So you think this is Alan Moore?

Rating: 1/10 (19 June 2006)

Alaon Moore? Who the heck is that? I thought the original novel was made by David Lloyd? HA! You bet! Because the only one mentioned in the roller is Davi Lloyd. But do not be tricked. The original novel was written by Alan Moore.
So, what do we say about a movie based on a novel, whom's creator does not want to be mentioned in the roller? Let us begin with nearly the very first sentence of the movie which is (quote)"(...)It is not an idea that i miss, it is a man (...)". That is, what Hollywood wants us to think; entangling us with shoddy Hollywood love due love is more complex than a "i love you wee (buhuuhu)". Alan Moore understood that. What the book truly is about is (quote again) V: "(...)you must discover whose face lies behind this mask, but you must never know my face." Because, Mr. Wachowskis: (whispering) the book indeed IS about the idea, not about a man. You try to point that out in the end (bad bad SPOILER) "he is my brother, father, mother, blab-la", but did you all really understand? I did not, so i read the comic and it is much better than this load of crap. Besides: if you read the comic you begin to clearly see how weapons dictate us-productions.
Last hint: read the original novel.