V for Vendetta/Evey App: Governments should be afraid of their people.
 

Plot summary: A shadowy freedom fighter known only as "V" uses terrorist tactics to fight against his totalitarian society. Upon rescuing a girl from the secret police, he also finds his best chance at having an ally. source

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Keep on posting!

I am so ready for this DVD, twice in the theater is not enough!

I haven't seen it yet. :innocent:

Oh, I hope you can soon!

I haven't seen this movie either but I really want to. People keep comparing this movie to Phantom of the Opera... :look:

Really........I don't see that comparison at all. :confused:

niether do i...how is it like POTA? :confused::look:

Seriously, I really don't get that.......unless they are only referring the whole "wears a mask" thing. :look:

Hello Everyone!

Just popping in to show some love for Natalie in "Vendetta". She was amazing!

So the Phantom of the opera thing? yeah I can kinda see it. Actually to be honest it was one of the first things I noticed about halfway through the film. It's the whole "young woman falls in love with the man behind the mask" angle. The Phantom Terrorizes the opera house- V terrorizes London etc etc... But it's not entirely spot on with PotO. I wouldn't compare the two films like that cause they're completely different story lines.

I can't wait to see this movie again!

Yeah, the storylines couldn't have been more different.

yea, i can understand the whole "Behind the mask" thing, but other than that, V4V is nothing like POTO...:look:

Same here, it's nothing like it storyline wise.

I watched V For Vendetta a while back, it was good! Natalie was excellent as Evey, you can see why she agreed to sign on for this movie. It's a thinking film, and I thought Hugo Weaving was really good as V, too.

The scene I can't get out of my mind is the one when the British Government gets sworn in, you know, and there's the screen image of the prime minister or whatever his name/role is, I forgot, and he goes, "Victory!" or something, and there are people marching, and it's all red and black - the scene is so visually arresting, and the use of red and black as the party's colours is so stark and demanding. Wow.

That was a powerful moment. And then to realize what hypocrites they all were.

Precisely!

V For Vendetta is nothing like POTO, other than the mask thing. But that's just a very, very superficial relation.