This is a movie worth watching . . . .

Rating: 10/10 (7 May 2006)

I usually comment on real bad movies - but this time I feel compelled to say "Chapeau Wachowski Brothers", with Matrix 1 you made a classic, with Matrix 2+3 you have shown how to make out of one movie two, and blowing it up with hot air and not fulfilling or bringing the story any further, instead it's just repeated - OK.
V for Vendetta - this very movie get my 10 star rating for the few minutes when Natalie Portman as Evey releases her fears - this is a masterpiece of storyboard, directing and acting. These few moments you see into the human soul, where movies can try to catch those moments. Good actors sense this, good directors lead the actors to such a moment, and it worked . . . I'm deeply impressed, really.
Also, my deepest respect for Hugo Weaving, playing V behind a mask. I didn't recognize Hugo (bad boy in the Matrix series, and good boy in Lord of the Rings) - here he has shown he is a good actor, an excellent actor; he gave this figure V true character, and that's hard having a mask which always smiles, because the things he says are not always to smile with, his body language was excellent to deliver and speak all what the frozen mask couldn't show: motion.
I read about that the author of V for Vendetta complained that the movie turned out to be a liberal movie bashing the right wing US government of GWB and also Blair the liar of the UK - right, this movie took its chance to relate to the current world situation, and I think they did it quite good.
Thank you for making a movie worth watching . . . it has been so rare as of late.