2005 Directed by James McTeigue
In a world in which Great Britain has become a fascist state, a masked vigilante known only as “V” conducts guerrilla warfare against the oppressive British government. When V rescues a young woman from the secret police, he finds in her an ally with whom he can continue his fight to free the people of Britain.
Natalie Portman Hugo Weaving Stephen Rea Stephen Fry John Hurt Tim Pigott-Smith Natasha Wightman Rupert Graves Roger Allam Ben Miles Sinéad Cusack Eddie Marsan John Standing Imogen Poots Clive Ashborn Emma Field-Rayner Ian Burfield Mark Phoenix Alister Mazzotti Billie Cook Guy Henry Cosima Shaw Megan Gay Roderic Culver Andy Rashleigh Chad Stahelski Antje Rau Amelda Brown Richard Campbell Show All…
Joel Silver Lorne Orleans Grant Hill Lilly Wachowski Lana Wachowski Roberto Malerba Henning Molfenter Charlie Woebcken
David Worley Jörg Widmer Gerd Breiter Albrecht Silberberger Daniel Alvermann Helko Klünder Brian 'Joker' Mulvey Sebastian Meuschel Tony Jackson Kevin Day Marc Atherfold Jan Brun
Kevin Phipps Marco Bittner Rosser Sarah Horton Sebastian T. Krawinkel Stephen Bream Stephan O. Gessler Cornelia Ott Christian Schaefer Peter Popken Dermot Power
Adam Kirley Alister Mazzotti Antje Rau Jan Böhme Daniel Bohn Michael Bornhütter Stuart Clark Talila Craig David Cronnelly Nicolas de Pruyssenaere Ivonne Dietzel Oliver Fritsche Michael Gast Thorsten Gliewe Eduart Geber Sascha Girndt Uwe Gösche Wanja Götz Siegfried Gordes Matthias Günther Alexander Hardt Udo Harnach Cyrille Hertel Timo Honsa Eunice Huthart Rob Inch Tomas Jester Heiko Kiesow Mathis Landwehr Stefan Langel Wolfgang Lindner Udo Lüttich Mike Luft Alexandra Nazahn James O'Donnell Jason Oettle Markus Papiernek Thorsten Rapst Christian Petersson Swen Raschka Katja Richter Armin Sauer Matthias Schendel Babette Schimanek Bernhard Schirmer Karsten Schmidt Rene Schobes Katrin Schrake Andreas Schulz Thierry Saelens Andy Smart Mark Southworth Wolfgang Stegemann Matthew Stirling Rocky Taylor Steve Thiede Andreas Tietz Ralf Tillmann Vladimir Vilanov Rainer Werner Oliver Wiesner Martin Goeres Mark Mottram Rich Mixsell
David Stephenson Glenn Freemantle Tom Sayers Andrew Wilkinson Hugo Adams Ben Barker John Hayward Richard Pryke Andie Derrick Peter Burgis Kevin Tayler Jake Jackson Janusz Tokarzewski Colin Codner
Studio Babelsberg Virtual Studios Anarchos Productions Silver Pictures Fünfte Babelsberg Film Warner Bros. Pictures DC Comics Medienboard Berlin-Brandenburg
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i'm like natalie portman in this film because after watching this i, too, became bald.
Someone: *says any word starting with the letter V*
Me: ah, nice V for Vendetta reference
When people tell me Marvel comic book movies are better than DC comic book movies, I can't help but to laugh. Then I tell them to go watch: V for Vendetta, Watchmen, and The Dark Knight Trilogy. QUALITY over quantity, people.
Marvel can make as many movies as they want, but they lack the ability to make something that actually has compelling substance. I've got nothing against Marvel, I like most of their movies. I just don't find their movies to be anything special, besides The Avengers and the first Iron Man. Maybe the Winter Soldier can begin to change the game, which I'm extremely excited for
according to the imdb trivia, keira knightley auditioned for this. actual english person keira knightley, who is often mistaken for natalie portman, auditioned for the role of evey, and then lost to her american lookalike
A vehemently crafted, voraciously told & vigorously acted cinematic vessel with a valuable & vivified voice that's as veracious as it is vengeful, V for Vendetta visualises an uncompromising vision of a vile & vexatious future our increasingly venomous world is visibly veering towards, and is by all means a valorous & victorious effort.
Vicariously scripted by the Wachowskis and valiantly directed by James McTeigue in his very first venture, this vividly visualised voyage of a vigilante cast by vicissitudes of fate who veneers his visage with veil to vanquish virulent vermin of society and incites a revolution with vehicles of vengeance & violence is balanced in ways that most films of its genre never aspire to.
Volatile yet vigilant from start to finish, the…
Remember, remember, on the 5th of November, that this movie is overrated as fuck.
Anonymous hacker man with a slightly above average vocabulary blows up buildings, terrorizes politicians with riddles, and M'lady's his way into Natalie Portman's heart. I'm not even joking.
if you were on tumblr in 2008 and reblogged a gif of Natalie Portman crying while her head got shaved you’re a leftist now
