I'm not sure whether to applaud Zack Snyder's guts, or worry that a mob of "Watchmen" purists might march to his door with torches and pitchforks. Despite Snyder hinting to MTV back in August that the ending of "Watchmen" would have very few (if any) changes from the graphic novel, reports from a test screening last month suggested that the film's ending had been tweaked from the original graphic novel. [Patrick Wilson, who plays Nite Owl, also hinted to MTV that the end of the film would remain the same.]
In the "new" ending, the moral dilemma was the same, but the mechanics were different -- and missing in action was one highly anticipated giant squid. The reviews were quickly pulled from the Internet forums they appeared on, and many were skeptical they were real. Theories circulated that Warner Bros was testing alternate endings to see if they could appeal more to mainstream audiences.
Well, wonder no more. In an interview with Dark Horizons, Snyder confirmed that he had changed the ending of "Watchmen," and shot down reports that he had filmed more than one. Read More...
The big-screen debut of 
Greek philosopher Aristotle once said, "Man is by nature a political animal" -- and he would've been hard-pressed to find any disagreement with that statement this week. Even in the world of comic books and the movies based on 'em, there was politics to be found around every corner... and on every page, for that matter. 
It's every girl's dream to be covered in chocolate, and on Thursday night, a few lucky models dressed as superheroes got to live out the fantasy. Talk about wearing designer -- this was designer chocolate. 
Actor Mark Strong, who plays mob boss Frank D'Amico in the upcoming adaptation of 
Last week, the Internet lit up like hellfire when The Hollywood Reporter broke the news that not only was the on-again/off-again comic book masterpiece 
As comic book fans are already well aware, when writer/director 
Warner Bros. might be taking awhile to