Today is November 5, anyone watching "V for Vendetta"?
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COOL! i totally forgot! which is weird considering i memorized the line "Remember, remember the 5th of november, the gunpowder treason and plot. i see no reaon that the gunpowder treason should ever be forgot!" that was easy, but i wish i could memorize his "V" speech in the beginning. dude, that was cool.
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Well........ Let The Games Begin !\n\nI'm looking forward to it.  It's like a big soap opera.\nI've always thought politics were boring. I listened to only what I had to in order to know what's going on.\nBut in these last couple of days  I have been watching and listening, and have found a new source of entertainment.  \nI can't wait till tomorrow.\nI am sorry to see Robert Kulp go.   (Rumsfield)
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I saw this title on digital cable featured on On Demand. I wasn't sure if I wanted to watch it so late at night. But your feelings towards this movie has intrigued me enough to actually watch it this time! I have a book about gay rights and equality which I have yet to read. May even mention Paragraph 175...When I find out the name of the book I'll post here
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Yes, I am seeing this Friday night. It looks like a good summer action films. It is one of the films on my to-see list. Others are "Superman Returns", "Click", "Pirates Of The Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest", and "Lady In The Water".
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I don't have one. I always change my mind. My favorite as of now is V for Vendetta, but I'm betting that it'll be different a couple of months from now.
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I just got that movie lastnight!!lol.I havent watched it yet.When I do I will let you know.
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I just watched the movie "wolf creek" last night...\nMy next vacation will be...russia.
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i wanna watch it! I missed it when it was out at the cinemas but ima get it on DVD soon.
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Oh MY.....SO HOOKED !!!!.. we even recorded it just in case we missed anything. And yes its coming back....I'm really hoping the the doctor isn't dead....I mean I know it showed her passed out on the couch with the drugs and all...but I'm really hoping its just part of the plot and someone will save her....I wish it was on tonight now.....
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Yes, I will be in front of my TV! Would'nt miss it for the world!! I find it's the best program ever. Always action and great actors!!Can't wait till January!!
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it looks like a good show but im at work when it comes on..i know hbo is going to show a marathon soon so i will have to watch it then..i know stuff like that really goes on its a part of life..well some ppls lives
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I saw the trailer for this and it looks really funny. I'm looking forward to buying the dvd, thanks! Trailers here: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0392908/trailers
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Thursday 23rd November--- watch it on ch4
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yes it is totally worth seeing it full of suspense,fear and intensity!!\n\ni give it 5 stars!
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I Give It A ****4 STARS out of 5\n\n"There is no coincidence, only the illusion of coincidence," gravely says the masked hero of "V for Vendetta" half way through the film. \n\nIt is certainly no coincidence that a film written and produced by Andy and Larry Wachowski of "The Matrix" would feature such dialogue, along with a few impressive action sequences, spectacular pyrotechnics and an always-adept Hugo Weaving. That much is par for the course. \n\nBut the film is notable for the questions it raises. Is it coincidence that the flag for a futuristic London bears a symbol reminiscent of the swastika? That the aforementioned hero – the concisely named V – is, in fact, a terrorist? Or that characters in the film draw noticeable parallels to Western politicians? \n\nUnlike other recent comic-book-based movies, "V for Vendetta" is a political thriller of science-fiction proportions. Set in 2020 in a totalitarian England, rooted in over-the-top commentary of Western government and riddled with visual metaphors, "Vendetta" is successfully both action-packed and politically confrontational. \n\nBased on the graphic novel created by Alan Moore and David Lloyd, the film begins and ends with the Nov. 5 fireworks celebration of Guy Fawkes Day. Fawkes, a Catholic conspirator who tried to blow up Parliament in 1605 and was eventually hanged, serves as an ongoing symbol throughout the film and an inspiration for V and his deeds. \n\nThe plot follows the masked murderer as he skillfully and systematically avenges what we learn is a painful personal history in a neofascist state of Big-Brother-like laws run by Chancellor Adam Sutler (John Hurt). And though V's vendetta against his society is innately personal, it becomes one of universal importance, first enthralling the strong-minded Evey (Natalie Portman) and eventually the entire city. \n\nEven as his face is hidden by the mask's disturbing smile, Weaving ("The Lord of the Rings," "The Matrix") plays V convincingly. His rich and charismatic voice conveys an interplay of sarcastic wit and gleeful malevolence. The actor's background in stage drama undoubtedly informs the theatrical movements of a man who views society as his own personal stage. \n\nThough Portman loses her flowing locks halfway through the film, her performance only gains intensity. Her English accent isn't faultless, but she continues her knack of emerging as the heart of her films. \n\nDespite these performances and a remarkably intelligent script, "Vendetta" is mostly devoid of human emotion. The story may be character-based, but London 2020 is conspicuously inhuman. Giant speakers line the streets announcing the nightly curfew. Television, more than human contact, is the most prominent method of communication. Any controversial, multifaceted remnants of human history have been banned – anyone who owns an African statue or a copy of the Koran is a sinner at best. \n\nThus, though it carefully investigates issues of morality, tyranny and individuality and sometimes delves into the personal and painful histories of its characters, the film does not elicit emotional reaction until its climax, when the anxiety building throughout the film is suddenly and finally relieved. \n\nUltimately, given a powerfully fitting musical score by Dario Marianelli ("Pride and Prejudice"), vibrant cinematography by the late Adrian Biddle ("Aliens" & "The Mummy") and a restrained downplay of special effects, "V for Vendetta" is downright strange – quietly discomforting, yet refreshingly provocative.
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V for Vendetta was an awesome movie! It was very entertaining and thought provoking. I would see it again because it was that good. Every moment of it kept me entertained. It was a very good plot and I loved the point of the movie.
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Yup, just got done watching 48 hours 23 hours ago!