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V for Vendetta? More like C for Crap!
That movie was fucking HORRIBLE!!! What a vastly metaphoric terrorist sympathizing crap of a film! The political agenda is shoved into your face repeatedly throughout the movie and it's usually a bunch of mindless rhetoric. The 3 or 4 short action scenes were decent as best but the rest of the film was a huge steaming pile of shit.
If you haven't seen this movie then don't waste your money. I do find it ironic that the film takes place in futuristic England (after the U.S. self destructs) and is served a heaping dose of "liberty through terrorism" by a dude dressed up like a French martyr. What is this world coming to?!?!? If I had 4 hands I would give it 4 thumbs down. :mad: |
i liked it
i saw it on imax and it was great. |
i like it alot.
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Any movie that makes a terrorist out to be the "good guy" is not a movie I care to watch.
In my opinion, it was nothing more than a multi-million dollar Al Qaeda recruitment film. :2 cents: |
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just saw it with a bunch of ppl .. i want my two hours back lol
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The movie sucked regardless if I supported Bush, Kerry, Hillary, Sadaam, or Bin Laden. |
It was a great movie. Not in my top 10 all time but good nonetheless and the political message is one that has to be spread. Ppl need to do something about it. America needs a modern day Ghandi.
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Remember, remember
the 5th of November Guy Fawkes Night. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guy_Fawkes V for Vendetta wasn't written to sympathize with Al Qaeda or whatever else your brainwashing has resulted in making you believe. V for Vendetta was originally published between 1982 and 1985. An extreme fascist single-party state has arisen, called Norsefire, that maintains control of the country through food shortages (arising during the nuclear winter), government-controlled media, secret police, a planned economy, and concentration camps for racial and sexual minorities. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/V_for_Vendetta If the message angers you, great. It's because you're making the connections and don't like how you feel about it. Otherwise, there would be no way you'd make a connection between the government in the movie and our government today. |
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Quote from the movie.... "Sometimes it takes something drastic to change things and change how people look at things. Blowing up one building can accomplish this and force things to change...." That is not the exact quote verbatum but that is the jist of it. |
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[quopte]In my opinion, it was nothing more than a multi-million dollar Al Qaeda recruitment film[/quote] Even though the comic books were written over 20 years ago before there was an Al Queda. I suppose Americas founding fathers were "terrorists" in your eyes too. |
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Did you see Equilibrium?
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"Whenever any form of government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or abolish it, and to institute new government, ........" --Thomas Jefferson: Declaration of Independence, 1776. |
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And it is futuristic, dumbass! Go watch the movie and get back to me on that one. Straight from the Official V for Vendetta website in the sysnopsis it reads..."Set against the futuristic landscape of totalitarian Britain, V For Vendetta tells the story..." - Now go buy a clue, dipshit! :321GFY |
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I havent seen it yet-
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movie rocked....good movies dont have to have ninja kicks in every scene
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Best use of the 1812 Overture ever. Damn that was an exhilarating scene.
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It was a decent movie.
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I really want to see it
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Thats not a terroristic approach to things... its the simple truth. Of course there are alternative methods, but, the blowing shit up method is what most people and governments usually opt for. Either it be a "terrorist" or even our own government (note that I quoted terrorist because that word is very vague. Defining a person as a terrorist all depends on your point of view) Anyhow, I'd say, its not propaganda... but only an open minded look at things. |
comon natalie portman is in it, dont complain
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Movie sucked :( I was really hyped because the W brothers did it. I guess they had thier day.
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A patriot is a terrorist that wins.
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74% V For Vendetta
Tomato Meter is all that matters to me. I will be seeing it tonight. |
i want to ee the movie...and yes...the governement is supposed to rule for the people not rule the people
unfortunately too many people watch the godfather and think the italians are the mob....the real mob is the one in power..has been and only can be through out time..they are robiing the world blind and filling their coffers |
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Why would throw in insults? You have your opinion and I have mine... we both see things differently. Are you stupid cause you don't share the same vision? nope... Its just part of life. But thanks for the comment :) |
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Jesus Christ you guys ... that'D be censorship. Try to view both point of views. That's what they tried to do. They don't glorify it... they just show it. It was taken from an old book from the 80s dude... nothing to do with Al Qaeda |
This movie's gonna die on the vine after this weekend. Only movie fans that hate the UK are gonna watch it.
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it is interesting to read some of the comments here. I get a real feeling that many of you missed the point entirely. I would suspect that those who didn't get it at either MTV fans or republican voters. Either you short attention span or fear that thing might reflect badly on Bush are getting ya... paranoia deep destroya!
Seriously now... Because of the current world situation, it is easy to take the point of view of "it puts terrorists into a positive light" or "Bin Ladin's own recruitment film" but the reality is that this is as far from the truth - unless you truly believe that the US is as oppressive as the regime that is portrayed in the film. No matter the circumstance, I don't think that any true lover of freedom would want to see things end up in the situaiton that this movie portrays. Would you really give up all of your freedoms just to be "safe"? I am sure that this circumstance would generate some people fighting against the system. Today we call them "terrorists", in the past they were called "revolutionaries" or "members of the boston tea party" or whatever. Terrorist is a hot button word that has been filtered and controlled through the media that when you hear it, you think of the twin towers, Bin Ladin, and all things bad. As a result, when you see V in this movie and they call him a terrorist, you get that bad image. The reality is that like many of the revolutionaries that brought the US into being, V is fighting against a system so completely corrupt that the only way to overcome it is to destroy it. You may not like his methods, you may not like the idea of death and destruction, but LOOK AT YOUR OWN HISTORY... the US exists because of these exact type of acts. Terrorism isn't the movies central theme, far from it. The main themes are fear, intimidation, and that people sadly are sheep and will eat whatever comes up on their television as the truth. Even V uses fear and intimidation to get the point made, and there is a moment where even V's biggest fans will truly hate the man for what he has done. If you only watch this movie and absorb only the surface, I think you will find yourself not at all comfortable with the ending and the end results. If you dig a little deeper, you will find the human spirit and the desire to be free right there under your nose. Turn off MTV. Stop worrying about the boy president, and take the time to truly understand and enjoy a well written, well executed movie with a much more subtle message than many people will get. Alex |
i still feel strange about getting an erection when I saw Natalie in her Rainbow Bright outfit......
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I still wanna see it
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