What does it mean actually I find it hard to know the meaning of tgis phrase

I dont really like this one, its kinda dumb and doesnt fit the character.

@@juzapex654 I always interpreted it as the people that rorschach kills have no humanity

@@MichaelSBaram DOESNT FIT THE CHARACTER? DID YOU WATCH THE MOVIE? Thats one of the best things he said in the movie, because it showed that he finally realised that some men are so evil that they just deserve to be killed. He compared the criminal to dogs, because that was the only thing Rorshach had in mind and it proved how angry he was.

@@cardmaster8772No, I did not watch the movie. However, I have read the novel multiple times. This line is not there, it was written for the movie. I dislike this line because Rorshach's whole point here is that HUMANITY is evil crooked and rotten. There are no men to arest, only men to put down. "Its us, only us".

Masterpieces

@@user-cq5sn5hq4m indeed

Exactly 💯

Beautiful quote from Shakespeare 👌.

He was suppose to represent conservatives, and the writer was a far lefty.

@@slewone4905 man tries to make a joke of an ideology, ends up making one of the most based character

@@slewone4905 specifically objectivists, apparently something to do with steve ditko writing objectivism into his characters but I never noticed

​@@slewone4905yeah he completely backfired on that part he made him one of the best characters that people agreed with it

@@azerty1933it tragically backfired on his anarcho-communist ass.

I love how nobody bothered to argue with you XD

@@shade_zz1585 it's true. I hope he gets a role as a future DC villain. Someone like Scarecrow

One sentence - hugo strange ,once head doctor of arkham asylum. His photos kinda match with him

@@neilwaghela5051 Their a perfect casting match. Let's pray Matt Reeves explores arkham in his film. Hugo Strange would make a perfect edition

Whole movie was phenomenal . Esp. the End . Someday PPL will understand .

I wouldn't compare him to Batman too much. They are different

@@Chief_Bill I agree. Rorschach aesthetically is reminiscent of The Question. But in terms of his uncompromising adherence to lethal justice against remorseless scumbags, he has that in common with The Punisher.

@@brendanforester4601 yes I agree. I agree with the Punisher part as well, but (sorry) I kiiiiiiiiiinda think they're a bit different. There is still some mystery surrounding Rorschach. When I read Watchmen, he does feel like the/a protagonist but you cannot actually see Walter Kovacs. He has truly become this cruel vigilante that thinks everything is black and white. Punisher thinks like that too, but in his stories I think that he feels like a normal protagonist and hero/vigilante would feel. Idk Rorschach seems so different from most characters. Sorry for the big ass comment, just thought I should say it lmao

@@Chief_Bill No need to be sorry. I wasn't saying they were identical, just that they'd agree that "there is Good and Evil, and Evil must be punished, even in the face of Armageddon." They have plenty of differences otherwise.

Darren Aronofsky actually was originally supposed to write the dark night trilogy and he wrote his first script with Bruce Wayne being poor and was so attached to the idea that he wouldn't change it . Later on they chose Christopher Nolan to write the current trilogy .

(March 21,1940 - November 2, 1985)

“Stood in firelight, sweltering. Bloodstain on chest like map of violent new continent. Felt cleansed. Felt dark planet turn under my feet and knew what cats know that makes them scream like babies in night. Looked at sky through smoke heavy with human fat and God was not there. The cold, suffocating dark goes on forever and we are alone. Live our lives, lacking anything better to do. Devise reason later. Born from oblivion; bear children, hell-bound as ourselves, go into oblivion. There is nothing else. Existence is random. Has no pattern save what we imagine after staring at it for too long. No meaning save what we choose to impose. This rudderless world is not shaped by vague metaphysical forces. It is not God who kills the children. Not fate that butchers them or destiny that feeds them to the dogs. It’s us. Only us. Streets stank of fire. The void breathed hard on my heart, turning its illusions to ice, shattering them. Was reborn then, free to scrawl own design on this morally blank world. Was Rorschach. Does that answer your Questions, Doctor?”

@@Bollthorn that's the real Rorschach.

@@fiakuma29 the devil is not one sentient being, he is a personification of something that exists in all of us

S. Milan - Was waiting for that since I posted. Autocorrect. Lol

i know this line

The Liberal media just turned him into a white supremacist cult.......I feel like dieing now

@@harjasdhariwal5960 I mean, he was created to not be a likeable character or someone you shouldn't relate to

@@adsdsds6190 Watchmen's creator made the symbol of what he most hates.

It would be like Sherlock Holmes in black shade..

Mammootty nissam basheer movie Rorschach have expectations

Yeah honestly one of the best performances as a comic book character ever and definitely jackie earle harleys best performance deserves more recognition shame its so underated

Fact he didn't get one is disgusting.

