Watchmen: Doctor Manhattan vs. Ozymandias
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- Ozymandias (Matthew Goode) attempts to kill Doctor Manhattan (Billy Crudup) by electrocuting him and Bubastis at the same time. The operation failed and Doctor Manhattan comes back to scold him telling him that he’s disappointed in him.
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Ozymandias is the world's smartest man, but you can see in his face that he was really expecting his plan to kill Dr Manhattan to work.
He planned out both senarios if succeed there was no one to stop him. If he didn't his success would convince dr manhattan to protect his lie.
@@aaronjjacques Exactly. He had won before anyone but him knew that he had a plan, much less what his plan was.
In the comic, he really wasn't sure if it would work and I wish they'd kept that line in there. He also wasn't entirely certain he could catch the bullet. There were uncertainties in the plan and variables he knew he couldn't account for and would need to be able to adapt to. A few important cut lines would have made him smarter and less arrogant.
@@sporf_sporf i think most people are smart enought to catch it. Especially if you watch the directors cut and you get plans within plan/to me he was screaming to world speach
@@aaronjjacques can you catch it?
The CGI body language of Dr. Manhattan is so well done in this scene. He knows he can reassemble himself and just goes along with the process.
Lol, right, he's like "really Adrian?"
Yes, spreading his arms and allowing it
But can he reassemble some clothes on?
Checkmate,
@@josephpoon9276He needs to be butt naked so he can rizz female Gods
@@josephpoon9276 In the TV versions of the film he wears speedos
The fact that Dr Manhattan says “It didn’t kill Osterman” really shows how far gone from humanity he is, besides his powers and abilities.
So is he Omni poten
@@Bruhnwhat dr m is nigh omnipotent. Just from a showcase of what the batman who laughs was able to do with manhattans abilities its hard to imagine the guy not being auto top 3 or 5 most op comic characters to touch dc.
It did kill Osterman though.
@Miki rin nah but top 5 maybe
God is all powerful
I am just His Speaker 🔊
The fact that he kills his tiger.... it trusted him so much
You really think Adrian cares about betraying trust?
@@Nugnugnug do you really think anyone cares what you think ?
@@Nugnugnug i mean he does care, thats why he killed millions to save billions.
@@Gwoblesto189 facts don't care about your feelings.
@@mozart7074 do the ends justify the means though? Does a species willing to commit atrocities to survive even deserve survival?
"I 've walked across the surface of the 🌞" . That tells it all.
Except for immediately after he gets played by ozmandius's plan
You think he's hot?
He has seen a man turn himself into a pickle. It was the funniest shit he has ever seen.
he was one of the smashmouth?
Yeah! That tells he's bluffing. For there is no physical surface on the 🌞 to walk on.
Dr Manhattan is so OP, you could say the story happened just because he allowed it.
As Rorschach said in the end, "If you would have cared from the start, none of this would have happened".
Lmaoo
He has the power to create and shape reality to his will , he definitely has the power to rule the world indefinitely as a planetary God , it would be like living in the god of war video games world and zeus being the only god in it and the world is his ultimate prize lol
@@tylersoto7465 I don't think 4th wall multiverse characters like Presence or even Cosmic Armor Superman would allow Dr Manhattan to impose this reality. There are checks and balances to what the super powerful Cosmic characters are allowed to do by the ones above them.
@@WildBillHickums ik I'm just saying he has the power to create or reshape
*Catches bullet. She proceeds to dump the other 5 rounds into him as he's falling. The end.
Bullet didn't even pierce his skin what would that have done?
@@Discorded Yeah, he caught it cause he's fast enough. Not bulletproof. Took all that to catch one. She could've lit him up before he'd be ready to catch another. Plot armor.
@@Discorded shit, even IF he was actually bullet proof, I doubt he'd recover quickly from the concussion caused by bullets bouncing off his head.
@@woodjacoodja9544 its.a.fucking.superhero.movie.take.your.real.world.logic.elsewhere.
His death didn't matter anyway, He has had already achieved his plan
Censoring in a nutshell: “bastard” is beeped but total molecular deconstruction from skin to bones is showed perfectly
It kind of matches Dr Manhattan's point. Whoever censored the word is Ozymandias while we watching are Dr Manhattan.
Showing a scene is fine but TH-cam's sensors would pick up cuss words and flag it .
it's funny you're worried about the spooky skeleton not getting censored when there is a donger flopping about in the middle of frame
And his glowing blue dong is straight flopping around
Puritan America in a nutshell. Sex and language terrifying, but violence the building block of the nation.
