Review of V for Vendetta (2006) by Ryancarroll88 — 26 Aug 2010

This blast of subversive pop cinema is a thrill ride from beginning to end, and probably stands as the best film adaptation of all Alan Moore's work. However, the production is both propelled and impaired by the Wachowski Brothers' influence - the stylized violence is bound to be campy in a few years' time and the dramatic storyline is carried too much by actors with the same serious deadpan British accent (hearing just audio, I doubt I'd be able to differentiate the voices.

) Still, in the end, the movie gives us exactly what we want - controversy, an awesome antihero, and a huge, giant explosion.