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Watchmen: Chapter II (2024)
Suspicious of the events ensnaring their former colleagues, Nite Owl and Silk Spectre are spurred out of retirement to investigate. As they grapple with personal ethics, inner demons and a society turned against them, they race the clock to uncover a deepening plot that might trigger global nuclear war.
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Suspicious of the events ensnaring their former colleagues, Nite Owl and Silk Spectre are spurred out of retirement to investigate. As they grapple with personal ethics, inner demons and a society turned against them, they race the clock to uncover a deepening plot that might trigger global nuclear war.
Rating:R
Genre:Animation, Mystery, Science Fiction, Drama
Written By:
In Theaters:11/26/2024
Box Office:
Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Warner Bros. Animation, Paramount Pictures, DC
Cast
Brandon Vietti
Director
Troy Baker
Adrian Veidt / Ozymandias / Derf / Laurence Schexnayder / Gerald Grice / News Announcer (voice)
Adrienne Barbeau
Sally Jupiter / Police Dispatcher (voice)
Michael Cerveris
Dr. Manhattan / Prison Guard #2 (voice)
Zehra Fazal
Hira Manish / Newscaster (voice)
Phil Fondacaro
Tom Ryan / Big Figure (voice)
Grey DeLisle
Female Citizen #1 / Advisor #1 (voice)
John Marshall Jones
Otis / Malcolm Long / General #1 (voice)
Max Koch
Bernard / President Nixon / Lawrence Andrews (voice)
Phil LaMarr
Comic Book Narrator / Bernie / Male Citizen #1 (voice)
Yuri Lowenthal
Seymour / Knot Top #2 / Bully #1 (voice)
Long Nguyen
Attendant #1 (voice)
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