Watchmen - The Smartest Man "on the Cinder"

[@jakemayorquin5460]

Notice how Rorschach's voice is a little less gruff in this scene than the rest of the movie, referencing how his speech bubble in this scene in the comic isn't all jagged yet, as this takes place before the incident with the little girl

[@ChristianProtossDragoon]

He was like Deadpool.

[@flyingrancidm00nfish7]

I think Rorschach wanted to actually co-operate with Veidt here in trying to clean up the problems in the country, but since the Comedian ridiculed Veidt saying it was a publicity stunt, Rorschach's dislike for Veidt got the better of him thinking he was doing it for fame, neither Comedian or Rorschach knowing that he really did care and what extremes Veidt would go to stop the nuclear crisis. If they listened they all could have tried to work something out.

[@0megacron]

Yeah - that incident really broke him inside. He started out as a crime-fighter, but the girl's death turned him into a full-on avenging punisher.

[@medabd9148]

@@flyingrancidm00nfish7 he called veidt homosexual like he hated him since the beginning while in the origin of ozymandias he had a girlfriend which she died becasue of drugs

[@kevinblount7142]

Technically, it was more like “Possibly homosexual? Must remember to look further.”

[@vazquezb2011]

This was the moment when Adrian Veidt, Ozymandias realized he needed a different solution to world violence. The Comedian showed him what wouldn't work. It all starts in this scene.

[@CloroxBleach-qy7vy]

tru tru

[@igkgigoh]

+vazquezb2011 which led to Adrian killing Eddy, oh the irony...

[@bananian]

he wanted to stop the nuclear war.

[@iamtenzin4409]

+Ostkreutz Rox But if he'd had the Colt.....

[@igkgigoh]

IamTenzin what Colt?

[@CitizenDuarte]

Nightowl: Maybe we should agree on no drinking at meetings. Comedian: lol

[@cameronjr8]

Buddy Duarte Easy peasy, mate

[@TSPH1992]

Buddy Duarte The Comedian doesn't give a shit. And yet he was one of the smartest people (besides Dr Manhattan) in the room that roasted Ozymandias. I cried of laughter

[@rafetizer]

I think it's pretty obvious to most adults that there will always be people looking to hurt other people. I wouldn't really say that "revelation" makes the comedian smarter than the others.

[@avesatanasluciferian2398]

Rafe Tizer it doesn't. It makes him a realist.

[@JamesMichaelDoyle]

its not the revelation that makes him smarter. its the fact that he accepts and understands it. instead of blissfully pretending that theres a simple solution that just needs to be executed.

[@ProtomanButCallMeBlues]

I really enjoy this scene because it presents just how innocent Ozy was at one point. He thought just fighting crime and being a symbol for hope would make bad people go away.

[@DavidAkhter]

Yeah whats wrong with that

[@onefairyfan87]

DavidAkhter Ozy realizes, very sadly, that the Comedian is right. Humanity can’t be saved by simply running around and punching the bad guys who rob stores, there needs to be an easier way.

[@DavidAkhter]

Sherwin Anderson True but doesnt mean we give up completely and regress into blank nihilism. There always has to be some idealism to drive things forward and actions taken towards achieving it no matter how small. Thats how humanity progresses at any rate we ARE still better off than times before becuase of this slow and painful yet constant progress toward saving humanity.

[@mainstreetsaint36]

Does that mean The Comedian was the true Genesis of Ozimandias as we knew him through the movie?

[@jazz265]

Kinda. I think that's partially why he was crying in front of Moloch because he realized that his selfishness and cynicism corrupted an idealistic superhero into committing the terrorism he always believed world leaders would commit instead.

[@louche2388]

We all know the real reason Veidt killed Blake: he burned his map

[@genadymitov6176]

+No Face YES :D

[@sophiawilson8696]

LOL

[@Wattothejunkdealer]

he got triggered

[@samuelw01]

*35 minutes ago.

[@ventroxii561]

Ozy: don’t cross between a man and his god damn map

[@oscarjohnson2130]

1:50 I think one of my favorite elements of this movie is little details that show how good of friends Dan and Rorschach are despite Rorschach's difficult to deal with personality. Look at how not only is Dan the one to hold him back from attacking Eddy and Rorschach doesn't shove him away or get aggressive but when Dan takes his hand off Rorschach's shoulder he then fixes his collar for him.

[@Lymbe06]

That’s an awesome catch bro.

[@Xygenscenic]

Been a huge fan of this movie in particular (love its interpretation of the comic) for YEARS and I only JUST now noticed that. It's a really good indicator of their closeness and the mutual respect between 'em which I think is well-established to be a rough thing to earn with Rorschach. Just that TEENY gesture, man. It's all in the details. I love it.

[@superawesomeman4374]

There both different types of batman

[@Wolf10media]

Like a big bro holding back an impulsive lil bro.

[@karadan100]

Yeah his reaction when Rorsharch died was visceral. He was 100% crestfallen.

[@Asskickingness2014]

Joker: "it's all a bad joke" Comedian: "I'm listening"

[@LordProteus]

Joker: "It's all a bad joke" Comedian: "I'm listening." *immediately grabs The Joker and shoots him in the brain three times with his gun up through his jaw* Comedian: "Just kiddin', I know what joke you're talkin' about." *extinguishes his cigar on The Joker's forehead and leaves*

[@blackheartscars]

thats overkill lol

[@babypanthersjr]

Joker; "You want to know how I got these scars?" Comedian; "No."

[@HaganeNoGijutsushi]

Joker; "You want to know how I got these scars?" Comedian: "Nah, imma give you a few new ones though."

[@HKfortyseven]

Asskickingness2014 so these two guys are trying to escape from a lunatic asylum...

[@islandboy9381]

Little did Comedian know that in his speech he gave material to Adrian to come up with the greatest practical joke in history

[@jorts_master69]

I still can't get over how Ozymandias, this grandiose, elegant, high and mighty person refers to his plan as "the greatest practical joke in history" lmao

[@amitkenan3878]

Funny that just then the cynical comedian wanted to play her a hero

[@bloodpuke4146]

@@amitkenan3878The comedian deep down really did hope to be wrong about humanity, he just was an extreme pessimist.

[@romanator_907]

“Rorschach’s journal: tonight a comedian died”

[@HarryK-ld2ed]

​@@romanator_907 *October 13th, 1985*

[@Chico50445]

"It doesn't take a genius to see that the world has problems" "Yeah but it takes a room full of morons to think they're small enough for you to handle" Genius dialogue, while I like the comic better, I have to admit the word choice in those lines was better in the movie than the comic.

