V for Virtuous

Rating: 10/10 (8 March 2011)

The tagline of the movie is "People Should Not be Afraid of Their Governments. The Governments Should be Afraid of Their People.", and the movie goes just according to it's tagline. The movie starts off with a bang, though at first it seems like it's like all those typical superheroes movies (like an unknown identity saving a lady from oppressors), but later it's found that it's more than a "just-an-action-movie", having all the characteristics of being good political satire.
Set upon futuristic great Britain, where bureaucracy is at it's peak, V(Hugo Weaving) is a masked freedom fighter wants to implement justice and fairness and also to make the people realise that. In his mission, he finds an ally in the form of a girl he once rescued , Evey (Natalie Portman). Then, the movie revolves around a few twists and turns, and also V, with his extremely high quality combative skills, leaving the cops chasing shadows.
Now in the performances, Hugo Weaving haven't showed his face in a single scene, but even without any facial expression, the charisma around the character and the awesome dialogue-delivery he manages a splendid job. So does Natalie Portman, her acting is as good as her beauty.
Finally, when u see the name of Wachowski brothers in the credits u expect some great visual effect, especially in action sequences, and they haven't disappointed (special mention for the climax fight scene). :)