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The Hindu – New Dehli News ZIYA US SALAM Over to the future… ENGROSSING FARE: Natalie Portman with Hugo Weaving in "V for Vendetta" that keeps the audience quite interested.V FOR VENDETTA(At PVR Priya and other Delhi theatres) Here comes a futuristic thriller that goes beyond being a sound and light show. Taking us to […]
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MovieHole.net It feels wrong comparing a film to Pamela Anderson, but there is really no better example: “V for Vendetta” has both the brains and the beauty of the former tog-donner, and unquestionably stays afloat just as long. One of the more different comic book movies to date (or, graphic novel inspired films, as is […]
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Philadelphia Inquirer March 12, 2006 A 'Vendetta' for our times?By David HiltbrandInquirer Staff WriterNEW YORK – Hollywood press junkets don't come much stranger. The star and makers of the eagerly anticipated V for Vendetta are ensconced in a honeycomb of hotel suites high above Central Park. They're engaged in a concerted campaign to say only […]
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MoviesOnline.ca By: Michael / Source Courtesy of Warner Brothers we have tons of new photos for V for Vendetta to get you totally worked up for Vendetta. To view all the images just visit our V Gallery or click any of the photos below. Director James McTeigue describes V for Vendetta as a political thriller […]
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Philadelphia Inquirer March, 16 2006 If Zorro had gone to terrorist camp, taken courses in English elocution, assumed a penchant for zippy alliteration (a veritable "vichyssoise of verbiage"), and moved to a cavernous tomb decorated with pre-Raphaelite art and movie posters, well, you'd have V – the masked marauder of the smart, entertaining V […]
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Revolution Science Fiction by Paul BenjaminRevSF Rating: 8/10 I hope that some ultraconservative group will hear about this film and encourage the world to boycott it. That way more people will go see it. I first read Alan Moore’s V for Vendetta, about a masked freedom fighter terrorizing a fascist near-future British […]
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ComicBook Resources by Jonah Weiland, Executive ProducerPosted: February 16, 2006 On June 1st, 2005, CBR News took part in a round-table interview with "V for Vendetta" director James McTiegue Despite the fact he was filming until after 4:00 in the morning, McTiegue did well under the pressure of a hungry press, even when one question […]
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TheAge.com.auFebruary 15, 2006 – 3:15PM Wachowskis out to provoke US actress Natalie Portman poses with British actor John Hurt and Australian actor Hugo Weaving during a photocall to present their film V For Vendetta. The good guy in the Wachowski brothers' latest cinematic adventure is a terrorist at war with the British government. The […]
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Ain't it Cool NewsFebruary, 14 2006 Hi, everyone. "Moriarty" here with some Rumblings From The Lab… It’s been interesting to sit silently on the sidelines for this one so far, having seen it at Butt-Numb-A-Thon with everyone who rushed here to AICN to sing hosannahs about this “revolutionary” motion picture that would “change the […]
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Mtv.comJanuary, 24 2006Kurt Loder This Movie Will Kick Your AssThe Wachowskis' 'Vendetta' is an amazing movie — not like 'The Matrix,' exactly, but amazing in a whole new way. Here's something to look forward to, besides spring. On March 17, seven years to the month after the release of their fantasy classic, "The Matrix," […]
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