[@dudelebowski9746]

Wasn't it the same line of the comic?

[@naumanshaikh5989]

What a thrill

[@jemmymonroe5835]

The exact same line was said in the comic....

[@mrfivegold]

The movie tried to dilute Alan Moore’s communistic propaganda he put in his writing. According to Alan Moore Watchmen was him insulting Steve Ditko calling him a racist idiot.

[@starcrafter13terran]

please say this to trump, or any politician for that matter.

[@plainview9915]

I think This scene is not just about Ozymandias and Comedian, but about everyone in that room. This is a moment when Ozymandias realized, that he was all alone in saving the world. Let's see why: Rorschach and Nightowl were both concerned about some gang issues (small thinkers) and were not realizing that there were much bigger problems, so they were useless for Ozymandias to fulfill his plans. Silk Spectre was interested in Dr. Manhattan, while some big issues were being discussed, so she was too immature to have been involved in something serious. And finally, Ozymandias knew Dr. Manhattan did not give a shit about humanity.

[@hidan407]

Old comment but I thought that Nightowl was thinking that if they started at the lowest point ( gangs) it would evolve into things changing in a bigger scale. Yeah Spectre had no business being there and Manhattan is too far gone to care anymore

[@eliasrodriguez1419]

And comedian just doesn't care anymore

[@mcfail3450]

Also most of them were pretty much useless for his plans. He realized that super powers win fights but they can't really control or fight the big issues. Except for Dr. Manhattan. In the end Ozzy didn't use any of his own powers to fulfill his plan. He used Manhattan's powers and even then only to accomplish the same effect that human made bombs could. He could have just used bombs but he needed Manhatten as a scapegoat for the plan to work. That's why I love this movie. It's so realistic and practical.

[@Longtail626]

I think silk specter just didn’t care, this whole thing was because her mother pushed her into this life.

[@theyux1]

​@Longtail626 he knew dr. Manhattan did care, he even mentioned it.

[@AfrikaanPrincess]

2:18 'I really needed that map'

[@EmeraldCake3575]

Max Payne god damn it i waited 2 weeks for that damn map!

[@jacksypher3403]

Manhattan can fix it. Or just make another one

[@mememen8129]

probably why he killed him, that look in his eyes says it all

[@Absurdword]

I missed the part where that’s my problem.

[@spiderjerusalem4009]

@@mememen8129 that look looks like "realising" not "upset"

[@caffeinatedbuffalosauce883]

After that meeting, the comedian took his wife and his son Bruce Wayne to a show

[@kingcodester1112]

Jim joe Kelly Wow, just realised that. Nice

[@jocaomelhor]

what?

[@youreinthematrix87]

he needs lucile

[@sheepgoesmoo4281]

The Comedian isn't a Wayne...

[@shehabgamal8640]

@@sheepgoesmoo4281 same actor

[@aspromonte5179]

This scene teaches a very important lesson. It teaches that no matter how intelligent you are you always have something to learn from every single person you meet. If you watch closely in this scene Ozy isn’t mad at the comedian for what he’s said or done, he is processing and thinking. This is the beginning of the path that we eventually see conclude at the end of the watchman. It was an epiphany moment for him. Th comedian as a character was so influential to every character in the story. He called it how it was, not how they dreamed it to be.

[@meyearsago-lc8bq]

And that's strange. How the smartest guy didn't realize that there's a big looming threat over the world? After all of their involvement with government. And all of his historical research.

[@aspromonte5179]

@@meyearsago-lc8bq They explain it better in the comic, and it's really complicated. It has nothing to do with the looming threat, Ozy was blinded by optimisim and hope. He thought that poisitivity and effort could save the world. He chose to see people and humanity for what he wanted it to be, not what it is. He only came up with his end game once he accepted some of the comedians darkness and cynicism. I'm not saying I agree with the philisophical shift, if he was right, if the comedian was right, or if anyone else should agree. I'm only laying out the story beats.

[@aspromonte5179]

@@XENOS_Indie_Game_Dev I don't even know what this means relative to my comment.

[@blastermaster5039]

​@@meyearsago-lc8bq In a simple D&D or RPG terminology.... Ozymandias has high intelligence while middling wisdom. He is undeniably intelligent but is a bit less capable of seeing the whole picture. The Comedian has high wisdom but middling intelligence. He is so far the only one who is both smart enough to know the truth but also smart to make bedside fellow with the government.

[@cb-9938]

His character and Rorshach are the best in the entire movie

[@maximilian6830]

ozymandias didnt plan this meeting in the comics, an old washed up costumed hero did and comedian made him look stupid, when he burned the map everyone started leaving and the guy got sad

[@SuperBabyMario0C]

I like this better, kinda added to the whole Ozy and comedian relationship

[@maximilian6830]

SuperBabyMario0C well he didnt kill the comedian out of anger in the comic, he did because he thinks the end justifies the means, he also, I think wouldn't organize this kind of thing, in the comic when comedian did that, ozy said he remembers thinking he had a point if I remember correctly

[@SuperBabyMario0C]

Yeah I know, he was scared of the plan because it would work I know not anger I know, I have the book

[@maximilian6830]

SuperBabyMario0C I know, what I'm saying is, this scene makes us think that ozy hates the comedian

[@Jessymandias]

some of the changes in the movie I was okay with, but having Ozy run this meeting was one I really didn't like at all. Nelson's plan, especially if you read all the details about what Nelson thinks are 'crime problems' are all right-wing, sort of John Bircher stuff. A cool cat like Ozy wouldn't be running this presentation. Plus, Ozy's take away from the meeting was not the presentation itself, but seeing the map on fire while Nelson (who represents the old way of thinking) fails to put it out. It works better if Ozy is an outside observer. In my Feeling

[@fahdkingoo]

As much of a bastard the Comedian was, he honestly was the most sane out of anyone in the room when you really think about it

[@blackmanwithcomputer]

Which is tragic. It's also the kind of commentary Snyder was trying to pull off in BvS, in regards to Superman thinking that his actions to save a world as flawed as ours is futile. Too bad the movie was cluttered because WB was like "Put in Wonder Woman, oh and have Lois do stuff, oh and Dawn of Justice, oh and Doomsday too!"

[@gil_7038]

+fahdkingoo Why?i didnt get it!

