Political, but still good

Rating: 10/10 (1 June 2007)

To start off, this movie definitely deserves a ten out of ten, but the whole "getting into politics" act was very annoying. But, it didn't ruin the movie for me.
So, basically, this is in future Britain, were a communist/totalitarian government is in power. An odd man known only as "V" rises up among the citizens and starts fighting back. He wears a stylized Guy Fawkes mask, and very early on tells his plan to blow up the Palace at Westminster (The houses of Parliament). He gains an "allie" of sorts, a girl named Evey, who was caught after curfew on the right night. I won't say anymore, because i'd give the story away.
This movie is for everyone, even conservatives, because if you just ignore the politics, it is a very good movie.
*speaking from personal experience*