I love the line, "the worlds smartest man poses no more threat to me than does its smartest termite". It's pretty typical for a powerful being to boast that the power difference between them and a human is akin to that between a human and an insect. But Manhattan takes it a step farther here, saying that the difference between himself and Adrian is so vast that humans and termites are the same thing, close enough in power to be lost in the error margins.
But it wasn't a termite, it wasn't even a god (Dr. Manhattan), it was a man who saved the world. All Manhattan's power and he couldn't prevent armageddon. It took Adrian.
@@Academician100 it's more like he just didn't care to.
@@Academician100 well, read Doomsday Clock...
logic bro, the line doesn't boast that the power difference between them and a human is akin to the difference between human and an insect, it actually means the power difference between them and a human is so large that the power difference between human and an insect doesn't even register on that scale, not equal to it.
@@FreshArtsy
But intelligence. Intellectual capacity.
I recognize the power and ability being that to God among insects but being that the foundation was human. The intelligence aspect I think should not be discredited.
I’m sure Dr Manhattan even without his ultra perspective on reality is a good critical thinker. With his godlike perspective he is formidable true.
Immune to being outwitted tho? I am not so sure.
Especially since Dr Manhattan was human as well. I would never underestimate humanity to such a degree. Like humanity could never pose a threat.
I dunno. Food for
Thought and imagination
"I've walked across the surface of the Sun. I've witnessed events so tiny and fast they can hardly be said to be occurred at all...but you, Adrian, are just a *man* ". Fucking goosebumps everytime. The incredulity, disappointment and little note of astonishment in his voice in front of the narrowness of human ability to understand and alter a universe so complex and unrelenting in its infinite scale levels that these pathetic attempts almost instill compassion. This is one of my favorite part for a reason: it succeds to truly unmask the real nature of human being, nothing more than a meaningless grain of dust in the wind that claims to controll everything around.
I actually hate it, because doctor Manhattan is also just a man that just got his particles ripped apart, and reassembled, and now for some reason he is now functionally a god. But even though this event has transposed him so beyond human capability, and understanding he still has a subplot where he is compelled by sexual desires, and is drawn to "beautiful" women in the exact same way normal, non god men are. Its rediculous, and completely undermines any significance his speech about how insignificant humans are may have had.
And the absolute irony of that lecture of superiority being directed at the man that was, in fact, a step ahead and playing the good Dr. M for a fool.
@@delcox8165 Amen
@@anthonypolonkay2681 indeed his behavior confirms his statement, his godly nature is still under the influence of his primordial instincts, no matter his facade, he's still a human with the powers of a god, but if we shall believe that he trascended to something else, we can draw two conclusions: either he's not really the guy he wants us to believe or we should value beauty and youth on an higher standard.
@@growingstruggle5493 it seems more likly that it's the first one. That his whole transcendence is a facade and that he is just wicked powerful physically. Otherwise all the problems for him would not be problems.
In so far as if the 2nd thing about valuing youth, and beauty at a higher standard if he is indeed transcendent, that would be implicative that humanity has some form of speciality to it. An imago dei if you will.
I just noticed, Ozymandias is only fearful when someone is emotional.
Because you can't predict someone who is irratic. It's probably also why Rorshach is the first to catch on to something being wrong.
Also why Ozy says that he did not expect Comedian to have a change of heart.
Nah, far easier to predict the actions of an emotional person than those of a calm, rational person. You have it completely backwards.
@@Fluxion77Calm rational people tend to act in a calm rational and easily predictable manner. Emotional and irrational people tend act in a predictably emotional and irrational manner.
Let's stop pretending humans are actually in anyway complex and accept the fact that we're simply the smartest monkeys on a tiny ball of dirt.
@@skeetsvar162 Clearly, you've never studied psychology. A calm person can act ANY way they want, because they're calm and able to think clearly. Their actions can be predicted OR completely unpredicted--which means overall, they're UNpredictable. Emotional people aren't thinking clearly, it's much more difficult for them to be clever, which is what makes them more predictable. Make them scared or angry, and it's much easier to anticipate their next move. Unscrupulous politicians use this to their benefit. Emotion and reason are opposite ends of the spectrum--emotion is very close to instinct, which is a pre-programmed response. If you don't believe me, try playing chess (or poker) against an emotional player versus a calm one, then tell me whose moves were easier to predict.
@@skeetsvar162 Apes. We're the smartest apes.
Where did you people go to school...?
Other than the ending this movie stays pretty faithful to the source material. I don't know why so many people don't like it.
It's really because the original graphic novel was all about developing the characters - something this movie kinda failed to do on a lot of accounts. It also didn't have very good pacing and a long runtime. I do think making Dr. Manhattan the patsy instead of a fake alien invasion was a smart touch tho.
True, mostly they hate it bcs snyder.