[@mr.dccomics9018]

just like Wolverine

[@razorfett147]

I would definitely not say the most sane (the guy was definitely not properly hinged), but he was definitely the most grounded in reality...as this scene brilliantly displays.

[@stephaniekoufeldt9595]

the comedian was my favorite

[@leonthesleepy]

I cant believe people actually hated this movie....the Directors Cut is imo, honestly one of the best films out there.

[@EVAUnit4A]

Every time I watch this, it just gets better and better. I fuckin' _love_ the _Watchmen_ movie!

[@gredangeo]

I watched this movie for quite some time not even realizing there was hate. I wasn't aware of the peanut gallery of critics. (Mostly comic fans).

[@TheOminousFlareShow]

That's because the comic book far surpasses the film's storytelling by fully utilizing the medium of the graphic novel to add layers to the story, whether it's through the arrangement of the panels or the choice of color to convey the horror of everyone dying in a bloodbath at the end. The film, stylistically speaking, looks just like an ordinary Zack Snyder film, no more special than the next superhero film in line. THAT is why fans of the comic book hated the film, not because of some superficial comic book accuracy nonsense you people seem to think we geeks complain about.

[@MrFrostien]

Because people like light hearted happy go lucky movies fill with jokes and pop culture references

[@Legba85]

This movie; Unbreakable and the Boys share one element that super films need to embrace- superhero realism. It changes the whole view and demystifies the lore to the cold fact they're not so super. I mean, I love it and this movie is a personal favorite.

[@BootlegDubProd]

Anyone else notice Silk Spectre on Eddie's lighter case? And the little collar fix Nite Owl did on Rorschach? It's the little things that make me think how I enjoy this film.

[@MrDjambronk]

+Martin Lis it's a perfect movie, very details

[@Luckiestof13]

He had the original Silk Spectre which was cool, forgot if he found out that the second one was his daughter.

[@Frank-dq3dk]

In the comic it is implied that he knew. He tried talking to her once when she was younger and her mother stopped it by yelling at him. When Silk Spectre was driving away, the second Spectre looked back and saw the Comedian staring at the car driving away while looking sad.

[@SOSO_CREPITUS]

Stix N' Stones I’ll be your Night Owl Night Owl

[@DavidLopez-yt2yp]

@@Luckiestof13 he knew, he was trying to reconnect with her and make amends to her mother as well

[@deathjudge2006]

"Maybe we should agree on no drinking at meetings?" "Haha!" *Drinks*

[@abramsullivan7764]

Hehehe

[@videojammonkey]

It is actually a very sad thing to be the comedian because excluding Dr. Manhattan, no one understands the world as perfectly as he does and so hes actually a really lonely guy. Dr. Manhattan understands but is hardly bothered.

[@Ritzzngiggles]

why are you talking in the third person comedian

[@Firespectrum122]

There is an idea of an Edward Blake, some kind of abstraction, but there is no real Comedian, only an entity; and although he can mask his scarred gaze, and he can crack a grim joke and maybe you can even smell that your taste in cigars are probably comparable: he simply is not there.

[@zanytobbs]

+Patrick Bateman Don't you have video tapes to return?

[@rafetizer]

I don't know if I'd qualify the idea that "people will always want to fight with one another" as being a perfect understanding of the world. I think it was more that Comedian gave it no more thought than that, and was amused that the rest of the team thought they could change anything. Maybe he wouldn't have been as lonely if he wasn't such a villainous asshole.

[@javiervalenzuela8284]

Rafe Tizer the problem there as in the real world is the self preservation mechanisms of systems currently in place who are at the root of the problem to begin with. Can humanity be without wars and fighting? Probably, but we would have to redefine what it is to be human and reexamine many of our old beliefs. Two of the main ones in my opinion are the john lock-esque view of ownership along with our lack of understanding of what identity is and how to build a healthy identity. If these two things were reexamined deeply and in an unbiased manner, then the findings taught early on in children, it's possible we could move away from tribalism one day. However simply compounding things on top of what we "know"about these abstract subjects we likely won't.

[@augustwinterman6952]

This, from a comment on another video: "Veidt's surprise at Blake's ''change of heart'' is much more significant than it sounds from Veidt's perspective. That's not just a throwaway passing comment. The Comedian sent Ozymandias down this path by blowing up & destroying Veidt's worldview and his naïve assumptions when talking about how nothing matters and everything is pointless because at some point the nukes will start flying. It's kinda like a pupil feeling betrayed by the followings of a deeply cynical and nihilistic master only to find out that he is a fraud and too weak to follow through with those principles to the end. I bet that there was some part of Veidt that even believed Blake would scorn and laugh at Veidt's plans for trying to trick people into peace as Blake sees human nature as unchangeable and doomed no matter what happens which would tie into the Comedian's nihilistic worldview. Instead, Veidt is seemingly shocked to find out that Blake is actually horrified by his plan."

[@finalfantasyadventchildren2195]

"once you realize what a joke everything is being the comedian is the only thing that makes sense"

[@lmeza1983]

"I used to think my life was a trajedy now I realize it's a comedy"

[@spiderjerusalem4009]

if there were earth 3 of watchmen universe, the comedian's counterpart would be *the politician*

[@bud389]

"BUT DOC, I AM POGLIACHI!"

[@letyvasquez2025]

bud389 I concur. I’ll change the prescription for practicing in front of a mirror in character. Drink plenty of water.

[@zacharyjochumsen9677]

​@@spiderjerusalem4009 and comedian probably would ob nennles of evil bastars in erth 3

[@YTNFSCC]

It's sad how fucking right he is.

[@darthrevan6]

+YTNFSS except he wasn't...

[@darthrevan6]

maccajoe Ozzy saved humanity from a potential nuclear apocalypse.

[@darthrevan6]

***** we're talking about the movie...

[@darthrevan6]

***** I was talking about the movie. I assumed you were talking about the movie. Because, you know, this is a comment section on a Watchmen MOVIE video.

[@darthrevan6]

***** So you went on a book tangent for no reason. Ok cool. Nevermind then.

[@ParagonRex]

Man!!,, Jeffery Dean Morgan nailed this character. One part bad ass, one part psycho and all American. Rest in peace Comedian

[@VEIDT666]

Does not rest in peace.

[@maylabrown4584]

@Master E The Comedian is canonically dead though

[@whoareyou6854]

That’s probably why he made a good negan he probably took inspiration from the comedian.

[@kenetickups6146]

Rest in piss human garbage well written charecter but idk why anyone respects him in or out of universe

[@BreydanArchibald]

​@@whoareyou6854no he didn't. you know that the walking dead is based off a comic right?

