Pure Revolution. Pure Cinema.

Rating: 9/10 (16 February 2013)

I was taken aback. With all these years hearing about how V For Vendetta is a coll movie and parallel to what the world has been seeing lately.
Hugo Weaving as V is stupendous, Portman is terrific and the movie is a breakthrough. The story revolves around an imminent revolution in a dystopian era and the vengeance with which the mysterious masked man sets out to take on the corrupted place.
With thrilling action sequences and an immense music pleasure, VFV delivers an absolute cinema where one sits and wonders about what will happen next. It proposes a mystery at the beginning and all the speculation it builds, at the end everything starts gelling and wow, what a screenplay. Tchaikovsky's 1812 Overture & The Guy Fawkes mask made my experience. Bravo!
Wachowksi Bros. have once again proved their intelligence, but alas! Cloud Atlas was very disappointing. Direction is subtle, cinematography is good, too. SFX didn't charm and it has its equal share of dramatic scenes, but yes, VFV is a good thriller with the greatest dialogues on Hollywood cinema ever. 100% Recommended. Yes, ideas are bulletproof.
WATCH OUT FOR: Hugo, Natalie & the music.
Can be watched with a typical Indian family? YES
Language: Mediocre | Sex: No | Nudity: Strong | Violence: Critical | Gore: Critical | Mouth-Kiss or Foreplay: Mild | Smoking Or Alcohol: Mild | Drugs: No