Celebrating 10 years of Dr Manhattan

By David Hollingworth
11:22 Jan 23, 2009 | 2 Comments
Tags: watchmen | superheroes | comics | viral

Latest viral marketing campaign for The Watchmen celebrates everyone's favourite naked atomic being.

Now that it looks like we'll actually be seeing The Watchmen at the movies, and Warner Bros and Fox have settled their dispute, we can get back to simply hankering for the film.

And the latest viral videos, depicting a fictional 1970s television station 'celebrating' the tenth annivesary of the creation of blue-skinned Dr Manhattan, are only making us salivate more.

Better blue than red, indeed.

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2 Comments

charonis Jan 23, 2009 12:05 PM	Saw this yesteday. It's extremely well done. You can already see the special features oozing out of the 10-disc DVD/Bluray set. Here's hoping the movie can live up to the hype... (although I will be somewhat disappointed if the rumoured changed ending makes the final cut)
colganaitor Jan 24, 2009 11:51 PM	hehe . . that was rather funny. Rather blue than red . .. . I really want to see the version with the Black Freighter scenes added in . . .it's a pity we'll have to wait for the DVD. . . .I don't have Blu-Ray yet unfortunately.

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