[@ikkenoe6756]

1:00 I love how dan calms down rorschach (best crime fighting team ever)

[@ikkenoe6756]

1:48

[@sonpanchan]

Yeah around 1:49 it looks like he quickly fixes Rorschac's lapel too.

[@ikkenoe6756]

+sonpanchan partners in crime

[@th3rasave]

Although, Batman and Robin have a similar team synergy thing-ma-gig ya put it in the oven until it's golden brown (what even is this comment?)

[@AimForTheBushes908]

This is how wollverine and cyclops should have been.

[@obsidaisy7776]

This movie had the best characters of all time...

[@augustoalvarez6766]

Comic*

[@mathewsimeon4054]

Absolutely!

[@PlayGlow]

LMFAO

[@crabbieappleton]

Really? Name one.

[@mathewsimeon4054]

@@crabbieappleton Rorschach.

[@Mentis-de]

2:05 He loved Silk Spectre so much that he even cares a lightner with her image

[@orlandofurioso7329]

Great eye

[@rommelthedesertfox3089]

Silk spectre didn’t love him

[@heristyono4755]

From the script ; Adrian staring at the flames flickering across his face. He seems more thoughtful than upset. It all starts here.

[@dutchvanderlinde6076]

Eh shit

[@El_Tovis_237]

Si.

[@ytv122]

I love Watchmen for how diverse and different each of its characters are, despite all being "heroes". Rorschach - Strictly set in his moral code, does not compromise Dr. Manhattan - Has the power to save the world, but is detached from humanity Comedian - Sees the flaw in humanity and just says "fuck it" Nite Owl - Wanted to be a hero but saw little point and gave up Silk Spectre - Never wanted to be a hero in the first place Ozymandias - Commits a "controversial" mass-murder to save the world

[@johnroscoe2406]

weird how you put "controversial" in quotes. Was it not controversial? Yes I know it's been 9 years.

[@godemperormeow8591]

Silk Spectre just wanted to fuck sexy men.

[@TFSCorp]

@@johnroscoe2406 im guessing he's leaning towards that "controversial" is a small term to describe that sort of action

[@simphiwezulu2841]

I would say Ozymandias got them to participate without their approval using each one's character save the would.

[@kolbytriplett4644]

That’s what so good about the story imo. Alan Moore deconstructs the tropes of what the general American psyche believes about superheroes. The Watchmen are not flawless, they aren’t gods among men, but they do have an edge over traditional superheroes and are more interesting because they’re not. They are very flawed humans.

[@proudkiwi7641]

When I watched Watchmen for the first time I have to admit, I did not like it. It just wasnt the movie i expected, and the ending wasnt what i expected. I guess I expected an epic heros movie, with flashy Snyder fight scenes with perfect squeeky clean super heroes and a happy ending. But what we got was A LOOOOOT more..... I watched it a 2nd and 3rd time and it was then that i realized that this movie had strong emotion, FUCKING GREAT SCENES, strong performances, amazing dialogue especially Dr. Manhattan, and a very clever ending. This movie is one of my favorite Movies of all time and probably my favorite super hero movie of all time. Its better than what most people originally thought.

[@thesamuraispirit7686]

The graphic novel itself is a masterpiece btw

[@Gucci-fo6vv]

This movie sucks balls lol

[@tintzaw9915]

Gucci1993 If you like Marvel, I can understand why.

[@Gucci-fo6vv]

@@tintzaw9915 this movie sucks balls lol

[@steveb6718]

thanks for joining us in the light... this is one of the best comic films ever by far.... most marvel films are bullshit

[@RsBanez]

Definitely a perfect Negan.

[@krt280]

Lmao

[@spiderjerusalem4009]

yeah, he could also be RDJ's older brother

[@kibakim]

imagine young comedian vs that ozymandias

[@Hanson032]

I wish he just put this character straight to TWD for the portrayal of Negan. The one he uses for TWD just doesn't work as well.

[@HM-yb7hv]

@@Hanson032 imo the twd one is better

[@swite989]

Not surprised Ozzy killed Comedian - guy burned his project work. Even "smartest man on the Cinder" spent over a couple of hours getting information, then a map, then buying those dots, then preparing a presentation and so on. I would have dropped him myself. I remember fighting a kid who broke my sand castle when I went swimming. Don't fuck with another man's work >=/

[@shumishu6019]

swite989 the fact that you actually picked a fight with a kid because he destroyed your sand castle makes me laugh "AYE LITTLE BITCH, DO YOU DESTROY MY SAND CASTLE?" And the fact is the both of you were kids. Even more hilarious.

[@HaganeNoGijutsushi]

Man, Ozzy can hold a grudge. Comedian: *burns his map* Years pass Ozymandias: "You think I forgot? Think again bitch" and right out of the window.

[@dorkmax7073]

@@shumishu6019 Well, aren't you just an annoying shit

[@Lemuel928]

That’s a clue to a question?

[@J-C_]

This comment was gold... I approve! All felled sand castles must be avenged!

[@olimurray4058]

This is probably the most powerful scene in Watchmen for me. The message about what matters.

[@mr.o8539]

but ozymandias did change the world, he is amazing.

[@reginaldnagamos796]

perspective is what seperates us.. but I think Ozy just went too far for peace

[@olimurray4058]

Bad Company I don't think you understand this story or it's characters. Why would Dr Manhatten want to save the world? He is a God, he can't relate to human problems, because he is all powerful and human problems never end. Why would he care? That's what this is about.

[@mr.o8539]

***** Nothing mattered to Manhatten, he was no longer human. Just as you would not care what happens to an anthill, he did not really care for humans, only multiply that feeling by a thousand. Humans were insignificant to him, that was what the whole mars sequence is all about. read the story and try to understand what the writer is trying to say.

[@reginaldnagamos796]

***** LOL that's kid talk... characters are characters this movie is dark afterall.. this is not Justice League with a hero on top of villains ending... this is reality of how to fix people

[@Xelpherpolis]

Turns out Ozymandias killed Comedian because he was REALLY pissed that he burned his map. Do you know how long it took Adrian to put that presentation together? Like TWO HOURS, man!

[@spiderjerusalem4009]

No, he wasn't pissed at all about the map being burned because the comedian was right, nothing he did mattered. Ozy killed comedian because comedian knew what ozy was doing in karnak which probably means comedian knew his plan

[@Xelpherpolis]

@@spiderjerusalem4009 I know. I was making a joke.