Many of the people who saw this movie when it came out were unfamiliar with the source material. This was before edgy superhero flicks were the norm, so it pissed a lot of parents off. Unclear marketing didn’t help in that department either. Additionally, critics panned it for being too narratively complex - in their minds, it either needed to be divided up into several movies (horrible idea), or simplified for the average consumer.
Ultimately it isn’t the turn-your-brain-off, cookie-cutter experience that typically leads to commercial success and critical acclaim. Imo there were minor pacing issues, but other than that, it was the best Watchmen movie anyone could have hoped for. If it came out a few years later with a better marketing campaign, it could have done better in the box office - but it was never going to be an extremely popular film
it was really good, but they should have kept the "alien invader" and the clues leading up to it....that would have been SO much better than just an explosion, although the explosion visuals WERE good....
@@danlorett2184 NO ! Fake Alien was better ! Adrian used Manhattan to duplicate his teleportation, that was enough.
Dr Manhattan: "the world's smartest man poses no more threat to me than does it's world's smartest termite" the words of a god!!!...the dialogue in this movie is of mythical proportions enough to send chills through your body!!😱🥶
Um no, the movie sucked ass and the writing was the worst part.
@@NymbusCumulo928 Ok go off, nobody cares though
The good parts were taken verbatim from the comic - that’s Alan Moore’s dialogue, not Zach Snyder’s.
The beauty of it is that Ozzy still outsmarted him. The world's smartest man beat "god".
Lol I was just mulling over that line. Such a powerful statement lol
You want to know what makes this movie so much more disturbing...Ozmandies was right. By framing Dr Manhattan, he brought everyone together and stopped them from destroying themselves at the hands of their own paranoia. He saved billions in a twisted, deranged sort of way. The way that a sociopath would think to do.
It would only really work if Dr Manhattan went along with it and showed up every once in a while and pretends to be fought off
His plan was a bandaid solution at best. Greed and war win out against paranoia eventually.
Wouldnt dr manhattan need to keep showing up periodically? Didn't he just leave? In 50ish years humanity will be back to its usual old self destruction
When ppl find a common enemy to band against, their animosity against eachother will subside 99.9% of the time
@@fabianp.2986 How did that work for the soviets
"I'm very disappointed in you ...reassembling myself is the first trick I learned" love that movie
I like how it is immediately followed by failing to snatch him up LMAO
“I’m disappointed in you Adrian, very disappointed”
I love how he doesn’t even sound pissed off that he tried to kill him, he sounds like a teacher telling off child.
Given the possibility that ozzy would turn out to be problematic in the future, I'm surprised that Doc Manhattan didn't poof him into an expanding cloud of guts as well.
He couldn't see what Ozzy would do because of the tachion technology.
@@throwaway05 yes, perhaps Ozzy's joke was excessive, but at least it was funny.
@@user-uq4gr5nl5o nor, apparently, did he simultaneously disarm every nuclear device on earth. I know- like all of our criticisms, that would've been a different movie.
@@throwaway05 yup. Short movie though. Smartest man in the world ...
@@throwaway05 I wouldn’t call the Comedian evil, I’d say he was a broken product of war.
I think Ozymandias really did think it had a chance of killing Dr. Manhattan, but he still had a contingency plan. As soon as he realized Dr. Manhattan was still alive, he dove for the remote control as if he knew it was the last trick up his sleeve.
The remote control was just to turn the TV on lol, he enacted his plan before this all happened. Do you really think he would explain his master plan if there was even the slightest possibility of it being stopped.
@@petaisajoke Entirely missing the point lol. We all saw the movie we know what the remote did. He dove for it anyway because turning on the TV and talking to Manhattan was indeed his "last trick" available - to convince an angry god he was right all along.
good catch for you and ozy, the guy who replied to you whiffed
I remember watching this movie in theaters. Everyone *HATED* it! People outraged at this naked blue man on screen. 😂
Only when I watched this at home on dvd did I realize what a masterful work it really is
What a bunch of losers lol. So sensitive.
@@user-ol5bj4dm2v well I mean few people went to see this movie with the expectation to see gratuitous blue dong slanging to be fair. 🤷🏾♂️
It's a good film but I would recommend reading the comic as well. It's a piece of art (not just in terms of the art part lol).
@@doriancoreyscloset421 it wasn't nudity for the sake of nudity though. There's a reason Dr Manhattan refuses to wear clothes
@@EliFarb this is true. Thus my epiphany upon watching it again at home
Dr. Manhattan knows that Ozymandius is just a man, but Ozymandius knows that Dr. Manhattan is not a god.
Closest thing in their universe
Actually would be here too more so even
he kind of is
I mean he is a god.
