Quote: "V for Vendetta, my favorite movie"
Dito. Best. Movie. Ever.
And yes it's not that realistic Xenocythe (in the action sense), I mean people don't fly back five feet when you hit them with a knife. And the ending was great.
And if you didn't get the last line of the movie, you completely missed what V was, and basically the entire point of the movie was lost on you.
MASSIVE PLOT SPOILER!!
Remember when V said "Behind this mask there is more than a man, Mr. Creedy; There is an [b]idea[/b], an [b]ideas[/b] are bulletproof.".
V, in the end, was an idea more than a man. He represented everyone in England who was against the government. THAT'S what Evie (or however
it's spelt) meant. Of course he wasn't actually her father and mother and brother emotionally. And did you miss that most of the people shown in
the crowd at the end were people who had been killed by the government? And of course, not everything V did might agree with what you believe.
He tortured someone he loved to help them, he sought revenge on those who had wronged him. And in the end he WAS a terrorist. Not exactly the
typical super hero. That might have factored into some of your dislike, but from what you said it doesn't seem to. And would you really have
liked it if V had lived? Did you want him unmasked or see what he would be like with nothing left? There was no place for V in the world he created.
Also, this is only my interpretation of the movie. I'm quite certain there are things I've forgotten to mention or missed while watching.
He didn't QUITE ruin the movie Jeku, but you need to see it to understand why.
That was some pretty good music Fallout, although I can't say it's the type I'd listen to often. Just not my kind of music.
Seems like a pretty crazy holiday. I can't imagine celebrating the day someone tried to assassinate the president and failed, though the idea is quite intriguing. After I watched V for Vendetta I looked up the Gunpowder Treason and was pretty surprised with all the stuff I learned. I'm also interested in finding the V for Vendetta comics now...
I wonder if there's an American on Apollo who didn't learn of the Gunpowder Treason through that movie...
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