all of world building . This is not in dispute. Please acknowledge.

[@pillepolle3122]

The film stayed really really close the the source material but i HATED the decision not to include the genetically designed artificial alien squid.

[@just_zero]

For the promotional material in 2009 for the film, Metro (English newspaper) released an in universe issue of one of the Watchmen newspapers promoting the film and letting you read some of the articles

[@-0rbital-]

Great video, but one minor complaint. It's freighter (pronounced fr8er) as in the word freight plus -er; A ship that carries freight. Not frighter, as you pronounce it. Also, at 22:40, I think that's an anti-masked hero demonstration, not an anti-Vietnam demonstration (the Vietnam war being over in the story at this point) as you can see by the signs they're carrying.

[@BenChanNYC]

Thank you --- it was like nails on a chalkboard for me. It's "FRAY-ter" not "FRY-ter"

[@rouenrobinson]

Good job indeed. I know the ultimate edition is not easy to get through. BTW, I believe Freighter in Black Freighter is pronounced fraiter like crater since it has deadly freight which rhymes with date.

[@chm1730]

I'm so glad MT landed at another channel I love. And I'm so glad someone broke down the Ultimate Edition of Watchmen! Great work here.

[@littledkov]

My favourite film of all time, it’s not perfect but it’s one of the only films that get better and better with every watch

[@JiuJitsuM4]

One of my favorite movies of ALL time. Adored it. You can see some Killing Joke in it since it’s an Alan Moore adaptation. Loved it.

[@KombatGod]

I disagree with the "superpowered watchmen" critique so many people have about this movie: in the film it is still never stated that these characters are "superpowered", for what we know they are simply well trained people in peak human condition, not superhuman. You may object that their strength is indeed represented as superhuman, but to me that is just a way to represent the fights symbolically, either accentuating the brutality of some of these fights, or to represent the adrenaline of fighting again for the retired heroes. Of course it is different than the comic, but that's the thing: it's a different medium, and within the cinematic medium I think these changes make perfect sense. To me a much more problematic change is the "squid" change, because that directly impacts Ozymandias's plan: the whole point of the squid was to unify the world against a common threat and for that plan to work flawlessly it needed to be a 100% alien threat; that's why it couldn't be Dr. Manhattan, who was American! In the movie it was basically an internal terrorist attack, meaning that other nations would most likely either not care at all or consider America itself a threat! Once again I understand the change for cinematic reasons (a giant squid would have looked too cheesy in live action and/or it would have required additional costs to realize), but it could have simply been changed to an alien spaceship shooting the city like in Independence Day and it would have worked just the same with no additional special effects beside designing the ship itself. In fact the more I think about it the more I'm convinced that the ship attack is a better plan as a whole, as it truly depicts the aliens as active threats instead of just plopping a dead squid on our heads for no apparent reason.

[@kdevitt]

That was great - lots of stuff I never picked up on. Don't agree with the comedian and Ozymandias' 'superpowered' fighting skills negating the arrival of Dr Manhattan though. I never really considered them to be super powered - not that I fancy trying to punch a chunk out of a wall anytime soon - but always considered them to be just a lot better than the average brawler found in a comics universe - much like Batman.

[@heavyspoilers]

Ey glad you enjoyed it

[@Jerhevon]

I agree with this sentiment. Especially since not only are they successful heroes, but there's other elements of super tech to the world. Rorscharch's mask, and all of the later Nightowl's manufactured bat-gadgets.Even the source material plays up that The Comedian was built like a weight lifter and he must have been attacked by two guys to have his apartment thrashed and been thrown out that heavy plate glass window. Peaks of human prowess.

[@TheShaman-h8m]

New Rockstars literally let their best, most knowledgeable person they've ever had go. Now all they have are Eric's absolute dogshit theories and terrible posture. On the bright side, Paul is the best and he will make sure M.T. is taken care of like he deserves. I talk some shit sometimes but I love you both M.T. and Paul. You guys are one of the only channels I actively seek out throughout the day

[@TheCaptain616]

This is an incredible breakdown. Loved the graphic novel/comics version of this and loved the movie representation equally.

[@RepAlbertThomas]

Frighter? You mean Freighter? Fr-ate-er Also Archimedes was a greek mathematician who Disney named Merlin’s pet owl after.

[@vbmorris81]

I hope you cover the series too! Great breakdown.

[@jamestrybula3480]

Over half the video was the intro to the movie

[@josephmiller9424]

It was more like what superheros would be like , we want heros then we build them up to rip them down , or like the saying in the dark either you stay the hero until you become the villian .and its true

[@Gojeto346]

As someone who didn’t read the comic before watching the movie, I interpreted the fight scene between the Comedian and Ozymandias as just a fantastical recreation of what went down, I didn’t think of any significance between the super strength taking away from the arrival of Dr. Manhattan

[@vinegar4556]

One thing about Zandt's death, and I can't immediately recall if the film ever touched upon it, but homophobia was not the primary motivation behind her death in the comic, which claims that her murderer was a former villain whom Zandt herself had nearly killed in the past. This could be another example of the film changing elements from the original comic, or it could be that the homophobia was more of a secondary motivation.

[@kimsimonson6515]

Loved this but in the future I'd like to hear the artist's name mentioned alongside of the writer of the comic book as well, especially in the case of watchmen because Dave Gibbons' art massively inspired the visual look of the movie & is/was as important as Alan Moore's story.