Ehhhhhh not persay. Anything that happens in this film is because of Dr. Manhattan's passiveness. He could very easily stop all of it from happening, pretty sure even the bombs made out of his own energy
He is the most intelligent superhero. Each of his dialogue is very good for deliberation. The way he feels the delight of uncertainty. He is not attached to the world but still works for the welfare of it.
Lies again? Dr. Martens
And yet, he wasn't able to save it. Or, "just a man" was.
Manhatten is not smart. Veidt is also stupid. The problem with the entire movie is the ending. The rest of the movie is great but the end is dumb. Manhatten likes Veidts plan and doesn't know that his plan will fail in the long run is stupid. Night Owl realizes the bad thing about that plan after Rorschach is killed, that it will leave behind a deformed humanity. Also since the newspapers have Rorschachs diary they will print it and the world might know that Veidt did all of those bad things. And when Manhatten left the planet there is no threat humanity can go against. Since Manhatten was an American citizen they might even combine their forces against America, so Veidt just killed millions for nothing, just to feel better by being "smart". The problem is that both Mahatten and Veidt are idiots.
@@4Astaroth People are easily deceived and don't like to be made aware of it, lest they have to admit that they were fooled. They believed that Manhattan-someone who many, if not most, were already afraid of-killed millions and would gladly regard a dead man's diary as a conspiracy theory without much merit or outright fiction. So, it's not a win on Rorschach's part, either. It's down to Nite Owl and Silk Spectre to decide if they should convince the world but they would have a hard time even if Veidt-a popular public figure who is viewed as a humanitarian-confessed to the whole world.
@@khymaaren Good points. As I know humanity something like that can never be maintained over long time period. Having all people to be nice to each other? That's a lot to ask for. A "win" on Ozymandias side would work for a week maybe or a month if everyone is really cool to everyone else but there will always be a monster who is not nice, and it will awake other monsters.
People can say what they want about this movie but I was a pretty solid one I love the fact that basically the bad guy won and yes I know it lead to “world peace” but that whole part of how are you going to stop me my plans started 15 minutes ago was just the best I wish more movie villains where like this
I like movies where bad guys win.
Rorschach "wins". His diary makes it to that journalist, so the implication is that eventually the world learns the truth and things go back to the way they were before
it's just a direct copy of the comic book, down to the cinematography.
@@evanater13 Funny how people tended to miss that fact and that Dr Manhattan was somehow unaware of it as well...
It's a crapsack world, so proper "heroes" are always limited by incompetence and anti-hero vs. anti-villain is the best (among humans) the world gets to choose from. Manhattan, because of his nigh-omnipotence and omniscience, is reduced to an alien/unfeeling force of nature because of that power and knowledge.
Oz is the kinda guy who would make Lex Luthor and Batman's strategy and prep look like child's play.
Lies.
@@anthonycarter4 explain
@@sairen5121 It's self explanatory who both of those gentlemen are. Oz outsmarted Dr. Manhattan. Batman outsmarted the most dangerous person in DC (Darkseid). And I don't even need to say who Lex outsmarted. All 3 are very smart. But saying batman is child's play is crazy. At least say Oz is a little smarter lol.
Child's play 🤡
Batman would easily outsmart OZ
not even close
I think its a nice touch how Ozymandias hesitated to press the button that would kill his tiger it shows he doesn't like what he's doing but it is the right thing to do for peace. It humanizes him quite well imo
It was also to save himself. His plans always included his own survival, even though many more were killed.
Dr.Manhattan pretending to be dead just to gave them a feel of success
Apart from the fact that Ozamndyas did actually win in the end, in his own way
He didn't do it for that reason. They let their guard down when they thought that he was shot. In doing so he was able to disarm her which, in turn, disarmed the Owl. You honestly believe that he would care about anyone else's success?
“I just want you to feel that you are doing well. I wouldn’t want anyone to die embarrassed.”
I like to think that he was indeed dead, and resurrected himself just as he did years prior. In that time he worked on it for weeks. In this case he could do it in mere minutes.
"I have walked across the surface of the sun. I have witnessed events so tiny and so fast they could hardly be said to have occurred at all." I love those lines. They're not just total flexes, they also imply a total mastery of gravity and quantum mechanics, which are arguably the last frontiers in physics. Totally makes sense for a god-like being with a background in particle physics.
Gravity is easy to understand. I have figured out how it works. Quantum mechanics are easy too. Such as redoxing the pathogens in your body so you can live in perfect health and live longer. I am beyond this world, but stuck in a trap.
@@user-xw4hn7lb3x "Quantum Mechanics are easy too"
LMFAO not even top experts will ever claim that, it's an "open one door and find another" field. I'm willing to bet you don't know your muon from a gluon. "I am beyond this world, but stuck in a trap" yeah, it's called "your ego". Drop that if you want to actually expand your brain. A true genius knows they know nothing at all. It's why science changes all the time, we can only approximate until new evidence presents itself.
