V for Vendetta
Action • R • 2006 • 2 hr 12 min
Starring
Natalie Portman, Hugo Weaving, Stephen Rea, Stephen Fry, John Hurt
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While it could be a good Anti-Tyranny message, It misleads the audience about the true story of Guy Fawkes, like an antiChristian propaganda
I love V so much in the movie. Probably the only movie I love that has politics in it.
This is my favorite movie ever. It is a revolution made art. Beating down the system with style and comedy.
Some scenes are not the same as the graphic novel. I did love the added scene with the 2 women who were lovers
I absolutely love this movie. The movie gets more relatable every year when compared to our governments.
It terrifies me how easily this movie could become America's reality.
Epic performances and an even better story. There are plot twists and it is very well written.
A little bit flawed, but still really good. Especially important in today’s day and age.
Fast paced action film about the dangers of fascism and the power of ideas.
Not super faithful to the comic, but it understands the message and stands well on its own. Hugo Weaving is a treat as V.
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