[@josiahgonzalez942]

@@spiderjerusalem4009 lol moron actually took his comment seriously. Ots a joke dummy we know why ozy killed Blake

[@smallmoon4340]

@@spiderjerusalem4009 brooo

[@MrEyebrowsRaising]

I know it has been 4 years since you commented that, but was that a Scott Pilgrim vs the world reference?

[@GhANeC]

Ozy before this meeting: "I know what to do, I'm just not sure if I want to, or where to start". Ozi at the end of this meeting: "I know where to start".

[@burnit_0193]

Comedian was the only person in this room who understood how this world works.

[@doicaretho6851]

Dr. Manhattan, too. But he didn't give a fuck.

[@DkSchadow]

Rorschach had a pretty good grip on things as well.

[@sleepinggiant4145]

Does he? Mankind has had the Power to obliterate itself for close to a Century with the Nuclear Stockpiles of America and Russia But they Haven't done it yet have they?

[@Somerled_Pox]

@@sleepinggiant4145 You're right, they haven't used nuclear weapons. But the world itself sure is burning anyway.

[@Vapor817]

@@sleepinggiant4145 our world also didn't have a dr manhattan to heighten tensions

[@YungM.D.]

0:21 this isn’t in the theatrical cut but it’s a nice moment showing that Laurie and Dan always had a little spark, but Dr Manhattan just happened to steal the limelight

[@Tulipstarful]

Night Owl's passive-aggressiveness at 0:57 always makes me chuckle. :p

[@waaagh3203]

Ozzy had to wait until the Comedian was old to beat him in a fight. When the Comedian was younger, he beat the shit out of Ozzy.

[@balakumarparajasingham5971]

+The Abominable Snowman Was it true that the Comedian used to beat Ozymandius in many fights

[@CloroxBleach-qy7vy]

+Pararajasingham Balakumar he sucker punched ozy and embarrassed the shit out of him in their first first. so ozy made that personal I guess

[@silenceismymaster]

A young comedian was a fuckin beast. In his prime he could take anyone(in the watchmen universe) human. Ozy couldn't takr him til he was like 67 xD

[@nolsee1176]

+The Abominable Snowman Ozymandias was technically the superior fighter in terms of physical stats, while the Comedian had no formal training. But he was worldly and more unpredictable and experienced, and he was able to best Adrian in their first hand to hand fight. Adrian couldn't understand why he lost, and although he pretended to get over it, it haunted him for years.

[@jorgedontola092]

+Nol See Where the hell this happened? Before Watchmen?

[@knightsonofjack]

I always expect Ozymandias to say, "For a comedian, you're not actually funny."

[@rudolftrost3534]

Best scene in the greatest superhero flick ever...

[@Indego84]

Rudolf Trost Meh, the book was better.

[@aamiller90]

Indego84 They can adapt movie versions, but the book always tops

[@rudolftrost3534]

Brian Wolfman Dude, please, I know the graphic novel by heart and own several copies of it (that how much of a nerd I am), but what I meant is that THIS scene is the BEST SCENE IN THE GREATEST SUPERHERO FLICK EVER...

[@frishf639]

I know, I love this movie still. But what i don't get is why do marvel get so much views when it's norhing but a pissing contest?

[@Penisona]

Marvel get many views cause they have more advertising and jokes in their movies. I haven't seen a lot kids and girls watch Marvel movies because it's famous, they were like talking all the time and didn't even care about the movie, the only thing they care is the jokes and Thor, Capt.. because they are handsome and have nice body.

[@ghiaccio1384]

A lot of people missed that this movie is about character journey and review. Every single main character that shows on screen has even better characteristic and backstory and that's what makes it good

[@garciamckenis8135]

You know it's crazy that in this scene you can see the precise moment when ozimandiouse realizes that the comedian was right you can literally see the wheels turn in his head by the expression on his face like wait did the most mentally unstable of us really just see the big picture when none of us could not even me.

[@profileN7]

in my opinion (just my opinion so don't bother hating), Watchmen is better than Avengers 1 & 2 combine. Heck, I believe its the best superhero movie ever created so far.

[@F44B3]

Allinmind HEY!! I'M A MARVEL FAN AND I AM NOW HATING ON YOUR OPINION!! I jest XD

[@profileN7]

F44B3 im more of a fan of Marvel too than DC, however Watchmen is beyond Marvel and its publisher (DC). Watchmen has its own island,

[@profileN7]

F44B3 its isolated from any other comics. It has its own universe and unique story. Its not like Justice League or Batman where they are constantly being remake.

[@F44B3]

Allinmind I know, I was just kidding bro XD

[@Shanethefilmmaker]

Allinmind Ya if you want to know how not to be a Superhero. Adrian is willing to sacrifice millions of lives to save the world, Daniel believes he feels inadequate without his suit, Rorschach doesn't believe in grey areas even in the face of danger, Comedian's done more harm than good even if he does have a point in everything he says. Dr. Manhattan is losing is humanity and Silk Spectre 2 is suffering from Stage Mom and Child problems, with her as the child. This entire movie and comic, no matter how high praised and high regarded it is, was literally meant to put an end to the Superhero franchise, much like how Scream was meant to put an end to the Slasher franchise.

[@kinglegault]

he really was the smartest character in the movie honestly he stole ever scene its why roschache and him only shared one scene together too much for one movie to handle

[@Jojo-kv6iv]

"the smartest character in the movie"???? His logic: The world has problems. We cannot solve all of them perfectly. Therefore its futile to do anything at all....... Does not exactly signify high intelligence. He was literally the dumbest character in the movie.

[@user-tu2dh5ro7i]

@@Jojo-kv6iv Kek. Never got too far deep into philosophy have you?

[@Jojo-kv6iv]

@@user-tu2dh5ro7i Apparantly quite a bit more than you.

[@TheSlimmshadyy]

He is just a pessimist and nihilist, also depressed.

[@Despair505]

Yeah, the smartest character... If you're some nihilistic edgy teen

[@rudyg323]

This movie is so deep. And I Like how once the comedian is dead everybody thinks of he said to each of them. He really impacted all of them.

[@elloowu6293]

I forgot did rorschach have a memory of him?

[@KillerGrim47]

@@elloowu6293 nope but rorschach did respect him he views the comedian as a “a true american hero” basically and he says what comedian did to ms jupiter was just a “moral lapse” or somethin like that

[@MrBurgundy76]

Snyders best movie by far. So fucking great.