[@justinx3132]

YOOOOOOOOOO ITS MT!!! So good to hear his voice again! Nice move man! Great content

[@JustthePostman]

Didn’t know MT was here as well. Love this guy and love seeing another channel show this big hat man some love.

[@fatrunner]

Great breakdown. MT is a perfect fit for the channel.

[@spleenm]

Good analysis, MT! I’m digging your Heavy Spoilers sound/feel more than those, uh, other fellahs! Keep up the good work.

[@zsyhan15]

The hell. "Just like the Comedian did with the pavement, let's just dive into it (the video)." LOL.

[@claywalker1980]

I love this movie. Thanks for the overview. Always good to hear MT

[@VaderPopsVicodin10]

A unique film that has one of my favorite ever opening credit sequences.. very memorable. Heck notice that almost half the length of this entire upload is dedicated to just that sequence.

[@Blainprime]

Watchmen is one my favorite movies ever. I was a casual fan of Alan Moore but this movie lives with me. The soundtrack, casting, mystery aspect. The few liberties they take with the story work in its favor and even if I'm on a hill with that opinion, I'll die on it

[@magicsteve5523]

What was Alan Moore’s obsession with tragic lesbian relationships? He does the same shit in V for Vendetta.

[@RayvenTheNight]

Man I just want to say dude, I love your content and this channel has quickly become one of my favorites.

[@dtrashheap]

No mention of Dr Manhattan taking the photo of Neil Armstrong. You see DM's reflection on NA's helmet as he does this

[@kadarabdullahi]

I loved this movie, I wasn't expecting such a detailed anylisis good on you !

[@Noone-mx8zu]

Regarding the Black Freighter I would say the point is not that the sea water drives him crazy but the fact that he has seen too much, gone too far in his quest to save his loved ones, reflecting all the heroes in the comic.

[@Ian_sothejokeworks]

I've never seen anything going into the symbolism of owls in superhero mythology. Athena, Greek goddess of war and wisdom, had the owl as her symbol. She was also the patron of both Hercules (or Herakles, if you will) and Odysseus, arguably the Superman and Batman of the Greek mythology. Hercules had great strength, but was only able to complete his Trials by using his mind and courage, as he was often up against problems that strength alone couldn't solve. Meanwhile, Odysseus often used cleverness and trickery, as well as occasional gadgetry, to achieve his goals (the Trojan Horse being his craft, but only after sneaking into Troy to steal the Palladium, a gift from the Gods that ensured the city could never fall.) Athena was also the God of crafts, which seems odd to pair with war, until you think of characters exactly like Batman or, in this case, Night Owl, who craft gadgets to aid them in their war on crime! Athena shared War in her portfolio with Ares. But Ares was a dumb brute. He represented the unpleasant, bloody, brutal side of war. Athena represented the aspects of warfare that drove the ancient peoples to build walls, engage in metallurgy, design siege weaponry. Today, she would be considered the Goddess of Bravery and Texhnological Innovation. I honestly hope this diatribe was in mind when Night Owl was being created, and it wasn't just "Meh, owls and bats both hunt at night. This is good enough for my ripoff... er, allegory."

[@owenmadden7577]

Dude, the girl putting the. flower in the gun is from Kent State shooting. Lots of innocent kids got shot that day.

[@davidbeveridgejr7089]

I never saw them as having super powers, only that they were unusually strong, or skilled, or experienced.

[@dperl5640]

I am pretty sure the rally that Night Owl and Comedian went to break up was an anti masked-hero rally not an anti Vietnam rally. Especially since it took place WAY after Vietnam was over (As remarked by Comedian - who was in Vietnam until the war was over, when he stated he loved being back and working on American soil again). Also as you keenly point out, Vietnam seems to have been annexed and made the 51st state so I don't think people are still protesting the war there

[@xansay]

Great Job MT

[@Stevelives13]

Amazes me that they put in these 100's of details that mostly go totally unnoticed.

[@nopewmopan]

I love that the opening fight showed that The Comedian was a skilled fighter yet was completely outmatched.

[@BenEvertz]

This dude has been an incredible additon to the team.. dam near perfect breakdown, the only reason why i say near perfect is because Zack is knows for probably more than the times listed in this vid.. great work!

[@YouTubeCritic]

Didn't expect to hear MT's voice when I clicked on this video, but now he's the reason I'm staying. A wonderful surprise indeed

[@alexanderluna5497]

HAPPY TO SEE MT HERE AWSOME MOVE💯

[@nebohtes]

The cinematic cut is perfect -- has all the cpntent needed and is paced really well. I loved the Watchmen book, and feel like I'm all alone when I say the movie was the best adaptation of a book I've ever seen.

[@bloodyneptune]

You're not alone! I remember watching the trailer, and pausing it in different places to show a friend the panels it exactly matched. And there's a _ton_ you need to watch the movie multiple times to catch, just like reading the comic

[@nebohtes]

@@bloodyneptune I also couldn't imagine any other cast -- each one became the character so well that when I read the book, they have the cinematic voices.

[@hellijah_tmb]

Great work guys ! Thank you to Heavy Spoilers letting MT cook , homie is just a vibe to watch

[@RickClark58]

I like this movie, although I wasn't expecting much because I didn't like the comic. I thought the movie was decent; much better than the recent comic movies we have been getting lately.

[@Boomken76]

as an outsider, that break down about the super powers helps my self alot to under stand why some folks didnt like it, I didnt know the source so just figured they had some lvl of extra human power like captain america, not "super" like superman but just extra human.

[@ddudley26]

Excellent video as always. Soooo many pearls in this video, I might have to watch it twice.