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RE: V for Vendetta

Posted by Marduk on January 22, 2008 at 17:22:26:
This is a good film if you view it as a political allegory. I liked the speech "V" made at the TV station. This movie actually makes us think about the world we live in...especially the terror attacks...In one way or another, V may be view as a terrorist whereby the Old Bailey was blown up. On the other hand, he is fighting for freedom and reveal Sutler's evil doings. However, for Natalie, i could'nt agree more. I find her acting is not up to snuff in this movie.