A Movie For Ages to Come

Rating: 10/10 (18 March 2006)

I love the way this movie makes you think about the world around, about how close this world is to such a place this movie portrays. I know there are political implications in here, and it reminds me of the same political implications in 1984 by Orwell. I never read the novel that this movie was based upon, but it is quite easy to understand its implications and question yourselves about the world you live in.
The actors did an awesome job at portraying the characters and being the characters rather than just being actors. You really got involved in the movie, and when something happened to one of them it made your heartstrings tug. I particularly found the ending delightful despite the sorrow it ensues. The way V transformed Evey into who she was at the end was horrifying yet it made sense why he did it. And in the end it showed when she calmly watched the explosion, and explained to the detective why V did what he did and how he did it.
This movie targeted every aspect of your emotions: from your anger to your calm disposition, from your laughter to your tears, and from your heart to the thoughts of your mind. This movie made you think, entertained you, and will continue to make you question the world around you.