‘Watchmen’: an enigmatic first look at the anticipated adaptation of HBO

HBO is determined to squeeze out thoroughly everything related to the new adaptation of Watchmen that has between hands. The last thing we’ve known about the series was the signing of Jeremy Irons to give life to a Comedian even more veteran than the one created by Alan Moore and now the chain has launched two enigmatic videos to go to feeding your appetite for more of those that we look forward to seeing her already.

By now, Damon Lindelof, which acts both as a creator, writer, showrunner and executive producer, has already completed the pilot episode directed by Nicole Kassell and in whose cast also includes actors such as Regina King, Don Johnson, Louis Gossett Jr., Tim Blake Nelson, Adelaide Clemens, Andrew Howard, Frances Fisher, Jean Smart, Jacob Ming-Trent, Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, Sara Vickers and Tom Mison.

Masks Save Lives. #WatchmenHBO

Unfortunately, HBO has not wanted to launch still no concrete image of the series, following in the line of promotional started in the past month of October. In fact, more videos we could set them as images in motion, with the particularity that in one of them we see a crowd of cops with the flashy yellow mask. What is the concern with that for the masks to save lives?

Hiding in plain sight. #WatchmenHBO

Remember that Lindelof has chosen not to do an adaptation of the original comic of Moore and Dave Gibbons, but by creating a story set in the same universe but later in time. Sure that he is aware that comparisons will be inevitable and that they will not miss the complaints of some fans, so who better to continue playing the ball.

‘Watchmen,’ opens in 2019, but it is unknown the exact date.

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