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Old 03-13-2009, 09:31 PM   #1
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But think about it. If you were in Manhattan's position, this all powerful being, would you honestly care? I'd be fucking blue ass naked too. Let my shit swang for the world to see
That's exactly it. I believe the idea behind the Doctor Manhattan character was to make the unrealistic idea of an entity such as Manhattan "realistic." He wouldn't just be a guy like Superman, but he'd see through concepts such a time and space. Things like pants would be the least of his concerns.

It made so many people feel weird, and I think that is actually quite a telling thing. It's really quite bizarre how awkward a blue CGI penis made people feel. I don't think people "got" Doctor Manhattan, and while I don't think that is the fault of the filmmakers, I believe they could have just used a throwaway line from one of the "normal" characters to put some fucking pants on, with a response from him explaining how stupid pants are.
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Old 03-14-2009, 10:51 AM   #2
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That's exactly it. I believe the idea behind the Doctor Manhattan character was to make the unrealistic idea of an entity such as Manhattan "realistic." He wouldn't just be a guy like Superman, but he'd see through concepts such a time and space. Things like pants would be the least of his concerns.

It made so many people feel weird, and I think that is actually quite a telling thing. It's really quite bizarre how awkward a blue CGI penis made people feel. I don't think people "got" Doctor Manhattan, and while I don't think that is the fault of the filmmakers, I believe they could have just used a throwaway line from one of the "normal" characters to put some fucking pants on, with a response from him explaining how stupid pants are.
well when people complain about it to me I'm just like "well he's essentially a demi-god, so it's understandable", like look at him he was a perfect blue speciman. And yeah he transcends time and thought and essentially is his own world. Like he would give a fuck if his cock was waggling. I thought that was pretty clear in the movie I dunno how the dick was an issue to anyone.
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