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Watchmen: Midnight remastered —Coming soon™

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Every Watchmen fan edit is both the product of a critical viewing of Watchmen and a creative impulse. Though their compositions and qualities vary, all Watchmen fan edits wrestle with the same material set under the long shadow of Alan Moore’s original writing.

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@MinddKidzag No, “it is not connected in any way and was not endorsed by the sculptor Frederick Hart or the Washington National Cathedral.” 🥸

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@jamieswb @Vimeo Are there features exclusive to Pro that you need to showcase your Filmumentaries? If not, you could consider downgrading to Plus or Free if you don’t plan to upload any more HD videos.

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@MinddKidzag “Intention: I wanted to make one of the worst movies I’ve seen even worse.

And it needed to be in High Definition.”

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I have similar reflections on my archival work with fan edits. I preserve these misunderstood and often endangered experimental works in case people in media studies eventually give them more attention.

[Rick Prelinger W6XBE @footage]

Amid relentless presentism and amnesia it seems funny to be reassembling and scanning moving images from the 1930s-70s, but I have faith that someone in the future will find usefulness and urgency in the archives, that's to say if the archives survive anthropogenic calamities.

[Martin P. Rossouw @Platolanie]

If you have not yet had the chance: do check out our brand spanking new @litfilmquart themed issue—with stellar contributions from @flixcapacitor, @navasse, @AaronTaylorPhD, @PhDeezus, and Sheila J. Nayar!

“Watchmen, From Co-Mix to Remix”
👉https://t.co/quc0mS6E2B

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Image is from my new essay, “Nothing Ever Ends: Watchmen, Fan Edits, and the Persistence of Revision,” in which I survey a dozen Watchmen fan edits and chronicle my 10 years of transformative work on #WatchmenMidnight.

https://t.co/5Tyuz1lRvF

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Our brand new special issue on WATCHMEN is now out! Our thanks to Guest Editor Martin P. Rossouw (@Platolanie) and the authors of these fantastic essays. @navasse, @AaronTaylorPhD, @PhDeezus

https://t.co/DRdHzyaV76

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Fixed link:
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In my new essay, “Nothing Ever Ends: Watchmen, Fan Edits, and the Persistence of Revision,” I survey a dozen Watchmen fan edits and chronicle my 10 years of work on #WatchmenMidnight.

https://t.co/RTuX6weiEz

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Every Watchmen fan edit is both the product of a critical viewing of Watchmen and a creative impulse. Though their compositions and qualities vary, all Watchmen fan edits wrestle with the same material set under the long shadow of Alan Moore’s original writing.

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@thecinemadoctor https://t.co/5Tyuz1lRvF

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Fixed Link: https://t.co/5Tyuz1lRvF

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Thanks @Platolanie for editing this special issue of @litfilmquart.