Tomas L And the fact that Jackie Earle Haley is a fan of the book makes his performance even more special in my opinion. Like one of us being able to live out how we think a character would be, and have it immortalized on screen.
+Digital West *Watchmen* is probably one of the closest comic-to-movie adaptations I've ever seen, but everyone seemed to hate it when it came out. Something about "being too close to the comic"? It doesn't make sense.
+The Smoking Skull usually comic book fans are whining about how much the films have changed their favourite characters or plots or whatever and haven't been faithful to the source material. so I see your point it doesn't make sense when a movie adaptation such as watchmen is close to the comics people disliked it. if they were true fans of the comics/graphics novels, then they would have loved this film
Lucas Rackley nope watchmen always get praised because it was actually a good movie while BvS wasnt,thats what you get if you failed to fulfill people expectations,this is the prove that zack is great in the darker stories movies,not typical superhero movies.
*Rorschach's Journal, October 11th, 1985. Stepped on a Lego today. Hurt like hell. Blood rushed out of my foot like water spouting out of a geyser. Tonight. I felt the purest form of pain and agony a human could possibly endure. While at the same time I feel nothing.*
In 1986 when the comic came out, Rorschach's Journal terrified people so much even Alan Moore the writer didn't like it when people said Rorschach was cool. in 2023, it's almost a person who actually understand modern politics
Yeah, well Alan Moore also tried to portray Rorschach as the biggest villain in the piece. That everyone with a grasp on reality recognizes that he's the hero is one of the biggest examples of Death of the Author that I've ever seen... and I love it. Alan Moore is a socialist who worships snakes. His opinion is wrong.
@@DaMaster012its genuinely hilarious thinking about how Moore tried his best to depict an extremist lunatic but instead created the only sane and principle true character out of the entire cast. Dr. Manhattan completely lost touch with reality, The Comedian was a Nihilist and a Predator, Ozymandias was a megalomaniac, Night Owl was a trust fund man child and silk was a slut lmao
Do you guys ever notice that Rorschach starts his journals with what he did on that day and will eventually evolve into him talking about his philosophy.
@@jamesboulger8705 I mean if homeless man who kills and wears a ever shifting all while speaking about philosophy doesn't show signs of crazy idk what does.
@@thermonuclearcollider4418 except in the movie. He was the only Sane damn person. Peace built on a lie will only last so long before the inevitable happens.
"Thursday, October 31st. The city streets are crowded for the holiday. Even with the rain. Hidden in the chaos is the element, waiting to strike like snakes. And I'm there too. Watching. 2 years of nights have turned me into a nocturnal animal. I must choose my targets carefully. It's a big city. I can't be everywhere. But they don't know where I am. We have a signal now, for when I'm needed. When that light hits the sky, it's not just a call- it's a warning. To them. Fear is a tool. They think I'm hiding in the shadows. But I AM the shadows."
I just watched Watchmen for this first time tonight and I also saw The Batman again last week and I swear that’s all I could hear during his first appearance.
The Batman monologue became a whole personality vibe. It was sick. One of my favourite parts from the movie. I loved this as well though. I know with the Batman year one comics that is what it was based off but I think this also had some parts to do with it.
I've always thought it says something about Moore that he's always so vehemently anti-conservative in his politics, and yet in his absolute magnum opus Watchmen, the only true blue right-winger of the story turns out to be right about basically everything. Makes me wonder if Moore has some thoughts that he doesn't really like to admit to himself.
Exactly. I would side with Rorschach over ozy any day. Why Manhatten agreed to selling peace under a lie I do not understand unless he foresaw it working and the truth never coming to light.
I like how they portray how Rorsach has literary talent because he is not just a vigilante, but also a writer. I like to believe that when he writes it is the only time he feels sane because everything he pens exposes all the insanity around him.
@@cashfortin So does Punisher to a certain extent only thing that differs him from Punisher is that Rorschach will not work or get along with people who don't think how he does as shown when he tells the team he won't go with the lie at the end of the story or how he doesn't get along with anyone on the team besides Niteowl till he quit.