[@Robin-ew8nz]

Mos was also great too

[@sidvyas9810]

Laughs in Zack Snyder's Justice League 😎❤️👍

[@Willverinerage]

The question is....do you want your hero to be a nice person....or a good protector?....

[@Willverinerage]

***** You can only have one dear......

[@mathewfinch]

***** Superman is fictional. We can give fictional characters all the ideal characteristics we want.

[@ThingsStuffington]

I'd rather not have a hero.

[@th3rasave]

ThingsStuffington then why are you watching a movie about superheroes?

[@redwolf19k45]

Willverinerage Comedian is neither tbh. He is a hero in name only,but that's part of what makes him such a complex character

[@Yagizino]

Thanks comedian for spoilering the ending for us

[@dpraldy3235]

In the graphic novel, the map was burnt when the moderator was Mr. Metropolis not Ozymandias

[@Night5225]

Aldyfa Naufal I think that's where this scene fails in comparison to the GN. Having Captain Metropolis take the direct hostility from the Comedian, it makes Ozzy being the antagonist less obvious. I mean you can still see it coming from a mile away given how he's portrayed, but still.

[@dpraldy3235]

Well that is true, but there's also a lot difference between the GN and the movie. But still, Watchmen is a perfect movie

[@spiderjerusalem4009]

@@dpraldy3235 ya harus begitu, masa setiap scene harus sama seperti di GN?

[@The_Haruspex]

Video uploaded 14 years ago, nice crisp 240p. I feel like I momentarily went into a time machine back to my teenage years.

[@DeMoraJS]

1:11 I never noticed before how the Comedian is looking at Rorschach here. Maybe the Comedian respects some of Rorschach's motives? Even if he sees him a little bit naive.

[@igkgigoh]

1:00 That's exactly my reaction to the phrase "You can have fun without alcohol"

[@unowen7591]

+Ostkreutz Rox My reaction to someone who tells a joke they think is funny but it's really not.

[@SMMyers]

+unowen7591 wah, u got to B so Rude

[@th3rasave]

Michael Myers look who's talkin' mikey! Got those blood stains off your shirt yet? ...plz don't kill me...

[@foxeh123]

Damn, ironman was mean as fuck back then.

[@Tribrachidiumheraldicum]

+foxeh123 Iron Man?

[@criticalbill2090]

+TheKilldozer38 I think what he means is the actor who plays The Comedian looks like Robert Downey Jr

[@Tribrachidiumheraldicum]

Bill Proud Not really. I think he literally mistook him for RDJ.

[@criticalbill2090]

TheKilldozer38 Dude, he was joking. It`s called a sense of humour

[@classactionsteve]

+foxeh123 damn i was just gonna say. holy shit it's fat RDJ

[@Ambar42]

I wonder why they didn't use Captain Metropolis here. He led the speech in the novel. The Minutemen are actually important for the story, I'd say.

[@danielr-1379]

I you say so

[@Whaddayamean13]

That's the one thing I disagree with Snyder about for this movie. The Minutemen serve an important role in representing the "golden age" of superheroes. They were like celebrities, movie stars. Cap'n Metropolis comes off as naive, over the hill, and unfit for this new superhero world of Atom Bombs, Dr. Manhattan, and gruesome violence. I think he should've been used here.

[@fabianmartinez8581]

That map looked like it took some time to be made, no wonder Ozy was pissed. .

[@BigMac8000]

Probably thousands of man hours, some of which were likely Ozy's personal time and expertise. It might look like a humble map, but whatever data he had on it would've been painstakingly vetted, coordinated, and simplified to one... perfect... map. The real kick in the teeth though was that he was right. They could fix the crime in the U.S., but not the war in the world. The watchmen wouldn't be enough. Ozy was wrong, or at least only partially right, but the reason he killed the Comedian first was because he could see it. The Comedian was the first person who'd get the joke. Sure, he beat Veidt once in a fight, sure he burned his map, sure he was crass and maybe, just maybe, the Comedian could've been the one to lead the whole group... But the worst was that he was right, and he outsmarted Veidt, despite probably never having read a book in his life. Just the newspaper. Laughing. Ozymandias's namesake comes from the poem which ends, "Look on my works, ye Mighty, and despair!'" Veidt might've even have had the same conclusion the Comedian did. That they wouldn't be enough. Or worse and more likely - he truly believed he could make something that'd outstrip time. But the Comedian took the punchline and didn't doubt it for a minute. It's funny, because the original watchmen were called the minutemen - always buying minutes from inevitable destruction, never stopping it altogether. It's why the Comedian thought it was a joke.

[@spiderjerusalem4009]

Yes, but ozy wasn't pissed, he realised comedian was right, and the reason he killed comedian wasn't because comedian burned his map.

[@Th3ba1r0n]

This movie will never get old for me. As a fan who discovered this in college, I can't put it down after reading it again and again. x3 The movie only hyped up my love of this story.

[@nekronprime26]

"I told you you wouldn't be the only one dressed up."

[@mobisnest3205]

1:03 "She wants the blue diddley" - Ned Flanders

[@YouTodayKing]

Couldn't Dr. Manhattan simply transform all the nukes into flowers? He controls matter and time.

[@heymeng4667]

"Even Dr. Manhattan can't be everywhere at once"-Adrian Veidt There simply are too many nukes. Nuclear stockpiles for each of the two superpowers during the Cold War numbered in the thousands. That's why Adrian says that even if he stops 98% of them, the 2% that slips through can still wipe out the planet. Also, Dr. Manhattan was working for the U.S government as one of two officially licensed "masks", the other one being The Comedian. This means that he was in Nixon's pocket before he exiled himself to Mars and any action done by Manhattan could've sparked a third World War. On top of that, he was becoming increasingly detached and apathetic towards humanity anyways. That's why he couldn't just turn them to flowers. About his control of time, he can see his own past, present, and future. He can't see humanity's future as a whole if he is not involved somehow. Not only that, he has a very linear perspective of time itself. Everything in the timestream has to fit a pattern in a certain order: like a pocket watch. He doesn't take into consideration any variables that might change the outcome along the timeline. Since he wants to prevent any unraveling in time that might change the order of things, he decides to observe and not interfere in it. This could be considered a weakness and one that Veidt exploited successfully. In sum: I don't think there is a plot hole.

[@FlyingGospel]

"Even Dr. Manhattan can't be everywhere at once" -Adrian Veidt It was said in the movie that even if Dr. Manhattan could stop 99%, since the russians have enough bombs to blow up the planet a thousand times, would be enough to wipe out all life on earth.

