Well I bought the v for vendetta graphic novel today. I just finished book one and it's pretty good. So far I like the use of the letter v. It's a good theme, and is similar to the other use of themes in alans moores other book the watchmen. This is my second alan Moore book I have and I am enjoying it, I love the imagination In the setting.
Although. I think that v is eveys dad. The math works out. 1993 evey was twelve and she loses her dad. 1993 the tests are done and v escapes from larkhill.
Discuss.
Dmitriy Arkadeyevich Popov is one badass terrorist
okay
I still don't get why Alan Moore distanced himself from the film...
I thought it was a pretty good adaptation.
[QUOTE=Victor Leferve;16804003]I still don't get why Alan Moore distanced himself from the film...
I thought it was a pretty good adaptation.[/QUOTE]
Who directs the film?
Film was brilliant, one of my all time favourites, i know his speech off by heart.
He's not her father
[QUOTE=benzi2k8;16804033]He's not her father[/QUOTE]
ah well.
[QUOTE=BugsyXoX;16804021]Who directs the film?[/QUOTE]
Wachoswki Brothers. You know, Matrix.
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[QUOTE=Victor Leferve;16804003]I still don't get why Alan Moore distanced himself from the film...
I thought it was a pretty good adaptation.[/QUOTE]
It 's not bad in it's own right, but it hasn't got anything to do with the comic book. The underlying ideas of anarchy, and the whole plot with a post-nuclear Britain under the rule of a right-wing government had been swapped for some Bush-era analogy.
[QUOTE=Garion vz. 2;16803975]Dmitriy Arkadeyevich Popov is one badass terrorist[/QUOTE]
ITT: Rainbow Six
-snip- dumb idea
[QUOTE=Poltergeist Three;16804182]It 's not bad in it's own right, but it hasn't got anything to do with the comic book. The underlying ideas of anarchy, and the whole plot with a post-nuclear Britain under the rule of a right-wing government had been swapped for some Bush-era analogy.[/QUOTE]
Yeah.
Hasn't Alan Moore distanced himself from all movies based on his work actually?
V for Vendetta graphic novel, like... an H game?
[QUOTE=dryer-lint;16804507]V for Vendetta graphic novel, like... an H game?[/QUOTE]
Like... no.
[QUOTE=dryer-lint;16804507]V for Vendetta graphic novel, like... an H game?[/QUOTE]
Yeah like an H game.
What's an H game?
[QUOTE=pl0xinat0r;16804596]What's an H game?[/QUOTE]
hentai
[QUOTE=Poltergeist Three;16804182]Wachoswki Brothers. You know, Matrix.
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They produced it. James McTeigue directed it.
The film and books are great in their own respects. Considering the sheer amount of story that needed to be covered, I thought their adaptation was great. They kept the majority of the pivotal points of the story without butchering it and making it a great story in it's own right.
[QUOTE=Victor Leferve;16804493]Yeah.
Hasn't Alan Moore distanced himself from all movies based on his work actually?[/QUOTE]
yeppzorz. started when Watchmen was in pre-production (the first time. its been traded between production companies a lotta times since the early 80's i believe.) he liked the idea, then it fell through and went to another company who wrote a T3RRIBL3 script for it. then he hated the idea. i guess it kinda piosoned him against movie adaptions of his books. he spoke out openly against a watchmen movie after that.
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