"I am not so sure about the timing of this film"

Rating: 10/10 (4 November 2007)

Even though this is a highly entertaining film, I'm not so sure about it's timing. People having a revolution in their country when we are faced with terrorism today? I understand the point, really, but this plot is only encouraging people to rebel against their government when we should be focusing on unity, and anti-terrorism and not homicidal maniacs! Did anyone notice that Hugo Weaver's dialect and voice pitch changes when he's got Evey in his so-called lair? His body shape was different too. Perhaps the director was purposely having him disguise his voice so that she would not recognize him, but it was just way too different. Even though his form was a mere shadow image, you can tell another stand-in was playing Hugo's part. I bought this film in hopes that one day it can be shown to children of tomorrow when we've somewhat controlled terrorism in our democracies, yet we are having political problems within our own countries. We people still have the power if we want. The whole thing was too dramatic, and what is the point of blowing up the buildings when it's the leaders who are messing us up as a society? A building might be a "symbol," but destroying them proves nothing...absolutely nothing. Oh, and you people who do not find my comments useful....it's a two way street....I'll delete people who deltete me!!!