[@YouTodayKing]

Yan Leduc-Chun Not at once, but he can go to where the Russians are, undetected, and get rid of the nukes. He could do it eventually.

[@heymeng4667]

In terms of "could", well yes. You are right. Dr. Manhattan is all powerful. There is really nothing he can't do. But (and this is a big BUT), Dr. Manhattan is limited by his own perspective of time and the intrinsic composition of the very fabrics that make up "existence". His linear view of time is intertwined with his determinism brought about by his ability to see past, present and future. This is something that Veidt knew and exploited, outsmarting the most powerful entity in the universe. Dr. Manhattan can do anything, but if that something is not part of the future that he sees, he won't risk altering the timeline. Like I said, he sees everything as parts of a whole: similar to the mechanisms of a pocket watch. Because of his "blindness" throughout the story (thanks to Veidt's tachyon generating), he could see, for example, that someone was going to die in the snow, but not that it was Rorschach. The Tachyons led him to believe that nuclear annihilation was inevitable and unpreventable because it was part of the Earth's future. He could do something, but he wouldn't. Two quotes of Manhattan's that really encapsulates his view are these: "We're all puppets, Laurie. I'm just a puppet who can see the strings." "Everything is preordained. Even my responses."

[@ninjawaffles8181]

because frankly, dr. manhattan stopped caring. remember the scene where the comedian shot the pregnant woman? dr. Manhattan could have easily saved her, but he did nothing to stop it. the comedian told him it was because he was losing his humanity, and could care less if the world turns to dust as he had lost faith in people

[@Robbinson98]

0:30 did Jon make a joke??? Tbf, this is before he was near completely devoid of humanity

[@evm6177]

Before 'Boys' series we had 'Watchmen'. 😎 and even before RDJ we had that Super Charismatic guy playing the Comedian!

[@DiddyKongsLeftFoot]

RDJ’s iron man released in 2008, this was released in 2009

[@alexpowers5117]

It’s always good to have a comedian in the group who can set the mood

[@calebray4168]

One of my favorite movies, came out when I was 19….damn, what a simpler time that was.

[@xavierramirez1911]

When Negan was a superhero

[@YoDogJC-1]

More like antihero

[@MrLocazo212]

YoDog JC more like a son of a bitch

[@AndreasOfPatrae]

YoDog JC more like an anti-villain

[@Nutterbutter123]

Nite Owl: Maybe we should agree on no drinking while in meetings Comedian: Lol

[@DEMKOFILMPRODUCTIONS]

Plot twist: the comedian survived the fall and woke up into the zombie apocalypse and then killed Glenn and abraham while going by the name of negan.

[@onemoremisfit]

Nobody: Will it fit in my Honda? Hold my beer Am I a joke to you? Asking for a friend Everybody gangsta End this man’s whole career He protecc, he attacc … Sexual/genitalia innuendo Scatological/potty joke Question of quantity answered yes Plot twist Left/entered the chat Gaming reference Dislikes are from I’m a simple man Not gonna lie Last time I was this early Legend has it That’ll buff right out Fun fact (X) be like (X) intensifies (X) wants to know your location YT algorithm counting down years Who’s watching in current year? So you've chosen death? Punch line below read more

[@theoriginalmrjguill3803]

Negan is going to kick ass in the Walking Dead! Looks awesome here as The Comedian :-D

[@aaronstately]

This is the point where the comedian was smarter than anyone realized, because he was Ozzys muse for the eventual idea for his programme.

[@kongab2025]

I love how Dan instinctively holds roarschack back because he knows him so well and knows how passionate roarschack can get to the point of lashing out violently, though he's never shown aggression in to his comrades in the movie, you can tell he and the comedian do not get along and roarschack is not the most temperate of the group and the comedian being antagonistic and a trouble maker to his own allies, it's a cool little detail

[@ArachKing]

They didn't get along then bc Rorschach still had some optimistic idealism about him(despite his already grimdark motif); that changed as a result of the Blair Roche case.

[@Nachtmare-br6wd]

"I nooticed sumthing 🤓" ahh comment

[@yagopacheco2855]

Justice will come to us no matter what we do could not be more true

[@olderloverxx]

Watching this to get a taste of Negan? He got the look and the attitude!

[@monkeyddeano5887]

I actually am, and you're right, an excellent casting.

[@jasonvorhees8056]

😨😨 he's playing Negan?? YESSSS

[@NoJoshinJoshy]

dude but Glenn.. is he gonna go out the same way in the show as the comic.. I dont think fans will be welcoming of that.

[@frankartanis1290]

+NoJoshinJoshy I guess it'd be less violent, but Glenn is so dead. Even consider that they killed Andrea, I still think they will stay faithful to the comic with Glenn, since I heard Maggie will rule hilltop.

[@JS-ow1pt]

+olderloverxx Morgan's gonna die

[@TheOnlyBiodude]

This video really encapsulated the moment Ozy became Heisenburg

[@sheffking]

The comedian knows what the smartest man in the universe and a Demi god haven't worked out...........legend

[@tentringer4065]

Nihilism isn't much of an achievement; every teenage does it.

[@captainyossarian388]

Agreed, TR. I certainly wouldn't listen to the Comedian, someone who actually WANTS it to happen and has been encouraging it with his own reckless behavior. It certainly doesn't take an expert to be a cynic.

[@tentringer4065]

@Sąlomón Cąstillo it comes to them naturally.

[@larryglenn6276]

I want Jeffery dean morgan to play LOBO

[@Howyaduing]

+Casper Jean Rimbaud that's not Lobo that was just a nod to the character Lobo in the comics is an Alien Bounty Hunter from outer space

[@Phantom8941]

+Casper Jean Rimbaud The trucker's name was Ludlow, not Lobo.

[@prof-eon]

He'll play flashpoint batman

[@andrechris6518]

THANK YOU.

[@greghohenberger3185]

Yesss

[@rickkcir2]

Rorsharch and the Comedian were the only ones that knew that they couldn’t do much to stop humanity from killing itself.

[@thesamuraispirit7686]

And both were insane lol

[@angelofiron4366]

@@thesamuraispirit7686I remember when I was 13 me and my friends dressed up like Watchmen and became neighborhood protectors. Good ol times... accept some people called us insane but we got over it. :^) Justice matters!

[@andrewkind2820]

You think veidt would be flashing back to when he killed the guy

[@MRVI-qp6on]

the best ever made superhero movie. i wish the mcu would have this intensity.

