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To: Chewie84
I've seen the movie. I read the graphic novel first. The Wachowski's should feel deeply ashamed of what they did to Moore's work.

That being said, it wasn't that bad of a movie. It wasn't the "real" V for Vendetta, but even liberal/commie Hollywood couldn't completely stifle the main theme.

In order to be free, some times you need to fight for it. And yes, it's worth it.

12 posted on 12/19/2006 5:42:49 AM PST by Dead Corpse (Anyone who needs to be persuaded to be free, doesn't deserve to be.)
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To: Dead Corpse
I've seen the movie. I read the graphic novel first. The Wachowski's should feel deeply ashamed of what they did to Moore's work.

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I couldn't agree moore.

I remember reading "V" when it first came out---and I will always consider it the best "Punk" comic book I've ever read (with a nod to Transmetropolitan, naturally).

The film was gutless and safe compared to Moore's original---which is why he disavowed it so strenuously.

21 posted on 12/19/2006 7:13:23 AM PST by Wormwood (I'm with you in Rockland)
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