Movies - V for Vendetta

[Supreme Cmdr]

I saw this on Friday. I am still speechless.

I thought this movie is so good, that no matter what I wrote about it, I couldn't do it justice.

So, just go see it. I'm going to go see it again this weekend, along with Inside Man.

10/10

[DennyMala]

I was already intrigued in going to see that movie, now good reasons are stacking... I guess I'll have to go.

[Scrivener]

Today is a cold day in hell, I agree with SC 100%. V was posively awesome. I thought the ending was one line of dialogue too long (no need to beat us over the head, we got the idea already) - but not even major enough to deduct points.

10/10

[Captain McMahon]

quote:

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Originally posted by Scrivener:

Today is a cold day in hell, I agree with SC 100%.

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Am I going to die?

LOL, I didn't see it. But I hear it's more political than action. Not to mention the creator of V didn't have a thing to do with the movie (I heard, not sure though).

So I am a little amprehensive to go see it. I rather the creator of the character had thier hands on it than the Wachokiws Brothers. Who BTW I have no interest see any of their future work. Especially after playing their Matrix games.

[Aperson]

I've heard that the movie kept very well to the erm, comic/graphic novel/whatever-they-call-them-now. Some words being exact and all that but still made to fit with the different medium.

[v01i0]

I'd like to see it. I've heard its kind of 'Orwellian' movie.

-v

[Cruis.In]

I didn't like it. Maybe it was the poor lighting at the drive in.

[Grizzle]

Never saw it in theaters, but now that it's out on DVD it's a chance for everyone to catch it. Definitely an awesome film and I'm surprised it didn't get more attention when it was running in theaters. A must have for everyone's DVD collection.

10/10

[Wolferz]

Saw this one on DVD with my new HD LCD TV and Sony Home theater system.

I found the story line quite interesting in the Or welliannn sense. Hugo Weaving played his character superbly. Heck, I guess you would have to in order to put forth a role with your face totally masked. You can tell it's Hugo. by his patented oratory delivery.

Natalie Portman, The former Druish Princess from Space Balls err... Starwars, delivered a good performance also.

I wonder how much they paid her to go all Sinead O'connor? Or was it a statement about the current political climate?

All in all an intriguing film.