[@eamonndeane587]

I'd argue that MCU Netflix shows (specifically Jessica Jones and Daredevil) came close .

[@INSANEWitG18S]

rekt

[@jordanpeterson9002]

@@eamonndeane587 what a joke

[@rhinuu045]

@@jordanpeterson9002why

[@KonEl-BlackZero]

01:45 "Justice is coming to all of us" You can see the pain in the Comedian, he knows he is going to be punished by his sins

[@crazyjamie7106]

1:40 i agree with rorschach

[@schuylervaillancourt5499]

The one thing about Rorschach that Batman would approve of. :)

[@scottmatheson3346]

I wonder how you felt, then, about the twist where rorshach acknowledges to his psychiatrist that there is no such thing as objective morality and that once he was reborn he made his own moral code ...

[@Gist432]

Lets make one thing clear. Jeffrey Dean Morgan does not look like Robert Downey Jr. Not even a little.. he is known though, to look like Javier Bardem.

[@DNephilim]

sorry but he does look like downey Jr. a lot

[@losgryfog]

Gist432 for the longest time, I was ABSOLUTELY CONVINCED Jeff and Jav were the same person lol ...that never happened with Rob...

[@Gist432]

losgryfog Jav....?

[@losgryfog]

...ier?

[@Gist432]

losgryfog I had a bitch of a hangover, a little slow there. Anyways, yeah, I actually thought they were the same at one point.

[@chatterheadstudios6260]

This scene sets up the entire movie. From start to finish. Its brilliant.

[@gertrudemcfuzz74]

The Comedian SHUT...THAT...SHIT...DOWN!!! NO EXCEPTIONS!!!

[@mglover145]

First one's free.....

[@sonpanchan]

Rorschach's voice sounds so different, I guess because this is before he went to the deep end.

[@draconusfrigidus]

That's exactly it. In the comic this is the only scene where his dialogue is drawn in normal speech bubbles (he's usually shown speaking in warped squiggles) to demonstrate he still has some degree of a stable mentality. It's also worth noting he's wearing his costume differently, with the coat open and the scarf untucked, another sign that at this point he was only 'pretending to be Rorschach' as opposed to when he snapped and 'became Rorschach'.

[@razorfett147]

He's also supposed to be younger here

[@Nemenis]

When does this scene take place tho? In this scene comedian looks young. But in the end he looks wrinkly old and got his ass whooped by ozzy when In this scene comedian is younger and ozy is scared

[@jeremieherard2166]

2:19 THIS eye means "THOU Sir, art one dead man"

[@geoffjanes2088]

Wasn't Captain Metropolis in charge of this meeting in the book? I'd understand leaving him out for the movie just because its one less minor character to remember, but he was there right? or am I insane?

[@B1GMAC510]

he was, but that doesn't mean you're not insane

[@SuperKaBlooey]

Captain Metropolis headed the meeting up in the book.

[@jamesevans1897]

Ben Dobias Personally the scene had a little more weight (Comic and motion comic) when Captain Metropolis was leading the idea.

[@AmericanPsychonautV]

+Geoff Janes Dhe $ymbol-literate hazer, “Pro” Zak Šnajder stripped WΔČMƐN of all its subversive venom, spinning it instead into brain-$teering only thinly veiled as cheap entertainment.

[@cosplayfunhouse7730]

I feel when Ozymandis said the right leadership. He meant the Comedian should lead them because he was the only one who truly knew how the world worked.

[@fullofwhiskey4911]

Jeffery Dean Morgen kills it in any scene, seriously the man was born to play 'the' anti-hero.

[@patrickbateman3944]

The script was so airtight in this scene, every line delivered with such finesse. Perfection.

[@GigaChadh976]

That credit goes to the comic. Every moment was pulled from the comic, and the films translation lost any of the meaning.

[@JaegerSupreme]

Just started reading Watchmen.. This meeting was suppose to be lead by Captain Metropolis. But this version of the meeting is great too. Lol in the comic Captain Metropolis sad face after Comedian left the meeting. Also the part when the reporter interview him about Dr Manhattan

[@acour43]

Does that really say "black unrest" on the map (on Mississippi)?

[@artemisarrow179]

+acour43 lol

[@Gist432]

It does :)

[@urdnotstark8270]

chopperbubba a very depressing truth

[@James-th2oo]

Where did you get a good enough view to see it????

[@MrBobthened]

the movie is set in the 80s

[@DiddyKongsLeftFoot]

for those who don’t know, eddie/the comedian was played by the same guy who played negan in the walking dead

[@robquin1525]

Jeffrey Dean Morgan

[@DiddyKongsLeftFoot]

@@robquin1525yep, thanks

[@GenScinmore]

You know for someone called the smartest man alive, he can never tell when the Comedian is right.

[@johnroscoe2406]

I'm pretty sure the pensive look when Comedian walks out implies he knew the Comedian was right.

[@tepeaten781]

"Maybe we should agree on no drinking rule.". The comedian: literally pick up a bottle or whatever it called and start drinking.

[@sethleoric2598]

Im gonna be honest,i genuinely like this change from the comic.

[@leo11lim]

I hate Nelson now

[@juanherrera2859]

The moment the smartest man in the world is confronted with the smartest words he's ever heard from a cynical alcoholic. Humbling in the worst way.

[@elementoon11]

I really like the little detail at 1:40 where Rorschach’s mask pattern changes into a skull for a brief moment.

[@rubenaerts7284]

Wow, Laurie really had a thing for the alpha man. Even if he's the blue version of rain man.

[@AndreiBYhappy]

+Ruben Aerts the alpha man looked creepy

[@VincentKaiser]

"We can save the World" *showing USA map*

[@henrymccoy2306]

The discussion was about nuclear missiles I believe so it was entirely relevant.

[@Jin-di9zv]

Americans pretty much. The world is apparently only their continent and nothing else.

[@novemberalpha6023]

@@RosesAmbience very accurately said

[@jdbutler]

Adrian was the smartest man in the world, had traveled the world, and ultimately fooled everyone in the world. And yet these comments are “lol dumb Americans think US is the whole world.”

[@scottmatheson3346]

@@jdbutler he ultimately fooled everyone in the world? You don't know that. The comic ending at least rejects the unambiguous win for ozy you are suggesting.

[@chefbenardee1408]

The comdian is the smartest guy in this movie... everything he says is spot on truth

[@eternalblessing4984]

This specific scene feels like it was done better than the graphic novel and that's saying A LOT.