That article is on their website here: [link]
(in case anyone thought it was a hoax)
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Paramount pulls plug on Watchman movie.
Damnit!
Given the current track record for adapting Alan Moore comics to film, I can't say I'm too upset.
Make no mistake, as emperor, Palpatine is a dictator--but a relatively benign one, like Pinochet.
Well, any credibility the author might have had with me just went out the window when he called Augusto Pinochet "relatively benign." Because that's....well, that's fucking insane.
V For Vendetta could tip the scale.
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Extremely mixed review (spoilery) of THE INSIDE from The New Yorker: [link]
There are also seriously negative reviews of BATMAN BEGINS and MR. AND MRS. SMITH, but Denby's always been a bit of a prig: [link]
That caught my eye too, Steph.
Well it's the Weekly Standard, which makes the National Review look like the Village Voice.
Now here, I would have said it was a joke, down to the Palpatine = Pinochet comparison. Because, yeah, Pinochet and "relatively benign" don't belong in the same sentence unless the phrase "rectal tumor" is also in the mix.
But I'll take your word for it.