I understand the notion of using the terrorist act of blowing up Parliament as brilliant symbol/sign of rebellion against the dictatorship that governs this universes UK, but why the need to dress up like Guy Fawkes complete with silly period wig and quaint facial mask?. What I have always found weird about this graphic novel creation is the obsession with Guy Fawkes. The plot is strange for sure, set in the future of the 2030's, its all about a totalitarian run UK and a certain freedom fighter (with the noted Guy Fawkes fetish) who uses the old 16th Century attempted terrorist act as his main influence for his own terror attacks.of freedom.Ī curious blend of fascism set against anarchy with an all American style matinée serial/pulp magazine hero in the middle. kind of a kinky dressing up as Guy Fawkes fetish thing going on. There's a definite Guy Fawkes motive running through this film isn't there, didn't notice at first (yes I'm being sarcastic). Natalie Portman's accent falls off at times, but the lispiness seems at least consistent, and her performance throughout is every bit as good as her Oscar-winning one, though I do think she plays too coy during her "confession" with Father Lilliman so that she seems to be toying with him to aid in V's plan instead of seeking asylum for herself. Ben Miles of "Coupling" is also quite high of power and forehead. Stephen Rea's yammy face and the smallest twitch of his lips convey Inspector Finch's every disguised exasperation at the tyrannical government he's tasked to protect, and this time around, I was truly invested in his character arc. I must also give kudos to the impressive cadre of British thespians that I was unfamiliar with before.
I love the brilliantly paced and lovingly lit second act when Evey is taken prisoner and we learn Valerie's heartbreaking story. I love Dario Marianelli's soaring arpeggios and was surprised that I hadn't taken notice of him until "Atonement" in 2007. I love the high angle shots in the onyx, low-lit war room, with all those contemptuous whites of eyes staring up at the oppressive video feed of our corn-grilled chancellor.
The actions of this man, who is trying to trigger the awakening of the society that is governed by force, indicates that the time for an uprising has come for humanity.In 2005, I was blissfully enthralled by Natalie Portman in her follicular heyday, so I didn't quite appreciate the philosophical core of this visually and aurally stunning film. V actually represents the society itself. We see that this mysterious man, who, with the nickname V, aims to help innocent people in his own way, first saves an innocent woman at night. A mysterious man is at the center of the turmoil in the country, which is governed by a violent protection order. The people are governed and oppressed by being oppressed by all kinds of prohibitions. In the story set in England in 2020, we see that an oppressive social order prevails. When we look at IMDB, V for Vendetta, which has 8.2 points with 705,824 votes, offers 2 hours and 12 minutes of viewing pleasure together with Action, Drama and Thriller. Among the names accompanying the master actor in the lead role, we see the beautiful actress Natalie Portman and names such as Rupert Graves.
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Again, starting from Matrix 1, there is the master actor Hugo Weaving, whom we watch as the Agent in the entire series, and we saw him in the Battle of the Five Armies, the last movie of the Hobbit trilogy.
Under the direction of James McTeigue, he wrote the screenplay of Andy Wachowski, the most important name of the Matrix series, based on Alan Moore’s book.
V for Vendetta 2006 Film One of the most admired masterpieces of 2006, V for Vendetta was admired by a large audience when it was released in Turkey on March 31, 2006.
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