Curled like a fetus in her prison cell, Evey is about to be born anew. For Evey, fear-the type fueled, then set aflame, by the manipulators of real vulnerability and intellectual laziness-has become a ...

Alan Moore created "V for Vendetta" in the 1980s and his premature dismissal of what Hollywood has done to it would seem justified, given a quick glance at the trailer. As dramatic as the explosive ...

In 2006, the world saw Natalie Portman step into the role of Evey Hammond, the unsuspecting trainee of “V” in V for Vendetta. More than a cult classic, the film is an adaptation of the DC Comics ...

Literally everything V says to Evey is the most cringey stuff I have ever heard. He is like a college freshman that doesn't shower enough but read 'The Art of War' so thinks he understands everything ...

V For Vendetta is a visually rich, dark, and resonant film; one which uses style to convey substance under the guise of pure entertainment. The Wachowski brothers’ script is an absolutely faithful ...

For about the first half of its 132-minute running time, Andy and Larry Wachowski’s “V for Vendetta” comes breathtakingly close to becoming the modern satirical political thriller we’ve been waiting ...

The fifth of November may have been last week, but "V for Vendetta" fans are getting a belated gift: a TV show based on the titular comic series is in development at HBO, Variety reports. Written by ...

Heroes become super once they move past the literal. Consider the Bat Symbol. When painted on the cloudy skies of Gotham, whether or not the caped crusader actually answers the call, the people of ...

V for Vendetta Directed by James McTeigue Warner Brothers The graphic novel, an intellectual nom-de-plume for the comic book, has recently been a cash cow for Hollywood’s big-budget film studios.

If you hated “Fahrenheit 9/11,” here’s a movie that will really steam you. Political in the extreme, “V for Vendetta” is a brash, rebellious, manic-depressive masterpiece of futuristic fiction. It’s ...

Mad as hell and out to rile up a politically lethargic youth audience, V for Vendetta sometimes trips on its ambitions. But who gives a damn? At least this grabber of a movie actually has ambitions, ...