+The Smoking Skull I've read David Hayter's screenplay on the scene Adrian assaults the comedian, it was exatly the same thing in the movie. except on thing: when the cup of coffee shatters at the door, the "O" splashs on coffee and the apt's numbers blurs, only the 3 and 0 are visible. seems like a easter egg for "300 of sparta"
@@mihaica87 Yeah I saw what they were doing making the black lady the "good" politician. Every sane person knows that doesn't actually exist, and that's where the movie lost me.
Snyder's Journal. November 13th, 2017. Wonder Woman was released earlier this year, with Aquaman set to follow.This studio's afraid of me. I've seen its true vision. To them, movies are extended advertisements. created to peddle merchandise with no regard for true DC fans. The theaters are full of audiences worldwide. And when the credits roll and the critics descend. When social media is overflown with with critique from both amateur and professionals. And when more and more petitions are signed worldwide, and all the fans demand it. When WB has no choice, but to deliver the film DC fans deserve. All the WB studio executives will look up and shout "Save us!" and I'll whisper "No."
I don’t know why Jackie Earle Haley wasn’t nominated for an Oscar for this performance. I mean this is one of the best portrayals for a comic book character
No one can play Rorschach better than Jackie Earl Haley. Even when I read the Watchmen comic, it’s best to read in his voice. I like to also think Robert Pattinson’s narration in The Batman is likely inspired by Rorschach
I wish that Jackie Earle Haley had done a "Krueger's Journal" voiceover for the Nightmare on Elm Street remake. That would've made it far more awesome.
Watching this movie the first time was an incredible joy as a fan of the book. So many scenes I just sat there thinking "Jesus Christ they nailed it..." Like the second Rorsharch started reading from his journal I knew it would be great.
I love how he wasn't intended to be liked by people. Maybe nobody thought a right-wing hero would go over well...? Love me some Rorschach though. We need him IRL.
Out of all the movies based off of Alan Moore's works this is probably the best we're gonna get. Granted this film isn't entirely perfect and does change some stuff from the original graphic novel but overall it is relatively faithful to the source material. Far more so then League of Extraordinary Gentlemen or From Hell or even V for Vendetta.
Such an incredible performance. This guy is such a great actor. Literally how I would imagine a comic book character coming to the cinema. So badass. He has the most epic voice ever. Most awesome dude.
Doubt he is a nazi he is just conservative and has a black and white view on morals people with BPD also have a black and white view on good and bad so that might be a clue.
@@mm2008nin The thing is though, it doesn't. The people in charge used him and his philosophy in order to gain popular traction although not caring at all about what Rorschach was actually about. Its so similar to the modern day right wings use of populism in order to gain votes. Although they try to seem like they care about a certain issues to help the masses get what they want, ultimately they just want the power to make selfish gains, money, or like in the show, Dr Manhattans power to do what the fuck they want. Ultimately Rorschach has nothing to do with the TV show and the 7th Cavalry are made just an metaphor for those who follow a mindless cause, making selfish people gain even more power.
Alan Moore, an outright bad person, created a character so based that even as a kid I rooted for him and still do. And the man says "yOuRe SuPpOsed To HaTe HiM" as if Rorschach hasn't aged like fine wine.
i gave this vid to my friend for her college class 3+ years ago, she needed a monologue from a film and memorized it. shes neither a cinephile or comic book lover, so i gave her this piece; my fave comic and movie. thanks man lmao
You say that it sucks, but someone else has the reason??? That makes no sense and isn't judging the film properly based on someone else's opinion. I know it's a parody of what he said.
Rogue Creed Rorschach's Journal: August 5th, 2016. I watched "Suicide Squad" and it was the worst movie ever. But it inspires by us and how we are the worst heroes ever.
I almost jumped out of my seat. I really love how they reference Rorschach. I will not believe that when Batman monologues it isn’t a Rorschach reference. I mean they even got him saying similar things to “I step into the shadows without complaint or regret”
I think Rorschach, the Comedian, and Ozymandias and Dr. Manhattan represent that eternal conflict, would you rather face hard truths even if it destroys you? Or would you rather live in a world of pleasant delusions. Rorschach says no you can't run away, where as Veidt says that a good lie is better than a painful truth. Manhattan and Blake are outside of this debate both can see the world as it truly is, Blake understands people and Manhattan understands the natural world, one ends his story a nihilist and the other finds meaning in life. It's pottery.
