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Shadow Leonardo
01-02-2006, 04:38 PM
This will be another DC-Vertigo Comic Book based film starring Natalie Portman as Evey Hummond and Hugo Weaving as V.
MPAA Rating:R
Release Date:March 17, 2006
Distributors:Warner Bros
It's also going to be done by the Walchoski Brothers who did the Matrix Films
Offical Site and Trailer:http://vforvendetta.warnerbros.com
Sewer Bull
01-02-2006, 05:03 PM
James McTeigue is the director of "V for Vendetta", Wachowskis just wrote the script based on their favourite comic. McTeigue has served as an assistant director on the Matrix trilogy and two Star Wars movies: "Attack of the Clones" and "Revenge of the Sith". "V for Vendetta" is his debut.
As a huge admirer of "V for Vendetta", I'm impatiently awaiting this movie. It was supposed to be in theatres in November 2005 but that damn delay occured :(
Shadow Leonardo
01-02-2006, 05:45 PM
This does look good but V's origin is wrong his face isn't deformed because you never see it, he doesn't quite have an origin.
Cerpin Taxt
01-03-2006, 01:50 AM
This does look good but V's origin is wrong his face isn't deformed because you never see it, he doesn't quite have an origin.
Actually, you're wrong on that. They pretty much give you everything except his name and why he was arrested and tested on in the first place. They also hint to the fact that he's physically deformed in a couple parts of the graphic novel (when he kills whats-her-face that expermented on him and when they further detail on the experiments that whats-her-face did).
As for me:
I've read the graphic novel at least 10 times
I've got the mask on order
I've got the movie poster above my bed
I've pretty much got tickets to a press showing of it before it comes out
I can't freaking wait.
Shadow Leonardo
01-03-2006, 02:41 PM
Actually, you're wrong on that. They pretty much give you everything except his name and why he was arrested and tested on in the first place. They also hint to the fact that he's physically deformed in a couple parts of the graphic novel (when he kills whats-her-face that expermented on him and when they further detail on the experiments that whats-her-face did).
As for me:
I've read the graphic novel at least 10 times
I've got the mask on order
I've got the movie poster above my bed
I've pretty much got tickets to a press showing of it before it comes out
I can't freaking wait.
Well I only read it once but never bought seeings I was at the bookstore for a long time I'll probaly buy it next time I'm there. Oh and notice that the poster campaigns look like old World War 2 campaigns intresting.
Sewer Bull
01-03-2006, 03:24 PM
Actually, you're wrong on that. They pretty much give you everything except his name and why he was arrested and tested on in the first place. They also hint to the fact that he's physically deformed in a couple parts of the graphic novel (when he kills whats-her-face that expermented on him and when they further detail on the experiments that whats-her-face did).
Yes, but...
I don't think his face was still deformed in 1997. When V is about to kill Delia, she asks him to show his face to her. And then she says his face is beautiful or something like that.
It's been deformed in times of resettlement camp for sure. Delia wrote in her diary that V's face was very ugly.
He just wears Guy Fawkes' mask to hide his true identity. And because Guy Fawkes character symbolizes anti-governmental anarchy.
Cerpin Taxt
01-03-2006, 08:14 PM
Yes, but...
I don't think his face was still deformed in 1997. When V is about to kill Delia, she asks him to show his face to her. And then she says his face is beautiful or something like that.
It's been deformed in times of resettlement camp for sure. Delia wrote in her diary that V's face was very ugly.
He just wears Guy Fawkes' mask to hide his true identity. And because Guy Fawkes character symbolizes anti-governmental anarchy.
Yes, she says it's beautiful, but then again, she's a sick woman who tortuered and expiremented on all these people, so she's very masochistic and might see deformity as a thing of beauty
Just my take on it.
Spitfire
01-03-2006, 11:44 PM
Don't you mean Brother and Sister? O_O Anwyays I want to see this I don't know why but the poster appealed to me. I'll need to see some previews though.
Shadow Leonardo
01-06-2006, 04:56 PM
Don't you mean Brother and Sister? O_O Anwyays I want to see this I don't know why but the poster appealed to me. I'll need to see some previews though.
The trailer is on the left of the main site I posted.
Barkworm
01-07-2006, 02:34 AM
The trailers were really great, hopefully the movie will live up to them.
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