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Originally Posted by moe.ron
I know that the squid did not do anything. However, the squid was seen by the people as the threat toward the human race and caused the world to unite to fight against this out of this world enemy, real or not. Also, I didn't like that Dr. Manhattan was used as the fall guy, kinda defeat the who purpose of what Veidt was going for.
On the other had, I can understand why they didn't go with the squid. The average moviegoer would think it was dumb to see a dead squid in manhattan. Hehe
My favorite line in the whole thing have always been:
Do you seriously think I'd explain my master-stroke if there remained the slightest chance of you affecting its outcome? I did it thirty-five minutes ago.
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Moe
I will wait a bit before I debate the point of that with you because that is the endgame of the movie and the thing we should wait til last to spoil is the ending...
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