@@kavakahn9387 exactly what happened in zacks mind lol “what would look cool” is probably his first second and third thought to doing anything in a movie
@@JOBXR Which is exactly why he's a terrible director. He's so focused on making his movies look "cool" that his style comes off as desperate and hysterical.
@@kavakahn9387 shh you can’t say that don’t let the Snyder fans find out they will crucify you like the hamfisted christian imagery in superman dawn of AIDSSS
@@juliusc.8 Well that may be so, but Rorschach, the true-blue right-winger of the story, still turns out to right about everything by the story's conclusion. Perhaps Alan Moore was trying to tell us something that he refuses to admit. Even to himself.
For those of you who think Rorschach is right wing or hates liberals, consider this. His line about "liberals and intellectuals" isn't suggesting that they are, in and of themselves, wrong, he's commenting on those who hold themselves as such and yet don't do anything to help anybody. His hatred is towards people who can do something about the crime and villainy on the streets but don't and then complain about it.
Perhaps. I say he’s clearly a far righter who became that way through a combination of his childhood trauma, watching humanity destroy itself over and over even though they were capable of making better decisions, and the feeling that nothing he does can ever be enough to change things. And so with age he’s grown bitter and resentful of the world, and everyone in it. A common foundation for far right thinking. The idea that the world is so screwed up that it needs a controlled cataclysm to get things moving in the right direction again.
Zack Snyder i love you man.What an impressive scene and movie isn't it ? I think that he is an underrated and brilliant director.I wish that he could continue to direct movie in DCEU.For some reasons and of course for different opinions,we can consider that Batman v Superman was not a perfect movie also it wasn't satisfying enough.But to me BvS wasnt actually a bad movie at all.I think that we saw a perfect Batman and perfect scenes in the movie.I dont care what anybody says i love Zack Snyder and his movies so much and i would like to see The Snyder Cut on theaters. #ReleaseTheSnyderCut
This man deserved an award for his performance as Rorshach. It's criminal he was overlooked.
Jim Mcbobason Agreed 100%.
Jackie Earl Hayley was born for this role he was perfect every scene he was in I was intrigued and interested
Tomas L Absolutely.
Especially with his voice.
I hear it in my head when I read the book.
Brenda Forster
Same even before I saw the movie this is the type of voice I thought Rorschach would have
Tomas L And the fact that Jackie Earle Haley is a fan of the book makes his performance even more special in my opinion.
Like one of us being able to live out how we think a character would be, and have it immortalized on screen.
this scene is literally a page out of the comics
+Digital West *Watchmen* is probably one of the closest comic-to-movie adaptations I've ever seen, but everyone seemed to hate it when it came out. Something about "being too close to the comic"? It doesn't make sense.
+The Smoking Skull usually comic book fans are whining about how much the films have changed their favourite characters or plots or whatever and haven't been faithful to the source material. so I see your point it doesn't make sense when a movie adaptation such as watchmen is close to the comics people disliked it. if they were true fans of the comics/graphics novels, then they would have loved this film
Digital West Agreed.
Isn't that what Moore fans wanted?
Lucas Rackley nope watchmen always get praised because it was actually a good movie while BvS wasnt,thats what you get if you failed to fulfill people expectations,this is the prove that zack is great in the darker stories movies,not typical superhero movies.
"must have been the wind" before becoming a cop that guy was a Skyrim cave bandit
What was that just now?
LMFAOO
XDDDD
Total cliché, huh? Surprising a cat didn't run out in front of the cops!
and a storm trooper because they cant aim for shit by the looks of it
*Rorschach's Journal, October 11th, 1985. Stepped on a Lego today. Hurt like hell. Blood rushed out of my foot like water spouting out of a geyser. Tonight. I felt the purest form of pain and agony a human could possibly endure. While at the same time I feel nothing.*
And they call Edward Blake the Comedian
"....But I didn't scream, I only wispered. No"
"Stepped on one of those Lego block knockoffs today ... megablocks, I think they're called ...."
