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I love natalie Portman and I hate the government
Someone: *says any word starting with the letter V* Me: ah, nice V for Vendetta reference
i'm like natalie portman in this film because after watching this i, too, became bald.
evey: yeah v physically and emotionally tortured me and imprisoned me and shaved my head but its all good cause we’re in love
according to the imdb trivia, keira knightley auditioned for this. actual english person keira knightley, who is often mistaken for natalie portman, auditioned for the role of evey, and then lost to her american lookalike
I hate, HATE that I’m so attracted to V
Anonymous hacker man with a slightly above average vocabulary blows up buildings, terrorizes politicians with riddles, and M'lady's his way into Natalie Portman's heart. I'm not even joking.
A vehemently crafted, voraciously told & vigorously acted cinematic vessel with a valuable & vivified voice that's as veracious as it is vengeful, V for Vendetta visualises an uncompromising vision of a vile & vexatious future our increasingly venomous world is visibly…
When people tell me Marvel comic book movies are better than DC comic book movies, I can't help but to laugh. Then I tell them to go watch: V for Vendetta, Watchmen, and The Dark Knight Trilogy. QUALITY over quantity, people. Marvel can make as many movies as they want,…
I watch it every year on the 5th. A commentary on authoritarian government and how the people should rise up and take their power back
One of the best movies of all time seen it atleast over 10 times
The explosive adventure, the riveting visuals, Portman's powerful performance, and the striking finale combine for a thoroughly entertaining masterwork.
not sure if I didn’t like this movie for a good reason or just because it confused me
One of the movies to watch before you die
A simple representation of a anti-utopia with hints of ideas of George Orwell, Hannah Arendt, Sigmund Bauman and primitive anarchists (Saul Newman, for example) who understand freedom not in collective fundamentalism, but in total deconstruction of order.
Would recommend. Always like a movie with a message
It kept me entertained, unfortunately you can feel the sign of the time on this one for me… the mask, it feels cringe now, maybe not back then, the dialogue, it’s very up front with you but still pretty scarce to be honest, it’s like when someone try’s to talk with big words to sound more…
Beautiful movie, it did a great job of streamlining the book into movie format while still hitting all the right beats. Natalie Portman and Hugo Weaving both had stellar performances. The story was amazing of course and we’ve got the great Alan Moore to thank for that