This type of film that defends violence above all else

Rating: 1/10 (3 January 2017)

I saw it in the cinema years ago, I thought it was very bad and I wanted to see it again to do a review with fresh ideas. I have seen it again and it seems very bad. The reasons, some in zone spoiler and some not.
I do not understand how films that defend violence in such a radical way can be so successful.
All the actors are very well, well except one that we do not see anything clear.
The picture is fine. But the address leaves a little to be desired, it's too simple. The struggles are not well rounded, you can not see anything.
Soon I will hear again that video games of violence are bad for children, which I do not agree with, but we do not wonder if telling the children that democracy must be destroyed is not bad.
Spoiler
For starters I do not understand why for some things, if you create what interests you but for others not. For example, to tell us the story creates an incredible situation as one of the freer, more cultured, better democracies has become a dictatorship, of course conservative. I could not take it to a country as there are still many with established dictatorships like Cuba, Korea, Venezuela, etc. Or maybe the reason is that I wanted to call the government of the moment, dictator, which is why I choose myself.
It creates a second story of the most typical. Since I am not an atheist, priests as always are pedophiles.
I am very grateful that the protagonist is watching "The Count of Monte Cristo". Do we want to compare a man who fights for his private property in a totally different moment of history with someone who in the 20th century is dedicated to killing people and destroying things that belong to everyone?
Then we have Natalie Portman that at first seems, as any person offended by violence, but then when anyone would have been very angry about what makes it happen V and yet he falls in love with him and it is she who bustles the congress .
The policeman, who defends the law and at the end let Natalie lower the lever.