Spectacular!

Rating: 8/10 (12 May 2015)

V for Vendetta is the movie that I thought was a great comic book because at first, a lot of people attended this film to be the biggest joke ever released in theaters, but after the film was released, I saw the film for the first time on DVD and then I watched a few times of FX and they still show it on TV today.
The film follows an anarchist freedom fighter named V, who attempts to ignite a revolution against the brutal fascist regime that has subjgated the dystopian United Kingdom and exterminated it's opponents in concentration camps.
A girl named Evey, a working class girl caught in V's mission and the detective Finch leads a desperate quest to stop V.
The film has been seen by many political groups as an allegory of oppression by government; libertarians and anarchists have used it to promote their beliefs. The film was originally scheduled for release by Warner Bros. Pictures on Friday November 4, 2005 (which was a day before the 400th Guy Fawkes Night), but it was delayed and was released on Marrch 17, 2006 to positive critical reception and box office success.
I liked the story and screenplay by The Wachowski Brothers, who directed and wrote The Matrix Trilogy, Speed Racer, Jupiter Ascending and Cloud Atlas and the dialogue is just wonderful on screen.
The cinematography is good and I have to give credit to the late Adrian Biddle for doing such a fantastic great job. The music by Dario Marianelli is just spectacular and amazing. The action sequences are just spectacular and my favorite scene at the end and it was amazing.
The acting is amazing. Hugo Weaving plays V and he does good and I liked him in the Matrix films as Agent Smith and he is good as the vigilante and he is spectacular with Natalie Portman in his scenes. Natalie Portman plays Evey and she is good as she was as Padme in the STAR WARS prequel trilogy and her performance along with Weaving is really amazing.
The supporting cast includes Stephen Rea as Finch and he is amazing, Rupert Graves as Dominic Stone and John Hurt as High Chancellor Adam Sutler and they all done a good job in their roles that they are in.
Overall, while I was scared that V FOR VENDETTA would be stupid as hell, it turned out to be one of the best comic book films ever made.
8/10