V FOR VENDETTA FILM FULL MOVIE

On the higher end of the cultural scale, V declaims Shakespeare, and in honour of Guy Fawkes's subversion in the age of James I, reels off lots of Macbeth. Like tourists with a phrasebook, the Wachowskis get people to say 'bollocks' a fair bit, and there is a pastiche of The Benny Hill Show. 'V For Vendetta is such an odd mixture: partly naive post-punk posturing, betraying the original's 1981 origins, and partly well-meant (but very American) condescension towards London and Britain. His review is so much fun, it's worth quoting more: It's safe to say that Bradshaw didn't enjoy it very much. Watching it is like having the oxygen supply to your brain slowly starved over more than two hours.' This film manages to be, at all times, weird and bizarre and baffling, but in a completely boring way. Yet another graphic novel has been bulldozed on to the screen, strutting its stuff for an assumed army of uncritical geeks вЂ“ a fanbase product from which the fanbase has been amputated. The Guardian's Peter Bradshaw agreed with that latter point: 'I've read the screenplay,' Mr Moore said.

V FOR VENDETTA FILM FULL MOVIE

'To him, the movie adaptation of V for Vendetta is not the biggest platform yet for his ideas: it is further proof that Hollywood should be avoided at all costs. As the New York Times wrote at the time of its release: But even though his refusal to have his name on the credits is part of a general policy, Moore seems to harbour a special resentment towards the Joel Silver and Wachowski brothers production of V for Vendetta. Moore has disassociated himself from all Hollywood product, explaining: 'League of Extraordinary Gentlemen was the reason why I decided to take my name off all subsequent films.'ДЇew who have seen League of Extraordinary Gentlemen would want to argue with that. T he film of V for Vendetta carries the following credit line: 'Based on the graphic novel illustrated by David Lloyd.' Alan Moore's name is nowhere to be seen.

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