V for Vendetta

[Joe3210]

The movie was great. I wouldn't want a large discussion on how the movie went just in case nobody else has seen it.

[Loeln]

I'm looking forward to this coming out on DVD.

[Foxchild]

is it mainly an action film, or is it rich in story? Does it stay faithful to the comic, or take artistic liberties? If it takes artistic liberties, does it do so well (say, like, the Spiderman Films do)? I'm curious as to this film, but don't know if it's worth the money to go see.

[Tum0spoo]

Sadly, I haven't been to a movie theater in more than a year. From what i've seen it looks good.

[Joe3210]

is it mainly an action film, or is it rich in story? Does it stay faithful to the comic, or take artistic liberties? If it takes artistic liberties, does it do so well (say, like, the Spiderman Films do)? I'm curious as to this film, but don't know if it's worth the money to go see.

The film was both rich in action and story. I haven't read the comics, but what I heard they did.

[Loeln]

It seems well described as an "action mystery" movie. The character of V (guy in the mask) is pretty interesting and well done by Weaving. Though having about five fight scenes total, they're not the main feature of the film, focusing more so on what V's doing, why he's doing it, how he'll do it, and what's going to happen when he does it.

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[Foxchild]

Loeln, you should post that on one of those larger forums, may start an internet craze!

Heh, funily to note, that seems more like a forum game than much of what we have, that creative little photoshop.

[Caigan]

is it mainly an action film, or is it rich in story? Does it stay faithful to the comic, or take artistic liberties? If it takes artistic liberties, does it do so well (say, like, the Spiderman Films do)? I'm curious as to this film, but don't know if it's worth the money to go see.

I found it quite a fantastic movie, great in both story and action. One of the few movies as of late that has made me both go 'ooo' at the graphics and 'hmm' in thought. (as opposed to 'blegh' in thought at the lack of story for some movies.)

This is one of those movies I deem "theatre worthy", as its worth the ticket cost.

[DesertFoxCat]

Does it stay faithful to the comic, or take artistic liberties?

It's a lot different from the comic, but I've heard that it doesn't detract much from the movie.