{Turns towards children.} *Somebody knows who left this here. Somebody knows.*
I feel like Rorschach would write that in his journal in a special tab titled personal life.
Honestly I’m here after “The Batman 2022” because the journal entry Voiceover reminded me of this.
Same. Though Rorschach was written as a straight send up and parody of how demented Batman's character is, so it makes sense.
@Sahanavic A no, it’s playing on it in a sense but no not at all on any demented things.
@@sahanavica.5574 hes not a parody of Batman, hes a parody of The Question. Very different characters.
@@sahanavica.5574 He wasn’t a parody of Batman rather and upgrade. Rather how would Batman be in a real world. Alan Moore said that himself.
@@batman69696 What do you think parody means, bucko?
When I read the comics I always read rorshach's lines with this voice.
A true fan.
Same
Aswell you should. Haha
Same!
His voice sounded like this in my mind even before I watched the movie
In 1986 when the comic came out, Rorschach's Journal terrified people so much even Alan Moore the writer didn't like it when people said Rorschach was cool. in 2023, it's almost a person who actually understand modern politics
Yeah, well Alan Moore also tried to portray Rorschach as the biggest villain in the piece. That everyone with a grasp on reality recognizes that he's the hero is one of the biggest examples of Death of the Author that I've ever seen... and I love it.
Alan Moore is a socialist who worships snakes. His opinion is wrong.
@@DaMaster012its genuinely hilarious thinking about how Moore tried his best to depict an extremist lunatic but instead created the only sane and principle true character out of the entire cast. Dr. Manhattan completely lost touch with reality, The Comedian was a Nihilist and a Predator, Ozymandias was a megalomaniac, Night Owl was a trust fund man child and silk was a slut lmao
@@DaMaster012first of all if you see this as a story about heroes and villains, you're starting off wrong already
@@DaMaster012nah, Moore ain’t just a Socialist or Cultural Marxist: he’s a full-blown Communist and Crowley-ite. Seriously…
Do you guys ever notice that Rorschach starts his journals with what he did on that day and will eventually evolve into him talking about his philosophy.
I think it is meant to be a sign he is a bit unstable, lol.
@@jamesboulger8705 I mean if homeless man who kills and wears a ever shifting all while speaking about philosophy doesn't show signs of crazy idk what does.
So, what? He's said to be unstable.
That's the point: he's a rambling lunatic.
@@thermonuclearcollider4418 except in the movie. He was the only Sane damn person.
Peace built on a lie will only last so long before the inevitable happens.
"Thursday, October 31st. The city streets are crowded for the holiday. Even with the rain. Hidden in the chaos is the element, waiting to strike like snakes. And I'm there too. Watching. 2 years of nights have turned me into a nocturnal animal. I must choose my targets carefully. It's a big city. I can't be everywhere. But they don't know where I am. We have a signal now, for when I'm needed. When that light hits the sky, it's not just a call- it's a warning. To them. Fear is a tool. They think I'm hiding in the shadows. But I AM the shadows."
I just watched Watchmen for this first time tonight and I also saw The Batman again last week and I swear that’s all I could hear during his first appearance.
The Batman monologue became a whole personality vibe. It was sick. One of my favourite parts from the movie. I loved this as well though. I know with the Batman year one comics that is what it was based off but I think this also had some parts to do with it.
They are goated both
From the second he speaks, I'm hanging on every word. The writing and performance had me engaged instantly.
I so very agree
A performance as Rorschach so good, no one else can ever play him for the rest of time.
Nice fusona
My favorite character of all
Rorschach is what a "Batman in real life" situation would actually look like.
Alan Moore; you know you're not SUPPOSED to like him or find him cool right?
Me; I missed the part where that's my problem.
Right like how are we supposed to not like the only character in this movie who is an actual HERO
Tbh his parter night owl and scarlet were both decent heroes too, but i still agree
I've always thought it says something about Moore that he's always so vehemently anti-conservative in his politics, and yet in his absolute magnum opus Watchmen, the only true blue right-winger of the story turns out to be right about basically everything. Makes me wonder if Moore has some thoughts that he doesn't really like to admit to himself.