@@kilderok uhmm...ok. Whatever you say I guess. When you lose a loved one to disease or cancer, just know that I have the knowledge to save them. Good luck.
Have yall find other haven than the 1st that are made from jewel like jades?
@@user-xw4hn7lb3x 🙄 how boring is your life that you gotta make up wild shit for internet points
Dr. Manhattan: "What's that? Another ultimate weapon?"
Ozymandias: "do I look like a guy with a plan?"
he is
“The worlds smartest man poses no more threat to me than the worlds smartest termite” I fucking love that line!!
I love how giant Manhattan sounds completely different than his regular form. Voice seems to come from everywhere.
"What's that? Another Ultimate Weapon?"
That's such an OP line. The line expresses the idea that Manhattan not only shrugs off Ultimate Weapons but does so unconcerned. Good writing!
The real triumph of Ozymandias was not destroying Dr. Manhattan, but creating Busbastis Manhasttas
Imagine if Adrian’s pet eventually becomes Bubastis Manhattan.
Zack Snyder knows how to adapt an perfect Comic book scene in a legendary way.
How to adapt "a" perfect "comic" .... Poor grammar is the sign of ignorance and laziness.
@@sevvy101 okay
@@sevvy101 shutup
@@sevvy101 who give a shit except you, we know what he meant by it
@@sevvy101 when you attack the grammar instead of offering a counter argument it's always a bad sign.
This the first hero movie that i saw i was in shock to witness the darkness and maturity and mystery so beautiful and so new to what was their and still to this day in 2021 remarkable piece of art
For a similarly gritty tone, check out The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen.
@@pvshka which one
@@l0sts0ul89 the 2003 movie, obviously.
This is how a Batman vs Superman fight would end if we're being realistic
if it is not for Batman's stupid plot armor*
"I'm disappointed in you, Bruce"
This version of Ozymandias that we saw in the Watchmen movie was 100% correct. Ozymandias actually did "care" about other people - particularly the entire human race. The logic behind the thoughts of Ozymandias was very simple - it is worth it to sacrifice "millions" in order to save "billions," as we heard him say in the movie. I did NOT like the Watchmen TV series version of Ozymandias. The TV version was more of an insane madman who would kill people for his own entertainment - literally sacrificing the lives of people in plays that were performed in front of him. That version of Ozymandias was NOT accurate.
now I'm even more glad I didn't watch it.
I don't mind that you didn't like it - I thought that was a pretty damn extraneous and often annoying subplot - but I don't think current and future Ozymandias are inconsistent.
a) The moon men were artificial people with simplified personalities that were essentially replicated with each clone IIRC. While views vary on how much humanity that brings with it, you could easily see Ozy regarding them as not having the same inherent value as regular humans.
b) Ozy was probably a bit more nuts than he is in this scene, after all his years in exile.
As a 40k Imperial Inquisitor once said, "Some may question my right to destroy a world with ten billion souls, but those who truly understand realize I have no right to let them live." Sometimes you gotta torch a planet to save the galaxy.
That thinking means you’re an irredeemable psychopath. That is disordered thinking, a justification for playing god. It makes Ozymandias the most evil comic book villain of all time, worse than even Elon Musk.
The tv series takes place 34 years after the events of the original comic. Ozymandias could have changed after all those years.
the remote control always bothered me, its the most uneconomical design ive ever seen.
Looks sick tho
Ergonomical not economical
It was the 80s. What did you expect?
you always bother intelligent people
😆😆
Speaking as someone who’s been around for the 80s yes, there were remote controls that looked like that. And no, no one really bought them lol
😂
Ozymandias be like: "Cool rant about me being insignificant. Now go tell it you yourself on another planet, cuz nobody wants you here."
Completely wrecked Dr manhattan
Even after all that, Ozymandias plan still comes to fruition. King of kings
How
Kinda was a humanizing moment for Oz that he hesitated when he saw his tiger in the way and asked her to forgive him. It's refreshing to see an antagonist like Oz not painted as a complete sociopath
It's actually a classic attribute of sociopaths that they sometimes care about animals more than people
Psychopath*
@@ZerpDerp I would argue against Oz being a sociopath;
A sociopath cares only for one thing, him-/herself. Oz could *easily* have constructed a shelter to wait out the impending nuclear war.
He didn't.
He orchestrated a plan, at great risk to himself, even allowed himself to get hurt (a sociopath would *Never* allow that) for it to work, in order to save humanity from itself.
