“It would be interesting to see,” guessed the actress. “But I don’t really know how [a sequel] would ever be possible. Because ‘Watchmen’ is ‘Watchmen,’ and we covered pretty much the whole novel.  I would be curious to see what [a sequel] would look like, but I don't know if that would fly."

There would be a lot of pissed comic fans.

A prequel would work, but a sequel.... ummm... how would you do that?

it would probably have to be a prequel.  just like the video games.

but, i think there's a reasonable discussion to be had about the true nature of rorschach's fate.

Wait a tick! Did you say they were changing the ending? What in the world?! The ending is PERFECT! Thats gonna piss me off alot....

Also, if they are going to make 2 movies they should just split the book into 2 films.... Like a 'Kill Bill' thing. In order to Cover the entire book the movie needs to be like 6 hours long anyway!

There's been rumblings about the changed ending.  I did my best to avoid reading anything that had to do with how or why it was changed.

"There's been rumblings about the changed ending.  I did my best to avoid reading anything that had to do with how or why it was changed."

"G-Man said:

"There's been rumblings about the changed ending."

WTF?

If they change the ending, I refuse to even go see the movie

as for the idea of a sequel...

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The ending ain't beeing changed, the squid ain't the ending and it can easily be changed into something that fits television better

"The ending ain't beeing changed, the squid ain't the ending and it can easily be changed into something that fits television better"

They need to stop..... They need to wait for the movie to come out before they start talking about sequels....

No sequel, just put the same creative team on another DC property or properties.

The Beginning Is The End Is The Beginning.
There actually IS room for a sequel to the NOVEL. I won't spoil anything, but there is a clear statement at the end that masked vigilantes aren't completely gone. The problem (which isn't really a problem ;)) is that Alan Moore would never write the sequel to it. Snyder has said he won't do one... and with Warner Bros as cautious as they are with film adaptations these days, I think it's safe to say that they wouldn't sign a different director.

And it would make as much sense as making a sequel to V For Vendetta.

I've seen a guy called Kev on Youtube pointing out that there could be a sequel, he was saying that the fat ginger guy called Seymor who worked at the newspaper place could be Rorshach's son.

curse you hollywood you ruin comics