Yes, but problem is unfortunately they never give Oscars to actors playing comic book characters no matter how excellent the performance. You may ask "What about Heath Ledger?" Thing is Heath Ledger didn't play the classic comic book Joker, he played what I thought was a regular homicidal psycho cum terrorist with make up.

@@AshrafAnam He still was Joker, just a different interpretation. Not everything has to be 100% comic book accurate to be true.

@@cardmaster8772 Comic book accuracy is very important but yes, creative liberty should be there but not so much that it radically changes the character

kent leonhart he is sure in my top three,but I also like Batman and question

@@eriksen2399 batman and joker! Rorschach and the comedian! never compromise or its all a joke!

@@eriksen2399 rorschach is actually based on the question

He is a noir anti-hero, and one of the very best at it.

Actually he is not a antihero. He is a hero because of his morals and ideology. Ideals that a antihero such as Deadpool does not have.

What a comic.

@@giuseppepapaleo3030 why

@@starlord6433 the movie just wasn't as great as the comic.

@@starlord6433 All scenes of this movie are taken from the comic book.Exactly

@@azk3skin nope it wasnt exactly that

No sometimes in live you have to make compromises to come to a better end in the whole picture. Both is is okay and admireable: sticking to you values or neglect them for good intened reasons.

@@user-cq5sn5hq4m What a stupid non rational comment. It was his job to care for the Britain first. It is no help to kill your own people when you very likely will loose. Wouldn't Hitler been such an traumatised ideological extremist with stupid decisions breaking the treaty with russia they would have won and Britain couldn't have done anything and would never have entered the war and becuase of that the USA not too (at leat in europe). One-sided stubborn people like you are the problem how unjustified wars like afghanistan and iraq can be pushed as accepted by society because they claim to help people and bring democracy yet more killed as rescued in the end and more damage as before. One-sided stubborness glorified as ideal is dangerous and not helpful in reality at all.

I got in a fight with a coworker. He saw me as the comedian. I told him, I was more of a Rorschach. He then agreed.

@@slewone4905 I don't know about you but if I were to call someone Rorschach I would not mean it as a compliment.

@@jalmarilaine4405 I think its dependent on how you see the world. Do you see the world as fundamentally being one where people with different ideas are clashing, and problems are caused by people having the wrong ideas? If so, then you probably also worry about a future civil war if you're in the US. Do you see the world as fundamentally being dominated by people who literally don't have their own opinions, are unable to have an opinion if all of their friends would leave them for it, and even if they did have such an opinion they could hold are completely unwilling to sacrifice their happiness let alone their life for that opinion? If so, then you feel that solutions don't start with people having the right opinions (which is what most liberals seem to believe), they start with having the moral character to believe and fight for anything at all. I like Rorschach because he is that very critical first step, and is a pretty stunning reminder that despite the severity of his flaws in his character he did more good for the Earth than any of the other superheroes who were too cynical to do much like The Comedian and especially more than the Owl who is the most accurate representation I've seen of what it means to be a liberal superhero.

Jes Tehr “Every time” [Wolverine voice]

I was thought it was cheesy and fake really bothered me that he just stood there and let it happen goes to show what a coward Daniel was

SnowdenHeroX um ok dude what was he supposed to do to the unkillable man that he even agreed with ? You go write a better story

It’s hard to still be a hero, when the heroes begin to rationalize extremes. Fck is the humble and insecure batman gonna do, when an apathetic nuclear deity still is debating on neutralizing a just empathetic walking conscious of his former self

It was the scream of one friend (and possible 'mentor') who just witnessed the sudden-loss of another friend...one who he truly hoped would somehow find PEACE.

Комедиант не менее крут

He lot more sympathetic in the film tbh -- he more like a part of Alex Jones world in the comics or the stuck in a death wish trap.

Comedian is much better!But Rorschach is too so cool..

Couldn't agree more

He is mine too he seems like he could actually exist in this sick World.

These compromises often result without direct intention and have their basic routs over thousands of years of human civilisation history. There is not this one first compromise. Also many people like you always use the word humanity in the idealistic sense fading out that brutality, egoism and greed is part of humanity too. Many phrase thiactions inhumane which very human if you do realistic historic and anthrophosophic approach what humans are.

@@ussishkingang7194 Idk man, in this movie he stood on the side of truth and against mass murder. And the feeling for revenge he acted on was pretty reasonable considering the circumstances he witnessed.

Hooray, the fascist murderer wins...?

@@Keldroc What level of hell are you on to allow the point to go over your head by that wide a margin?

@Keldroc Who is the "good guy" in the Watchman? If not Rorschach, then who? Owl Man? Ozzy? Silk? Dr. Manhattan? Who's the one that isn't a fascist? The guy that murders lots of people to cover up murdering an entire city. And then he plans go up in smoke anyways. So he murdered them all for nothing. Is that the heroic non-facist?

i mean he explodes like a grape in a microwave but yeah in a way he does win.

