Hulu was kind enough to send over an invite to Hulu Plus and while the picture quality has been impressive on the iPhone, iPad, and full screen in 720p on my television via PC, there are still bugs to be worked out (probably why it's a preview) and before you run out and scream FREEDOM!! as you put your cable or satellite bill in a shredder, read on to find out why Hulu Plus is a step in the right direction but may not be exactly what you are looking for.

Who watches the Watchmen?  It is 1985, the doomsday clock is five minutes to midnight and we are on the brink of nuclear war. The Superman does exist and he is American.

Watchmen was born from the creative mind of Alan Moore and illustrated by David Gibbons, as a twelve-issue comic book series in 1986. And after many attempts to adapt the series into a feature film, director Zach Synder did what many considered impossible and released Watchmen to movie theaters across the globe in March of 2009.

We are now treated to the Director's Cut of Watchmen on Blu-ray and DVD. For this review we will concentrate on the Blu-ray release.

Is the Director's Cut of Watchmen a must-have? Should fans of the series and home theater enthusiasts add it to their collection? Let's find out after the jump.