@@zufghI feel like you had to have your eyes closed to think he was the only right winger on the cast
Exactly. I would side with Rorschach over ozy any day. Why Manhatten agreed to selling peace under a lie I do not understand unless he foresaw it working and the truth never coming to light.
I like how they portray how Rorsach has literary talent because he is not just a vigilante, but also a writer. I like to believe that when he writes it is the only time he feels sane because everything he pens exposes all the insanity around him.
Yes totally sane he is basically if you combined the joker punisher and Batman
@@volition142 Nope just Batman & Punisher Rorschach only kills criminals unlike Joker who kills anything that moves.
@@ricniks4619rorshack isn’t some kind of hero. he has that joker insanity
@@cashfortin So does Punisher to a certain extent only thing that differs him from Punisher is that Rorschach will not work or get along with people who don't think how he does as shown when he tells the team he won't go with the lie at the end of the story or how he doesn't get along with anyone on the team besides Niteowl till he quit.
@@cashfortin rorschach always acts true to his moral compass. Sure he is an edgy antihero but he still is a hero
The writing is so great.
Fuzz x it’s Alan Moore, what do you expect?
Disney will look up and shout "save us". I will whisper to them, "no".
Now imagine if Christian Bale's Batman sounded like Rorschach...
+The Smoking Skull Now THAT would be a great Batman voice!
Shadowkey392 I could try to make an edit of it if you want.
Ben Affleck should've observed Rorshachs voice in Watchmen for reference.
+The Smoking Skull I've read David Hayter's screenplay on the scene Adrian assaults the comedian, it was exatly the same thing in the movie. except on thing: when the cup of coffee shatters at the door, the "O" splashs on coffee and the apt's numbers blurs, only the 3 and 0 are visible. seems like a easter egg for "300 of sparta"
BODDENERGON
Agreed.
Rorschach should be in more than just Watchmen and Before Watchmen.
agreed. he's definitely my favourite watchmen member
Agreed
He is. He's just called The Question instead.
Ahem.
Now we have Doomsday Clock
I can imagine that *if* he was in Injustice 2, one of his interactions with many of the girls is the next one: "Slut"
HAHAHAHA 😂
“Whore” seems more like Rorschach
He could work in MK11
Or “you remind me of my mom “
@@gabrielpena3251 this would be the best imo because it's subtle
Tonight I had burger and fries and i got diarrhea. somebody knows why...Somebody knows.
😂
I was reading this in Rorschach's voice!!! 😂😂😂
Somebody....
🤣🤣🤣🤣
McDonald’s knows.
and i’ll whisper: “no.”
watched the new batman movie today and thought it’s reminiscent of this film. i wasn’t imagining it.
Sadly, it was full of the “liberals and smooth talkers”, that rorschach talks about. And i don’t mean the “white rich fat men”
Same!!!!!
@@mihaica87 too Pozzed and the movie was boring and dragged on.
@@mihaica87 Yeah I saw what they were doing making the black lady the "good" politician. Every sane person knows that doesn't actually exist, and that's where the movie lost me.
Snyder's Journal. November 13th, 2017. Wonder Woman was released earlier this year, with Aquaman set to follow.This studio's afraid of me. I've seen its true vision. To them, movies are extended advertisements. created to peddle merchandise with no regard for true DC fans. The theaters are full of audiences worldwide. And when the credits roll and the critics descend. When social media is overflown with with critique from both amateur and professionals. And when more and more petitions are signed worldwide, and all the fans demand it. When WB has no choice, but to deliver the film DC fans deserve. All the WB studio executives will look up and shout "Save us!" and I'll whisper "No."
This is gold
I went from laughing, to ovation. This a parody for the ages.
This comment deserves and Oscar 👏
a canadian died in newyork, somebody knows why, somebody knows
A W D (Comedian) not Canadian
A W D do you mean comedian? Or did you intend that.