Oz cares about everyone, but he knows that to make the superpowers put away their differences and stop fighting, they need a bigger threat than eachother to unite against.
This is even more obvious in the comics.
The plan can basically be boiled down to; The needs of the many, outweigh the needs of the few.
He might be a megalomaniac, but a sociopath?
No.
@@The_Keeper He was diagnosed with Narcissistic Personality Disorder. He wanted to save the world because he wanted to play hero.
@@ZerpDerp Yeah I thought he was even more of an asshole for apologizing to just the tiger and not his colleague/maybe-closest-thing-to-a-friend haha.
When a go out my first watching of this film, I had a strange feeling, except for silk specter (the woman), I feel able to understand every points of view : Manhattan, Ozamndyas, Owl and Rorscharch. I was able to understand behond any moral position. The distance of Manhattan, the cold but necessary choice of Ozymandias, the good man in Owl and the cynical violent vigilante with no pity but obsessed by the truth Rorscharch. They all have a point of view you can understand. And for me, Ozymandias is not "evil". He is the answer of the abnormal presence of Doc Manhattan. Manhattan push the world near atomic holocaust, not deliberatly. Manhattan was an abnormal threat for world peace, changing history pushing humanity to a dead end. Ozymandias respond to save the world with a method equaly enormous. Manhattan was lesser and lesser affected by moral dilemna and empathy, Ozymandias need to answer with a same attitude, cold mind, no ethic, just cold mathematics to permit survival of humanity. The same way than Spock in Star Trek : logic. Accept the lost of a few to save majority. Except Spock sacrifice himself. Not Ozymandias.
Well. I understood none of them. Maybe accept Rorschach's.
lol sexist
@@thoughtgains6959 wtf that has to do with this ?
Englush good
Nah. Ozymandias is evil af!! He stopped being a "good guy" and became the problem. "The ends justifies the means." That is where Rorschach had it right. He represents the morality, the knowledge of good and evil. The belief that good should win over evil and that the TRUTH of "How We Got Here" is as important as getting here. Ozymandias is just another arrogant idiot savant - someone who thinks he knows more than you and can tell you how to live. Failure to believe in his plan leads to your death. Yeah, he's evil.
"Challenge accepted!" -World's smartest termite.
I felt very bad for Bubastisa, and in the comics you can see that he truly was upset that he killed Bubastis, who was his pet Lynx
Poor kitty
😿😿😿
Dr. Manhattan: Another ultimate weapon?..
Ozymandias: Yes, hold my beer, god...
"What's that? Another Ultimate Weapon?"
"Nah, just the TV remote"
This movie was just ahead of its time
That time no one wanted to see superhero dark sides and their consequences while today we have millions of fans who are enjoying the Boys.
Even worse, we are making the bad guys the good guys and making the good guys the bad guys. Evil people do that.
The writing for this movie is just 👌 fantastic every time.
This movie aged like fine wine. I remember watching in this in the theaters. I hated it! Thought it was one of the worst superhero movies ever. Now I fucking love it! It's hands down one DC's best movie ever!
Sometimes our tastes mature and change as we get older.
Oh this was no superhero movie alright.
As a kid I thought it looked cool and I didn’t understand the deeper meaning
Why didn't you like it when you first watched it?
Saw it when I was WAY too young to see a r movie but man I was amazed as a ten year old knowing nothing about watchmen
"I have walked across the surface of the sun" ...let that sink in. My favorite line from the movie by far
This movie really was ahead of its time. I truly believe the world would not be as accepting of The Boys as it is today if we hadn't been marinated by this movie first.
We wouldn’t need thee boys if we’d heeded the critique of superhero media in watchmen the first time around
All you ungrateful people.
Why you don't acknowledge the good deeds done by VOUGHT 😢
And then by Man of Steel
When Manhattan said "What is that? Another "Ultimate Weapon?" Ozy should have said "No, it's a remote control, moron."
😂
"I've walked across the surface of the sun." Chilling line!
“The worlds smartest man is no more threat to me then is it’s smartest termite”
Now _that_ is power. True godhood is total invincibility, not that pansy shit Doc Doom wants and Thor has.
Well Beyonder has
Godhood done got tricked by my boi Ozyclean over here.
Doom has, on more than one occasion, achieved power greater than that of Doctor Manhattan.
Number one Dr Doom does not want to be a God he merely wants to save the planet Earth number two keep in mind that Thor in the comics now has the entirety of the power of cosmic
@@RandomAmblesif Manhattan truly cared he could have just gone back in time and changed what happened. His weakness is he just doesn't care about anything. Only way to beat Dr Manhattan in any way is for him to let you win
Veidt and Manhattan are two of the best characters ever conceived. Veidt is a phenomenal villain who is perfectly fleshed out and justified, and Manhattan is the perfect example of how to write such an overpowered character, using his detachment from the human condition to give him flaws and depth.
