A film where a government takes control and a man in a mask gives messages to revolt.

Rating: 10/10 (21 June 2015)

*****This review contains spoilers***** V for Vendetta is a film where a man in a mask sends out messages to the citizens of how they should revolt against the unfair rules of the government. The tyrannous chancellor is trying hard to keep his rule over the people as more and more people want to overthrow him to become their own government.
The visual effects are amazing. V's special skill of knife throwing and fighting have shown to be spectacular with the trail effects from the knives when thrown. The film has great effects from the explosions including the fireworks shown with the explosions. The V symbol made from the fireworks was, in my opinion, grand.
The music was perfect in many ways for the film. It had the right beat and the right temp for many parts of the film. *****Spoiler*****the "Overture 1812" by Tchaikovsky was played when V set the explosions off for the Big Ben Tower. His death, although was sad, I thought was unnecessary since Evey Hammond and the inspector Eric Finch were the only people in the film who saw his death. His death could have been shown to the citizens and created a more heart felt role knowing a savior has died to bring justice to the people.
The lighting and angles were my favorite parts other than the plot. The streets were dark like in dark times, yet had street lights well enough to show details and the characters faces. The fight scenes had good lighting where it was not too bright so the viewers could see the trails made from the bullets and the thrown knives. The angles of the fight scenes were in perfect sequence with the fight scenes. And with the explosions of the buildings there was a good sight of each explosion. The fight scene at the end had a good view of V as the men fired their weapons at him. Then the angles changed with each movement V did with each knife he used against each man.
The only part I would say was troubling was how V spoke. His words were different than how we speak today. For many viewers this can get complicated. I understood what V was speaking of every instance in the movie but he could tend to use big words that some people could never use or hear. I do not call anyone stupid for not understanding. Even I can misunderstand certain things.