V for Vendetta
In a world in which Great Britain has become a fascist state, a masked vigilante known only as “V” conducts guerrilla warfare against the oppressive British government. When V rescues a young woman from the secret police, he finds in her an ally with whom he can continue his fight to free the people of Britain.
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Julie Brown
David Leitch
James McTeigue
Jean Bourne
Michael Stevenson
Terry Needham
Alex Kirby
Paul Goldsmith
Kim Whittaker
Harvey Harrison
Tobias Asam
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JPV852
V for Vendetta movie isn't a movie I really ever loved when I first saw it back in 2006 and again I think when it came out on DVD or Blu-ray some years ago, and after re-viewing this time... I pretty much feel the same way. It features some good performances from Hugo Weaving (commendable since it was almost completely behind a mask) and Natalie Portman. However, it is a bit heavy handed and too on the nose (perhaps that is in keeping with the graphic novel), and I didn't really have an emotional connection with the characters or story. There's also nothing that really stands out from scene to scene. **3.5/5**
schoosskyler
With the litany of comic book films being made in 2017, it's hard to understand the role V for Vendetta has played in 'Comic Book Movie' culture. This was one of the early successes of the genre and it continues to shine today in ways other movies (I'm looking at you, Marvel) have not. The grittiness of the story cannot be understated, this story is DARK. However, the message of the story is one of hope, and hope is a difficult thing to capture. This film captures both, with the help of excellent cinematography and slow-motion action cuts. I get the sense when I watch this film that something bigger is happening around me, and honestly in 2017, this movie feels more relevant than ever. Themes of state-run media empires, government corruption of the highest order, and the suffocation of all that is 'other' permeates the fabric of this film, and everything is captured beautifully in a noir-esque nightmarescape of future, facist London. I can honestly say that more than a decade later, this film still shines as one of the great comic book movies and its themes will continue to ring true as long as we have people in the world who exist to limit others. Let's just hope that someday this world does not feel any more real than it does now.
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The directors of V for Vendetta are Julie Brown, David Leitch, James McTeigue, Jean Bourne, Michael Stevenson, Terry Needham, Alex Kirby, Paul Goldsmith, Kim Whittaker, Harvey Harrison, and Tobias Asam.
The cast of V for Vendetta includes Stephen Fry as Deitrich, Michael Simkins as Parliament General, Natalie Portman as Evey, Tim Pigott-Smith as Creedy, Stephen Rea as Finch, William Tapley as Radio Man, David Leitch as Convenience Store V, Chad Stahelski as Storm Saxon, Malcolm Sinclair as Major Wilson, Hugo Weaving as V / William Rookwood, John Hurt as Adam Sutler, Guy Henry as Heyer, and more.
The duration of V for Vendetta is 2h 12 mins.
Yes. V for Vendetta has 4 trailers on Fanbiz, including 20th Anniversary Announcement | ONE YEAR FROM TONIGHT. Watch them on this page.
You can watch V for Vendetta on Google Play Movies (Rent), YouTube (Rent), Amazon Video (Rent), Google Play Movies (Buy), and YouTube (Buy). Check this Fanbiz page for the latest platforms.
V for Vendetta was released on 23 Feb 2006.
V for Vendetta is listed under Action, Thriller, and Science Fiction on Fanbiz.
V for Vendetta has 2 reviews on Fanziz, with an average rating of 8.0/10. One reviewer wrote: "V for Vendetta movie isn't a movie I really ever loved when I first saw it back in 2006 and again I think when it came out on DVD or Blu-ray some years ago, and after re-viewing..."
