not too bad but if you love the comics then it's not really the film for you

Rating: 6/10 (2 April 2006)

whatever that idiot who left the comment thought, this is not at all what Alan Moore wanted to be remembered from his comics and therefore has no idea what he or she is talking about. this film is not just about freedom of speech,or expression of the mind. it represents the freedom that people should be able to express, whether they agree with the majority or the minority.he wanted people to truly think about what was important in life and what they really felt they cared about.nobody will ever know who is truly right, therefore nobody has the right to judge the decision of anybody else.no matter what happens in the world we will never know if the decisions that are made by one are more apt than the decisions which are thought to be useless and unneeded by another. who do we feel we trust enough to make these decisions for us and why? is it the leaders of todays governments or just those that think they know what's right for us? no matter what one person wants to express, their own thoughts are the one thing true to them that can never be taken away and we should not have the right to judge what they want or what they think we need. the people of the modern world depend on a governing power to tell them what is or is not acceptable in this modern world,and this lax approach to government is what leads to the riots that we so commonly see these days in Dublin and Paris. i do not condone such events but i do understand where such freedom fighters get their inspiration. it is such a shame in this day that so few are well enough educated to truly understand what a noble cause they are fighting for. i do not even know the full extent of Alan Moore's works but i cannot bear to think of the shame that the rewrites of his comics are forced to endure. i can only hope that someday the true extent of his works are captured on film for the world to enjoy and to delight his fans beyond what they thought possible.