Kleighh

I mean it wasn't great, but it doesn't deserve all the hate. It was an interesting premise that could have been executed better, but it was a good 2-hours distraction from everything that's going on in the world.

This movie was incredibly slow moving yet it was not boring. I enjoyed the fact that you could never predict what Anton Chigurh would do next. Scenes that ordinarily wouldn't be tense were made to keep you on the edge of your seat. Lying in bed at night, getting a suitcase out an air vent, or taking a Sunday drive can all be intense experiences.

At the end of it all, there is no real point to the movie. I think the moral of the story is supposed to be that a bullet will always ricochet... not entirely sure. I don't usually enjoy movies with very little storyline, but I must admit, I quite enjoyed this one.

By the way, there is possibly nothing scarier than a psychopath with a bob haircut.

I started watching this movie without even having heard of Watchmen. I expected this to be like the many other comic book/graphic novel movies I had seen, it certainly wasn't, it was certainly the deepest and longest I had seen.

An hour into the movie I was wondering if anything was going to happen, then I saw that there was still another 2 hours to go! At around the 1 hour mark, things do begin to speed up. I think the movie could have been an hour shorter if it wasn't for all the drawn-out, slow-motion scenes.

I had a bit of a love/hate experience with this film, there were times when I was really enjoying it, and times when I wasn't. All-in-all, it was a good movie - some level intelligence is needed to fully appreciate it though.

The only thing that confused me was the fact that Matthew Goode's accent starts off being American and ends off being some weird British/Russian/American mix.