And you are unbelievably banned. I warned you early on in the thread, but you just couldn't help yourself. Come back in a week when you're less hostile towards other members whose viewpoint differers from your own.

BTW, your 'similar' argument would hold more weight if less than fifty percent of the films you mention actually had something in common with 'V'.

You just don't know when to quit do you? I suggest you do so while you're still ahead.

Franchise wrote: [Europe vs. America?  I'm by far from trying to fan the flames in this area.  I could care less whether or not America is liked on the European forum.  I joined here to talk about movies and not about political choice.  I was expressing that.  I hope your hatred of jelly donuts doesn't find its way to a jelly donut forum or there will really be an online war.

I wasn't refering to you only, I was refering to a general theme I felt growing on this board. I stand by my original statement that your particular post didn't make any sense. Why did you add the bits about Europe?

£ukasz D, please let us speak for ourselves, and please don't try to insult readers who've already been banned.

Aaron, if ou do read this, I'm sorry that my opinon p**sed you off so much, but I was hoping to hear negative comments about the film as a film, like Franchise stated (minus the Europe bits). My point was that you or me not liking a particular film should have something to do with the film, rather than what the masses think about it. For you, the politics were the major flaw, for me it was the ocassional lack of subtlety whilst expressing those politics. I really was trying to keep the discussion to the film over it's politics, but apparently my statements were read as politically driven.

The European bits were there because it made sense to me.  I'm not blaming my condition as an ADD sufferer for the lapse in it, but it plays a minor role.  I never review what I say until someone notices it.  I should have put the European comments in 1 set of sentences and the thoughts of the movie into another set.  I'll stand by what I said though because I didn't base my ideas on how this movie was produced or because it was a film focused on England.  I enjoyed some of the undertones, but I didn't enjoy the overall feeling of being forced to see overtly placed reasons for the Ultra-Conservative government to be hated.  I could have done with some subtlety.

Gabe Powers wrote: Well, there you go. See how nice it is when we don't yell at eachother, everyone? I getcha now.

lol  I don't remember being the guy that swore.  

Jonny "Me You" wrote: Which, is why if someone would make an award show that could compete with the oscars and honor those movies that are so insanely popular, more people would watch



It's called the People's Choice Awards, and no one watches it.

and I'm just a swearing kind of guy, doesn't mean I'm mad, just swearie.

Aaron Schneiderman wrote:  YOU GUYS ARE UNBELIEVABLY THICK. Hey - he's right! I have put on weight!

I was really hoping this was serious discussion about the movie, but the again, I should have really expected it to be what it is seeing how other threads go on controversial political movies.

I like this film.  I hate to sound so cliche, but the book was better, much deeper, and over flowing with more meaning, but for it standing on it's own, the movie was very entertaining to me from the begining to the end.  The cast was perfect, the action was great, the story was captivating, and the DVD release will be bought.

and I heard the dvd release date is 7th or 17th of july. I forgot but it's out in July

It's is also gonna be a Delux dvd. (when I read it, I forgot what site though, I think it might have been here)