Video of the 'Watchmen' Owl Ship

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Thu Jul 31, 2008 — by Van Jensen

Video of the 'Watchmen' Owl Ship

TV Guide gives a virtual tour

In case you're one of the 18 people on planet Earth who didn't go to San Diego last weekend for Comic-Con, you'll be interested in this video from TV Guide, which gives a pretty extensive tour of the inside of the replica Owl Ship from the upcoming Watchmen movie.

Quick…what's lime green, weighs 9,000 pounds and came all the way from Canada? If you said the Watchmen's Night Owl ship, then give yourself a pat on the back. TVGuide.com was lucky enough to score an up-close look from the driver's seat of the actual ship used in next summer’s movie based on the DC Comic. The ship is used by the group of ragtag superheroes who come out of retirement to investigate the slaying of one of their own. It doesn't really get much cooler than that.

Indeed.

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Vinnie Bartilucci (11:57 AM on Thu Jul 31, 2008)

All I wanna know is where this ends up. Bob Burns' house, the Sci-Fi Hall of Fame the guy from Microsoft started, Forry's place...it better not just end up in a crate, that's all I'm sayin...

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