Said a bad word about Traudeu
Was then called a "Racist"
And then the peaceful SJW's killed him
it's actually funny, because my seven year old brother calls comedians canadians
the more i watch this movie, the more I think its a commentary for today rather than a fictional 60s
80s
DiscordedBraeburn he literally says 1985 how do you get that wrong
2020 sends its regards
That’s because modern issues aren’t modern.
Corruption
-crime
-war
These have and will always be relevant human issues.
*“This city’s afraid of me, I’ve seen it’s true face”*
I remember this line from the comi
Fun fact: October 12th 1985 is my parent's anniversary date. In case anyone cares.
Scott Socash I care man
roktopus - lol, fucking subscribed.
At least that was a good day for somebody
SEaster IslanderS Happy early anniversary for them then!
Show em the movie to see what they think
This scene is very accurate to what’s about to come
I see it too
@Stix N' Stones Cringy misconception of a character.
@@asturianix9820 What?
oh my god what a voice
I don’t know why Jackie Earle Haley wasn’t nominated for an Oscar for this performance. I mean this is one of the best portrayals for a comic book character
No one can play Rorschach better than Jackie Earl Haley. Even when I read the Watchmen comic, it’s best to read in his voice. I like to also think Robert Pattinson’s narration in The Batman is likely inspired by Rorschach
Forever the most edgiest superhero universes.
Lol, "edgy"
GameRazor247 Its a funny word, is it not?
Superhero universes are for retarded children. Watchmen is an integral piece of art that needs no sequels.
Ryan Tay edgy yes.. but he has some points
Yeah, no. Try "The Boys".
Fantastic movie, I'd love to see a Rorschach solo movie
The visuals and audio in this movie are AMAZING.
I wish that Jackie Earle Haley had done a "Krueger's Journal" voiceover for the Nightmare on Elm Street remake. That would've made it far more awesome.
Nah
Nah
Monday, October 10h something slaughtered some children today, they screamed like like a SJW when they see a white male.
Watching this movie the first time was an incredible joy as a fan of the book.
So many scenes I just sat there thinking "Jesus Christ they nailed it..."
Like the second Rorsharch started reading from his journal I knew it would be great.
Literally the best hero ever.
Anti
He should be your role model.
His creator strongly disagrees with you.
@@tuneablestar1712 his creator isn't the reader. And don't just forget about the artist Dave Gibbons. Stick to the TV show
I love how he wasn't intended to be liked by people. Maybe nobody thought a right-wing hero would go over well...?
Love me some Rorschach though. We need him IRL.
Out of all the movies based off of Alan Moore's works this is probably the best we're gonna get. Granted this film isn't entirely perfect and does change some stuff from the original graphic novel but overall it is relatively faithful to the source material. Far more so then League of Extraordinary Gentlemen or From Hell or even V for Vendetta.
Such an incredible performance. This guy is such a great actor. Literally how I would imagine a comic book character coming to the cinema. So badass. He has the most epic voice ever. Most awesome dude.
>tfw Rorschach was right the whole time.
there will be no compromise even in the face of Armageddon
"His name was Walter Kovacs! His name was Walter Kovacs! His name was Walter Kovacs!"
WreckingWood "whatever whats left of Walter kovacs died tonight with that little girl only then there was Rorschach"
But he said something derogatory towards people with autism such as myself.
Tyler Durden first rule of fight club
I like how he goes from :< to >:( at 2:12
Movie Rorschach: insane badass vigilante
Comic Rorschach: insane ultranationalist vigilante
Tv Rorschach: neonazi vigilante
Yikes how did that happen?
Honestly I'm pretty sure Rorschach would've beaten all of the 7th Kalvery members since they took his message the wrong way
Doubt he is a nazi he is just conservative and has a black and white view on morals people with BPD also have a black and white view on good and bad so that might be a clue.
I think it was more that the 7th cavalry adopted a form of his philosophy that was wrong
@@mm2008nin The thing is though, it doesn't. The people in charge used him and his philosophy in order to gain popular traction although not caring at all about what Rorschach was actually about. Its so similar to the modern day right wings use of populism in order to gain votes.
