Thread: V for Vendetta
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Old 04-07-2007, 11:08 PM
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Originally Posted by Walrus View Post
I. too, was surprised I liked it. The scene where "what's her name" was in prison was incredibly clever. I liked the reniassance music and medievil setting; it added to the surreal plot.

natalie portman... Brain fart!
I thought that scene was especially well written, acted, and directed.

Additionally, I enjoyed the arguments from V concerning the individual's responsibility in the face of injustice. They started out very obvious but became a bit more subtle as the plot progressed.

I believe Ayn Rand would have approved of the movie. Thoughts? Anybody?

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