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Rating: Null/10 (18 March 2006)

although this movie did take a little while to get going, anyone who gives it time to unfold will find a truly thought-provoking, surprisingly engaging film in this era of disposable entertainment. without going into to much detail, this movie follows the exploits of V, a masked revolutionary (what others call a terrorist) who seeks to start a fire of change for the totalitarian regime his homeland has fallen under, and Evey (or was it Ebbe? dang British accents). This movie is highly political, and i emphasize HIGHLY. While some may find this distracting, we can only hope that most will actually take time to analyze what the movie suggests. Do the ends justify the means? Is terrorism really terrorism if you are doing it for a good cause? Is terrorism against the state really terrorism if you have the support of the the people whom the state controls? I've said terrorism a lot, but this movie does not glorify terrorism, it promotes pro-active involvement in one's government so that power doesn't fall solely into the hands of a few individuals. The messages found in this movie could be no more relevant in any part of history than now. If you're looking for an amazingly deep movie, full of anger, and comedy, and thought, and action, then see V for Vendetta. If thinking and caring about how your government controls your daily life without you knowing doesn't concern you, then go see that new Rob Schnieder movie - it's guaranteed to be 90 minutes of thoughtless, pointless, vacuous cinema.