V for Vendetta

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Click here to show this review. Auditory listeners will be astounded by the brilliance of the power and magnificence of the Wachowski Brothers' "V for Vendetta." A uniquely steady pace, with some irrisistable scenes - especially when Evey was kept in detainment, while reading a womens life story written on toilet paper. Which was probably the most powerful moving part of the film. The beginning was, or prologue, I thought was interesting. Shwoing bothe Evey and V getting ready to leave past curfew, and obviously the picture is assembled to be some time in the future. How V and Evey collide into each others lives, when Evey is blamed forthe destruction of a building V rapidly blew up about 15 minutes in. And then that's when the whole story begins. You get to learn more and more about V's history, and how he has to wear a suit and mask on all the time. And viewing the disturbing but emotionally driving murders V does. And how Evey gets closer in their relationship. The story is fluently captivating with many relating twists with the characters and history, involving with the virus thing at Saint Mary's. Itwas a cool movie. The best sequence in the film was when V enters the building where Evey works and, well I can't spoil it. But it's probably around quarter way in. I have to say, I'm extreemly impressed with this films beautiful design and script. It's probably the most sophistifacted picture of the decade. Go see this classic now. !