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V for VendettaMarch 17. Go watch the trailers. I've got to agree with John Robb: "This movie is going to be a social event." World-wide. People know something's been going very wrong, but they need a shared language and s... [Read More]
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First time director + Hollywood penchant for stylized film makes me wary. Would Moore's Miracleman series be anything more than a Superman farce were it to be filmed? Remember Moore's League of Extraordinary Gentlemen film farce?
If only the posts allowed links. :(
Posted by: a z | February 27, 2006 at 09:05 PM
It has the Wachowskis behind it. It sounds, based on the early reviews on aint it cool news, that he hit it out of the park.
Posted by: John Robb | February 27, 2006 at 09:15 PM
This guy was the 1st AD on the last 2 Matrix movies. Wachowskis have only made one good film IMO and that was Matrix.
Here's hoping for a good movie. I just doubt you can have a character spewing iambic pentameter and so many red herrings, references to V/5 in an American movie where the trailer only shows explosions and violence.
Posted by: a z | February 28, 2006 at 08:36 AM
I'd take those reviews at AICN with a grain of salt... Harry Knowles has given rave reviews to some notorious turkeys in the past.
(that's assuming that he's the one who wrote the review, of course)
Posted by: Jason Lefkowitz | February 28, 2006 at 05:47 PM
He did one review, but across the board from people that saw it in Berlin and other places, the reviews were stellar.
Posted by: John Robb | February 28, 2006 at 06:34 PM