1:48 I barely know anything about Watchmen, but this scene alone made me love Dr. Manhattan
The graphic novel is a fascinating read and actually gets better with each revisit because of its depth and nuance. It's considered a GOAT for a reason
Goes to prove ya always double tap (and not walk within striking distance with the "did we get him?"
look).
She was supposed to be etill in the state of shock and crying due to the sorrounding deaths she'd just witnessed upon teleportation, but dunno, ankerman's act seemed pretty weak in this movie
Horzak had the last laugh he out smarted them both by keeping a simple journal
"It didn't kill Osterman, did you really think it'd kill me?" that was raw af
who else randomly started watching this guy and can't stop watching.
Me. I eventually said to myself "why tf do I spoil myself why dont i just watch the movie?" I then watched the movie. Oh boy is it absolutely awesome...
@ I really recommend the comic if you liked the movie (not that I say the movie wasn't faithful, it actually was... it was only kinda rushed, and we talk about a very long movie).
Although I like Ozymandias plan for the "great evil to unite humanity" even better in the movie then in the comics^^'
@@DefgirRZawa I'm not really a comic reader but thanks for the recommendation xD
(Also was kinda surprised when I saw u wrote the movie was rushed haha but yeah I can imagine that actually. Maybe one day I will read the whole story)
Dr. Mano is the closest visual interpretation of an almost Omnipotent deity on screen. Ozy really sacrificed his big cat for nothing.
The point is Ozy wanted to remove Dr. M from the scene long enough for his plan to come to fruition and preventing Dr. M from interfering. It's more clear in the book, which also is better on account of not making Dr. M the big baddie.
What happened to the cat,did the cat turned into manhattan too?
Dr. Manhattan’s curiosity is the only reason behind everything that exists.
I love both the original comics and the movie, despite some of its adaptations and constraints 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Jesus dude. I double tap even in video games. That lady has a lot to learn
Way ahead of it's time and underrated.
saying it doesn't make it true
@@delz5863 Back at ya, too.
we need more Watchmen.
Those events that are so tiny are the size of universes and galaxies.
He's actually telling you how large of an entity he is himself to see an entire universes timeliness past by but to also see it slo MO and in an instant is a boost to how powerful he is over himself.
Funny how everyone thinks this scene shows Dr. Manhattan beating Ozymandias who is being arrogant when it's actually Ozymandias besting Dr. Manhattan by using his hubris against him.
Dr. Manhattan was more interested in not knowing what was happening than winning (I could turn the walls to glass) and then thought he was beyond failure only to realize Ozymandias wasn't trying to kill him, just distract him long enough (by vaporizing him) to kill millions of humans and blame Dr. Manhattan.
Ozymandias most certainly was trying to kill him.
He didn't need to distract him to launch the bombs, the bombs were launched before they entered the room.
I love this movie but the one scene they didn't include which I missed was:
"John tell me, this plan, does it turn out all right? In the end?"
"Oh Adrian.... Nothing ever ends."
Man, I really need to rewatch this as an adult. I was a kid back then and thought this was just another superhero movie and was quite confused/shocked at how dark and depressing the story was.
This had a MUCH better ending than the book
What's different in the book?
@@mjstwocents4568
In the book, instead of blowing up every major city and blaming it on Jon, Veidt has a massive psychic monster generically engineered and has it teleported into New York; it dies almost immediately and the physical and psychic backlash kills three million people.
The world perceives this as a threat from beyond, a problem bigger than mankind, and world leaders start reaching out to each other, sowing the seeds for a future where humanity is united.
I agree I also prefer the movie ending.. this movie overall is pretty underrated
@@gigangreg7837 is the TV show based on the book 2 ???
@@gigangreg7837 Oh I see. Yeah this is better
"I have walked across the surface of the sun" is a great line that really captures that Oz is dealing with a being that is different, not in degree, but in kind. Reminds me of the book of Job in the Bible, where God is questioning/humbling Job by asking him a series of questions about existence, and among them is this: “Have you ever given orders to the morning, or shown the dawn its place." A being with that type of power is difficult to even comprehend.
Yup, that's what it reminded me of. Nothing like God humbling you with just a few words to put things in a whole new perspective.
Dude the fact that manhattan doesn’t just vaporise him has always bothered me
All I've ever been able to think about is what a Dr Manhattanized version of that cat would be like.
Being a superhero AND a doctor is pretty impressive on a resume...
Anyone notice that they censor swear words but not dr Manhattans thing
That's Snyder for your l
@@swaroov9236 the swears aren't censored in the movie, this channel does that.
