Anyone else getting sick of hidden agendas in movies?

Rating: 3/10 (19 March 2006)

Alan Moore needs to stop selling rights to movie producers. They botched League of Extraordinary Gentleman and now this? The movie drug on and on and on and on......... Portman is easy on the eyes, but her acting is something to be desired and I have no idea why they selected her to play the role of a Brit. I'm not familiar at all with this Moore Graphic Novel so I can only complain from what I saw of the movie. The dialogue is far too elongated, and incredibly boring at times. I'm also lost at the point of this movie, is it about politics or homosexuality ( if you try to deny that undertone, you are blind )? Is it trying to tell us that that governments are nothing but fascist regimes that are trying to suppress us through fear, and that in effect we should be fearful and guarded against government and create anarchy? This film is nothing but a jumbled contrivance of thought that has no ultimate conclusion and that we supposedly are supposed to come to ourselves. The pot shots at America ( ' being a nation of lepers ' ) have become old and tired. I for one am getting sick of having ' all the problems of the world or because of America ' getting crammed down my throat.
On a side note, is V himself a homosexual? I don't mean to come across as a homophobe, but all the prisoners at the detention center seemed to be either homosexual or undesirables ( reminiscent of Holocaust ).
In summary, I think that this movie/Novel is nothing but crap that is designed to make us fearful of anything government and that anarchy is a valid answer. Give me a break.