@@cheeseburger12 there is no good guy in Watchmen, that's the point.

this guy is onto something

@@TheAbush also "God dosent make the world this way, we do" And "Hell is empty and all the devils are here" - Shakespeare

Aryan Gupta nice

@@TheAbush it would seem I made an error and forgot to type world, edited the comment now

Aryan Gupta no worries, keep on keepin on!

what? there is no watchmen without him. He is basically there batman but more grounded

It's after the novel and talks about other "watchmen". Ofc there's no Rorschach...

@@Prisoner_ksc2-303 Good to know. Was wondering when it was based.

DeepEye1994 he’s been in tv shows before so I don’t see why they wouldn’t be able to hire him lmao

Cleaver2396 because his character is dead.

AJ *"but Garo must die. He chasin that KZfaq clout with pirated content. This should be the end of it. The end... Of Garo the Pirate."*

And I am only who read your comment with Rorschach's voice?)

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Obviously your KZfaq channel is about You.. he made his about others.... some Chase likes and fame others Chase Fame for others. Which one are you?

he dont belong to DC university

@@hllohuma20subsorilldestroy15 ah yes ...DC UNIVERSITY

Vertigo character.

​@@Zain94336 sadly he IS now

It is one of the best action hero movies ever done because it is not one-sided black and white with approaching the complex reality very intelligently yet still entertaining. Modern generations are just not used to this type of story telling anymore. It started to get better from 2005 - 2015 and is declining again 2017.

The one and only movie that can stand with The dark knight. Not a single other superhero movie come close to The dark knight

Watchmen is too Real for you kid. Stick to Ms Marvel, Spiderman and Avengers. 😂

I agree but do you know why ? because he understood two thing two simple thing "there is good and there is evil" "evil must be punished"

Wakuwaku Guy how he view and treat other people? That’s were you’re wrong

Felipe Suarez more the fact that he’s a racist and alt right.

@@Jack115. Well then the guy who wrote it is wrong. Often happens with fiction..

@@WhoopsieDayZ Imagine saying that Alan Moore, the genius who wrote the book and made the characters to be viewed in such a specific way, was wrong

Siergiej Pipko amazing

That stuff is normal for me I live in Detroit and I hear people talking about not Child porn but definitely heroine

@@theclown4736 At least it wasn't child porn

Alan Moore finds it strange that people relate so much to Rorschach. I think he's a fool for thinking he somehow created an unlikable character when, really, we'd all feel like Rorschach in his world.

that's an amazing diologue.

More like he was fighting for everything good that there is.

to do justice , not neccesary good

Adrian also thought is doing good from his perspective.

ROrschach 2024

Emma and two moms Привет от русских :)

Dr. Manhattan's display of gradual apathy towards humans was also very well done, I think.

@@rivalart2854 Ozymandias made me fall in love with the actor in anything he's in.

I must say I found the 3.5 hrs of Snyder Cut as among the top 5 superhero films of all time. All characters were superbly crafted and portrayed by super competent actors. And Rorschach, hands down, was the best among them all. James Haley was simply phenomenal.

@@VivekDwivediDXTHSM 100%

I mean every actor did a fantastic job in this movie and the movie itself is fantastic

Which is the song of the background??

@@Eigor_ the untold

Thanks!!

Yeah the woke turned him into a white supremacist club.......biggest piss on a grave I ever seen

@CrimsonNerd They are so similar yet so different, though. One is a satire of the superhero comic that, while brilliant, isn't really as relevant nowadays that the superhero comic is no longer in the same place that it was back when Watchmen was originally printed. The other is a brilliant satire of the superhero movie that is more relevant today than ever in this golden age of Marvel and DC movies. Both carry the same or almost the same plot, yet both serve different purposes relevant to their respective times.

comic book is even better.

Gaétan Arnoux Is*

@@yudela1 DC isn't in it cinenatographic golden age though

Would have been if it didn't completely misunderstand the point of the book.

This is Alan Moore.

Where you been buddy? Lol

yeah i can't believe this movie is 10 years old now

How have you not seen the greatest superhero movie of all time?

Underrated?

@@zer0slash316 yes

@Jack McLean becouse the comic it's 100 time better

@@prince-of-hell621 For gondessake that is always the case. It is hard work to put entire comics/books in one movie.

o h n o.

*bloodcurdling scream*

*OKAY, THAT’S IT!*

Wow

@@garyking1986 Don't do a _Gary_ , Gary.

Great word my friend.

Poetry.

El Rocky Raccoon it has its own style. And it was released way ahead of its time, if released today this movie would’ve achieved much more.

I agree I think the film actually improved on the source material in several ways.

