Holy Cow

Rating: 10/10 (18 March 2006)

This film is paramount, a superb intellectual adventure fun for all ages. I would recommend this to anyone and everyone who enjoys intricate dialogue (I'm a sucker for such) and heartwarming romance, alike. It was more so the dialogue which captured my pure essence in revival, providing feeling as if I too had a knack for anarchistic tendencies (of course I would never pursue such notion, I live in a wonderful society under a capitalist government) that is, If i did live in a totalitarian society. V speaks with eloquent prose to which everything he says has meaning, like Shakespeare in modern everyday language, giving the story structure. It is wild how one can be sucked in to such a character, a character in which has one facial expression--a Guy Fawkes mask, but the hand gestures and seemingly intriguing, soft-spoken but complex dialogue capture the audience, ultimately leaving a feeling of rebuttal for government. One tends to pull for a freedom fighter, and cheer on as he successfully refutes parliament. All in all, a great picture. I have seen it twice now and it only gets better with more experience. If you have not seen V For Vendetta, go out and see it. 4 out of 4 stars. Superb.