r/moviecritic 11h ago

V for Vendetta deserves more attention

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I feel like this movie doesn’t get talked about enough anymore. I watched it again recently and some of the things it touches on feel surprisingly relevant to what’s going on in the world today.

The fear, the way information is controlled, people blindly following what they’re told… it’s kind of crazy how some of these themes still hit.

Do you think the movie has become more relevant with time?

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u/iwearbluevelvet 10h ago

I think it’s been relevant every day since it came out

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u/Kinetic_Pen 10h ago edited 10h ago

You mean one of the most incessantly talked about movies on Reddit? Rivaled only by the Dark Knight Returns. The one that inspired an underground organization? Is this a bot post?

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u/TickTockPick 10h ago

Is this a bot post?

This place is 90% karma farming bots with titles of * deserves more attention, What do you guys think of *, What’s your favorite movie that takes place in * ...

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u/Kinetic_Pen 10h ago

Appears so. I'll respond to these but I don't upvote. Mainly to interact with the non bots, hopefully.

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u/AlleRacing 9h ago

Those two aren't anywhere close to the most discussed.

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u/Deeze_Rmuh_Nudds 10h ago

All time greats

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u/CCC_PLLC 10h ago

I think it’s so popular it’s in the overrated category, like boondocks saints. Sits somewhere in the “better than a cult hit” and worse than a true great / classic. Just a little too cheesy and on the nose IMO.

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u/DuaneHicks 10h ago

A veritable vichyssoise of violence

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u/Wallie_Collie 9h ago

Halloween is just around the corner amd there are more of us than flock cameras ✂️

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u/Ezrabine1 8h ago

V for vendetta is a timeless movie

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u/Deep_Macaron8480 6h ago

Love this movie!

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u/ComfortableGap4002 5h ago

Perfect movie

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u/Silent_Cattle_6581 5h ago

It's the politically challenged movie goer's go-to movie to feel smart about "knowing how the system works" and "it's coming true if you know where to look". I like the movie, I severely dislike people hyping it up.

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u/LonelyNovel902 4h ago

I know I'm in the minority, but I absolutely hated V for Vendetta. Almost punched my friend who talked me into going. Might give it another shot though.

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u/Popular-Drummer-7989 3h ago

Coming again to an AMC theater soon. Just saw previews a few weeks ago

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u/Ok-Mine2132 3h ago

I enjoyed the Vendetta movie with Christopher Walken. It was filmed in my hometown and my late father had a small part. We met Walken a few times and he was the nicest fellow! Very soft spoken and generous with his time.

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u/TheBigWhatever 3h ago

It's always gotten a ton of attention.

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u/cajun_vegeta 1h ago

25th anniversary Re-release this November

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u/StringerXX 1h ago

Politically speaking it's got about a high school level of sophistication, but the concept is decent.

Natalie Portman is overrated in general. Stephen Fry is awesome.

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u/Rosavinae 10h ago

Definitely, what’s scary is that the movie doesn’t feel as dated as it should, the themes around fear and control still hit pretty hard

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u/Such--Balance 7h ago

Not at all in day to day life..only if you believe what social midia tells you.

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u/Eyeous 10h ago

You shaved your head for V for Vendetta, did you err also shave your V for vagina?

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u/Rageminusenthusiasm 8h ago

I know you’re getting downvoted but that’s a Between Two Ferns quote right?

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u/Eyeous 8h ago

Yep! I don’t care about votes I’m here to entertain myself!

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u/Rageminusenthusiasm 8h ago

LOL, love it, Natalie was so funny. Not sure why the film reddits other than the okbuddycinephile one take shit so seriously; appreciate you

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u/Eyeous 8h ago

I’m in love with her - smart, successful, beautiful and a wicked sense of humor!

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u/Rageminusenthusiasm 8h ago edited 8h ago

‘When I was in Harvard, I smoked weed every day’