@DoogieBowser While I do agree with you, the alien monster felt really out of place for me when I've read it. Almost in a goof manner. While the solution used in the movie felt a bit too drastic, it made more sense to me.

@DoogieBowser I agree with racoon, i think using the alien would be too weird and out of place

@@podrepodrinho5592 I, too, agree with the rabbit.

It‘s not really slept on since it does have a large fanbase & is more and more appreciated than it was 10 years ago. I do think it does have problems with it‘s portrayal of Ozymandias (he really is nothing compared to comic Ozy) & well, you do have to watch the 3.5 hour Ultimate Cut (the theatrical one is really missing stuff). I agree that Snyder‘s sense of visual idiosyncrasy is impeccable. Though it should be noted that Watchmen as a whole, a comic book that features sub chapters, a comic inside a comic & is both grounded in realism and in its mythology of depicting a street vigilante and basically god, maybe is „unfilmable“

Out of curiosity, how could it have been better? I'm of the probably unpopular opinion that Snyder actually improved on the near perfect source material, I.e having Rorschach put up more of a fight after jumping out of the window than in the comic, and Dan being witness to Rorshach's death was also an excellent change from the comic imo. My only real criticism is that maybe the sex scene in Archie was a bit long, but it was still funny as was probably intended.

@@filmreviewgerman9519 Similar question, how is Snyder's Ozymandias any different from the comic version? I've read the comic twice and I really don't recall any real difference other than the fact he summoned an alien as opposed to blowing up various cities, which again I think was an improvement by Snyder.

@@Bb-xq7gk The movie was its own adaptation commenting on other comic book movies that came before i and always a supplement to the graphic novel as Snyder said. It ultimately doesn't matter since the OG comic will always be there.

What could have been better? I think it's perfect movie adaptation. Cast, visuals, that intro is bonkers!!

nah it was always a lie....

You're looking at it

There never was any just lies Rorschach and comedian always

#BlackLivesMatter2019

Leaders getting corrupt and trialed, rich getting richer, poor becoming more numerous, humans turning into mere fodder. You shouldn't ask where is the American dream. You should ask whose dream do we live in.

"I heard joke once: Man goes to doctor. Says he's depressed. Says life seems harsh and cruel. Says he feels all alone in threatening world. Doctor says treatment is simple, the great clown Pagliacci is in town tonight. Go see him, that should pick you up. Man bursts into tears. But doctor, he says, I am Pagliacci. Good joke. Everybody laughs. Roll on snare drum. Curtains."

I liked that too

@@bibimir Very poignant, isn't it?

@@brendanforester4601 indeed. One of the reasons I loved the movie.

Still better than berserk ending

Anyone down for Batfleck and Suprmustacheman?

@@TheGaroStudios I am for batfleck

@@TheGaroStudios yes to batfleck

I absolutely agree!

Go !

It definitely is

Please do “the gray” edit your shit is amazing I would die happy

Garostudio what programme do you use to edit your vids?

TheGaroStudios what do you use to edit videos

TheGaroStudios what do you use to edit videos like these and the doctor who ones

I'd say sociopath because a psychopath doesn't care about morality or have any empathy Rorshach is clearly the opposite.

Finally someone who gets it. I‘m kinda put off by people calling him a (super)hero and idolizing him. Still love the character though

@@alsage9992 : Sociopaths are essentially secondary psychopaths who became what they are due to abuse perpetrated during their childhood and by the way psychopaths,despite being born without the ability to feel empathy and concern for other people,can still possess some sort of moral compass,of course they may be indifferent to the suffering of others but this doesn't mean they are completely unable to form relationships and feel a sense of attachment towards someone else,they are far from being dysfunctional people,at least from a cognitive perspective.

@@Seageass01 psychopaths don't care about morals they sometimes can be taught the ways of society but in truth they don't care about justice or justifying their actions when rocharch kills the guilty and does what he hopes is right. He is clearly a sociopath because he doesn't lack remorse or care for another human being if there is anyone who is close to rocharch then it's night owl.

It is because it is not black and white enough for mass audience.

Ikr

There are no good guys in Watchmen. That's the point.

He wasn't willing to let the world have peace because of his "never compromise" bullshit. How's he the good guy?

@@Oly1y looking at it one way, he did want to let the world have peace at the end. See how he takes of his "face" before dying. Taking off Rorschach and letting Kovacs have one last moment of clarity.

world peace would never last. i think he took off his mask to appeal to manhattan's humanity, or at least make manhattan recognize him as a human and not just an idea.

Rorschach's morality is like punisher's morality. They killed the bad guys

Athum ithum namil Vella bendham indo.?🤔

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What the fuck is a mammooty. It it another shity Indian remake of a popular movie?

​@@tahmkench118 no he is an actor ig one of the characters was inspired from this movie