Don’t forget to check out DeadlineDominic’s review of Watchmen before catching it on HBO tonight. Spoiler alert: He loves it.
makes perfectly clear, to quote Richard Nixon: when you dig up the past, their sins come bellowing back to embody the present.Watchmenis set in the Tulsa, Oklahoma of a 2019 America that is very different from our own and so very similar.
Once again making it clear that she is one of the great actors of our time, King strides into that morass as the scarred Angela Abar, a Tulsa detective who carries out masked justice as Sister Night. To that end, there are a fair number of expertly choreographed fight scenes where an African-American woman kicks the crap out of racist asswipes in a way that should make everyone’s ancestors proud.
’s Jean Smart, the wonderfully slippery Don Johnson, Tim Blake Nelson, Steven Norfleet and Hong Chau co-starrer is the perpetual American question of race, racism and nostalgia, which is a literal and figurative drug here. Destined to pull many viewers way out of their comfort zones, HBO’s newest big budget offering lacks the swinging swords ofShifting to the NYC of 1938, mesmerizing tactics and the birth of a not so golden age of costumed heroes, the exceptional Stephen Williams directed sixth episode pulls the pin on any warmed-over notion of how great America used to be and kicks the booster rockets for the last act.
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