Although they try to seem like they care about a certain issues to help the masses get what they want, ultimately they just want the power to make selfish gains, money, or like in the show, Dr Manhattans power to do what the fuck they want.
Ultimately Rorschach has nothing to do with the TV show and the 7th Cavalry are made just an metaphor for those who follow a mindless cause, making selfish people gain even more power.
Alan Moore, an outright bad person, created a character so based that even as a kid I rooted for him and still do. And the man says "yOuRe SuPpOsed To HaTe HiM" as if Rorschach hasn't aged like fine wine.
That guy's scary as hell
And he despises people with autism. He referred to them as the R-word. I have autism.
@@ChristianFrates1997 I don't remember that
".....screams like an abattoir full of retarded children"
Clearly you’re never heard of me. (It’s a joke XD)
@Excelsior he hates all people equally
My favorite comic book movie to date.
Bat_613 Official 33 years ago today, a comedian died in New York.
He is literally me
Commenting on this video: October 12th, 2023.
it's hard not to come back to this after just how simmilar pattinsons opening monologue was
This reminds me of "The Batman 2022"
i gave this vid to my friend for her college class 3+ years ago, she needed a monologue from a film and memorized it. shes neither a cinephile or comic book lover, so i gave her this piece; my fave comic and movie. thanks man lmao
This is the world in this very moment. Context-wise. It fills every check box.
I watch this movie just for the rorschach scenes, so glad we got to see him in a movie perfect performance 👏
Rorschach in this movie was definitely an inspiration for Pattinson batman he even fights similar to him
Pattinson’s Batman was inspired by Rorschach and Travis Bickle
his voice give me chills
0:55 total Heath ledger moment.
I mean yeah.
Rorschach moment* Dark Knight came after
@@elijaht3174 no TDK came first
@@topsdaily_productions oh my bad i’m just dumb then😂
All vote for Rorschach to be in injustice to say “ you remind me of my mom” to all the females lol
Rorschach is hands down my favorite DC hero!!!!!
33 years ago, on October 12th 1985, A comedian died in New York.
31 years today.
Here after The Batman
Is the only Rorschach I'll ever accept
This movie is a masterpiece
Rorschach's Journal: March 25th, 2016.
Tonight, I watched "Batman vs Superman" in New York, and it sucks. Somebody knows why.
"Somebody knows"
LOL!!! Dude i needed a good laugh. thanks
You say that it sucks, but someone else has the reason??? That makes no sense and isn't judging the film properly based on someone else's opinion. I know it's a parody of what he said.
LOL
Rogue Creed Rorschach's Journal: August 5th, 2016.
I watched "Suicide Squad" and it was the worst movie ever. But it inspires by us and how we are the worst heroes ever.
zombiesnyder13 Did u see what I posted?
The batman opening scene feels so similar to this
Seen this movie 20 times , it was before it's time , people weren't ready they didn't get it
Talk about a monologue ahead of its time
Thanks for the extended version of this cut :)
Happy anniversary I guess Rorschach's journal
Someone who thinks the same way I do and saw the movie. All I’m gonna say is, The batman. If you think the same and you see this, please reply.
Exactly the same, it was extremely well done.
yes, same vibes
Fuck yes 🔥🔥🔥
Yeah, the voices are so similar. They both had really good inner monologue too.
I almost jumped out of my seat. I really love how they reference Rorschach. I will not believe that when Batman monologues it isn’t a Rorschach reference. I mean they even got him saying similar things to “I step into the shadows without complaint or regret”
they literally made a whole ass batman movie out of this scene
*And I'll whisper, no...*
The Batman (2022) 🔥
Thursday, October 31st
The city streets are crowded for the holiday, even in the rain
Ohh fuck wrong movie
Love that zack remembered to put in not one but two nagel art in this scene
The batman actually got inspired by some if this especially the dialogue.
he is literally me
The ending of this film kills me because I love the whole thing so much bar that fucking change
I think Rorschach, the Comedian, and Ozymandias and Dr. Manhattan represent that eternal conflict, would you rather face hard truths even if it destroys you? Or would you rather live in a world of pleasant delusions. Rorschach says no you can't run away, where as Veidt says that a good lie is better than a painful truth. Manhattan and Blake are outside of this debate both can see the world as it truly is, Blake understands people and Manhattan understands the natural world, one ends his story a nihilist and the other finds meaning in life. It's pottery.
