Four stars out of four. Holy, this was a good movie. Excellent action, explosions, drama, excellent everything. The distinct liberal slant can be forgiven in light of the rest of the film, in my opinion. Since we're on to politics here, let me just say that I am against homosexual marriage, I have my reasons for that, but I am not a discriminator. Anywhat, yeah, if you're offended by homosexual content, skip this film. There isn't much, but I know how some conservatives are. It's really the principle of the matter, though, in this movie. It isn't about whether homosexual relationships are right or wrong, or various other right/wrong issues, it's about freedom from tyranny and oppression, and having the courage to, as Jars of Clay (one of my favorite bands) said, "be a revolution". Basic synopsis: England has become a Nazi-like state, or, for a better example, think of "1984" or a Ray Bradbury story. There is only one man who dares oppose this government in order to change the nation, and he must resort to terrorism to do it.
V For Vendetta