A 10 without question...truly Excellent!

Rating: 10/10 (26 March 2006)

V for Vendetta was nothing short of amazing! The acting was brilliant and the score was phenomenal (Not your breathtaking phenomenal but you get what I mean)
Natalie Portman did well portraying Eve, the cliché woman haunted by a bloody past. She meets her "match" V, and together they discover more than they ever knew they could about, their past, their environment and most of all each other.
V for Vendetta is every political rebel's dream as all form of injustice is put on the table and avenged to the fullest. The chancellor reminded me of what a modern day Hitler would look like  physically and emotionally. What happened in those cells seems to be similar to what happened in the concentration camps back in the days. Bodies were treated as if there were mere objects one could play with and throw away.
V is noble, and we (the audience) surely emphasize with his pain and loneliness. We fall in love with the character, who has finally realized that life is more than just vengeance. Love exists. Furthermore, there is a way to conquer fear. When all is taken away from you, and you have been through enough pain, you've hot rock bottom and you cannot feel anything anymore, then you've faced death, and you are no longer prisoner of fear.
The end was beautiful. The fireworks coming together to shape a V sealed the deal. Eve ended it well for she told the inspector who had just asked her to reveal who the man in the mask was: "He was my father, my mother, my brotherhe was you and he was me." His soul lived through all and he lived for all.