The truth is always hard.
I'M STILL ALIVE!
i hope they give you your own movies,episodes and games
Lol
Yeah
Did you really break a fat man's thumbs?
Unless they were pretty much expecting someone to get into the apartment through the window, why would the police put police tape over the window?
because it looks cool when Rorschach shoots his grappling hook through it
@@tristenalbert2759 most logical Zack Snyder fan
@@kavakahn9387 exactly what happened in zacks mind lol “what would look cool” is probably his first second and third thought to doing anything in a movie
@@JOBXR Which is exactly why he's a terrible director. He's so focused on making his movies look "cool" that his style comes off as desperate and hysterical.
@@kavakahn9387 shh you can’t say that don’t let the Snyder fans find out they will crucify you like the hamfisted christian imagery in superman dawn of AIDSSS
Rorschach. Who is he? Walter Kovachs? No. What is he? He is the best character/thing in the comics and the movie.
Hands down the best DC movie ever made
Ben shapiro gone rogue
Rorschach Thug Life
Lmao
Ian Gregg I watch him LOL
Lol, Alan Moore is a pretty open socialist and Watchmen is a satire. Another chud that doesn't know how to read.
@@juliusc.8 Well that may be so, but Rorschach, the true-blue right-winger of the story, still turns out to right about everything by the story's conclusion. Perhaps Alan Moore was trying to tell us something that he refuses to admit. Even to himself.
This is how Super Hero Movies should be made. Still my favorite to this day. Eat your heart out Marvel.
My question is what's changed since this journal entry
It's because he died from dr Douche bag and didnt get to expose it all
For those of you who think Rorschach is right wing or hates liberals, consider this. His line about "liberals and intellectuals" isn't suggesting that they are, in and of themselves, wrong, he's commenting on those who hold themselves as such and yet don't do anything to help anybody. His hatred is towards people who can do something about the crime and villainy on the streets but don't and then complain about it.
Perhaps.
I say he’s clearly a far righter who became that way through a combination of his childhood trauma, watching humanity destroy itself over and over even though they were capable of making better decisions, and the feeling that nothing he does can ever be enough to change things.
And so with age he’s grown bitter and resentful of the world, and everyone in it. A common foundation for far right thinking. The idea that the world is so screwed up that it needs a controlled cataclysm to get things moving in the right direction again.
No Rorschach actually is a noted right winger , at least that was the writers intention
Iafiv Iv There are definitely similarities. The far left and far right have similar methods, but different goals.
Greatest superhero ever
Zack Snyder i love you man.What an impressive scene and movie isn't it ? I think that he is an underrated and brilliant director.I wish that he could continue to direct movie in DCEU.For some reasons and of course for different opinions,we can consider that Batman v Superman was not a perfect movie also it wasn't satisfying enough.But to me BvS wasnt actually a bad movie at all.I think that we saw a perfect Batman and perfect scenes in the movie.I dont care what anybody says i love Zack Snyder and his movies so much and i would like to see The Snyder Cut on theaters. #ReleaseTheSnyderCut
Watching the Watchmen Series on HBO.... it's just not the same without Rorschach.
I felt the same way!
Zack picked the perfect cast for this masterpiece of a movie.
I wish the movie was just him doing detective work but still a great movie
Lol same
He’s just like me FR
The beginning to the Batman reminded me of this.
3:30 i never understood this part, is the cop just that bad at shooting or did the bullets just phase through Rorschach?
Wish more shows and movies included a Rorschach character. If Rorschach can’t be utilized more, pay DC royalties and make copycats, if nothing else.
Such a badass
Batman opening monologue made me think of this movie, now I know why
It would be nice if Rorschach could train Thomas Wayne in becoming a vigilante in Flash point.
When John Cleese dies I'm going to watch this movie just because it says "a comedian died"
Based