And Veidt's nipple suit
@@swaroov9236 Cringey ignorance.
If he was female they'd censor the nipples.
'MUUUURICA!
Does that mean the pet will come back a cat version of doctor Manhattan??
Not if Jon himself doesn't reassemble it
@@pvshka but when john got killed and became Dr. Manhattan there was no one to reassemble him he had to learn, so will the cat learn that too??
@@michaelkeaton5394 Jon was able to reassemble himself specifically because he was the son of a watch/clock maker.
Jon is the exception. He had the will and understanding of how to piece himself back together. Its implied in the comics i think, that Russia tried to mimic the experiment, but none of their test subjects came back because they didnt know how to
If so, Mr Cathattan?
i feel like Adrian is the only other person besides Dr. Manhattan who has a "superpower". Not physical, but he is extremely smart
Nah catching the bullet was superhuman speed. Literally impossible for the human body to react that fast yet we see he doesn’t start moving until after she fires
I remember picking the graphic novel up from "Chapter One" comics in Liverpool back in the day. I bloody loved that place...it was like Aladdin's Cave.
This, "Deadline", "Crisis", "The Last American", "Marshal Law" and the like signalled a new age of comics in my view.
The Directors Cut of the film is well worth owning.
I loved how the lines between superheroes and supervillains are blurred. From hero to villain to hero again. I loved it and Dr. Manhattan and Rorschach were my favorite. Awesome characters
Dr Manhattans ability to grow is an underrated ability.
The ending of this clip is AMAZING! Ozymandias technically won there; even if he can’t physically harm Dr. Manhattan in any way, shape, or form, he CAN harm his reputation. By releasing that message from the President, he assured that Dr. Manhattan would be hated by the entire world, and would never be able to return. Blue God was technically both right and wrong when he said that the world’s smartest man poses no threat to him. Fantastic film.😊
Except Dr. Manhattan doesn’t give a fuck about humanity
I love how everyone in the comments referring to Dr M as god and Doctor M doesn’t even call himself a god,
That tells you something doesn’t it
the difference between being a god and being a god-like entity are semantics, and none if it depends on what that god entity says about himself. Primarily the difference is 1. worship and 2. care for souls. Since souls don’t exist....neither of those qualities actually have any impact on the nature of the being. You can add other qualities and they will be just as meaningless
@@Dadecorban sure but you forgot the whole omniscience and near infinite awareness part,
He’s basically saying humans perception of what a god is and is defined by is flawed and incorrect, and yet they ignored him and called him one anyway, this in no way at all wouldn’t have helped his isolation from humanity, and was a big part of why he went to Mars, to get away from these retards who don’t listen even when they know and acknowledge he’s smarter than them
Which also confirms what he perceived
Sigma God Grindset
He acknowledged what he was a year ago
@@Dadecorban I'm not fully in either camp, because I DON'T KNOW if a "soul" or creator exists...and people (like YOU, for example) who are just so sure they know the truth are fools...PROVE to me that the soul exists, or that it does not.
No way, Dr Manhattan is trying to beat Breaking Bad S5 E13 💀
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Plot twist, Ozy forgets to put batteries in the remote and Dr. Manhattan kills him.
"What's that? Another ultimate weapon?"
"Yes"
-A suped-up TV Remote
The Watchmen is such a great movie, it shows how super heros also have negative feelings and they have to deal with them.
The Boys is also a show which you may like..
@@sushanbaretto7558 Yeah and if you like animated superhero shows, then invincible is a great one
Superheros are not real, op
@@johnanon658Oh wow, who would have known 🤦♂️
Dr. Manhattan is literally the most powerful member of the DCEU. He could remove Darkseid from existence simply by touching him. Can you imagine if he were evil?
The DCEU is a specific set of movies, not and dc property in film
Please do not summon Darkseid-Autists, they are a plague that infest every comment section with their Trueform-bullshit.
Until Darkseid True Forms comes out
@@Psycho-th8vb still gonna get fucked
@@Psycho-th8vb still gets blinked
This movie is perfectly casted.
The Watchmen was so good and yet so underrated.
“Reassembling myself was the first trick i learned”….i would have pissed myself right there if i was the bad guy.
This movie was way ahead of its time!
1:18 that kick is soooooo satisfying😅😅
"Dan...grow up"
is such an underrated and savage line lmao
Dr Manhattan brought the cat back to life too. That was how Veidt was able to use the cat to track Dr Manhattan across the Multiverse in Doomsday Clock.
rip floppa
I think this movie deserves a part 2
I love how they bleep out nite owl saying bastard but they leave dr Manhattan's stuff uncensored
This and Batman vs Superman. Best synder movies he'll ever do. Give it up