'V for Vendetta' Unmasked

I was blown away by V For Vendetta. A comic book never entices me as it does other people but this film was a pleasant surprise. First-time director James McTeigue is relentless when it comes to pacing, rarely letting things flag for extended scenes of flabby explosion. And if there are times when V for Vendetta is overwrought and chaotic, those lapses are easily forgotten in the midst of the rousing nature of the experience. From a visual standpoint, V for Vendetta bears the earmarks of a comic book-to-film adaptation: rich images, deep shadows, and strong iconography. Do not miss this film under any circumstance.

This movie is worthwhile to watch for anyone living in this "Age of Terrorism" and where all this us versus them talk could lead us. Also shows us that that the more things change, the more things stay the same. It's like regressing 70 years, only this movie takes place in the future and is based on our reality today. It is in comic strip form, but I felt like I was watching a very realistic movie - very well construed and incredibly timely. It leaves you wondering about where today's governments are leading us, and I hope that this movie, if nothing else, sparks reflection on the discourse we hear day in and day out and will leave people looking at all this fear-inciting "security" talk in a different light.

oh my god!! this movie is the greatest movie i have ever seen everything was perfect the cast, the script, the effects it was all perfect. i was in total shock when i got out of the movie. how could a writer write such a brilliant script?!?! i don't like action movie at all but this movie is so good the massage that he brings to the audience, the lesson is fantastic!!! when you see it you suddenly realize that it may not so realistic but yet it makes you feel that it might happen one day..because it may not happen in england and there won't be a government like the one in the movie but it could happen like it was with Hitler and the Nazis..it is on the same basic. not everyone that probably will see the movie gets out with the lesson that it brings..some will see it as a film with some great effects or the fight that the movie shows they won't notice the main idea of the movie, so as a tip from me to you - listen to every word that will say and just let your self enjoy the movie...it is highly recommended-you must see it!!

(FYI - This might be a confusing place to list this since I was looking for the movie I saw last night - see 'V for Vendetta 2005' for that mind-blowing post-modern flick starring Natalie Portman)

Visually provocative, cinematically delicious, beautiful, beautiful, beautiful!!! This was the best eight dollars I've spent in my long history of film-going! I dare say it trumps City of God in this regard.

I love the way McTeigue captures the the spirit of revolution in a world caked with corruption and evil. I love the noticeable parallels he draws between modern politics and the apocalypse--truly disconcerting, but most definitely filled with hope!

This is certainly for people who love great cinematic experiences!

Just watched this movie again, 2020 starting to feel like this movie. The government is taking over our lives and controlling every aspect of it. The people are starting to rebel.