Graphic-novel adaptation "V for Vendetta" feels flat as a storyboard. Helmed by James McTeigue, pic suffers from many of same problems as last two installments of producers Andy and Larry ...

V for Vendetta Directed by James McTeigue Warner Brothers The graphic novel, an intellectual nom-de-plume for the comic book, has recently been a cash cow for Hollywood’s big-budget film studios.

V for VendettaNo commentaries among the extras, but I loved one bonus item, ”Guy Fawkes and the Gunpowder Plot,” featuring British scholars who instruct you in the history-behind-the-comic ...

The Wachowski brothers, fresh off "The Matrix" trilogy, tackle "V for Vendetta" head on. There are traces of their blockbusters, but otherwise "Vendetta" is a masterpiece all its own.

Over the past week, I’ve found it difficult to ignore the arresting new Russian Constructivist-type posters for “V for Vendetta” plastered in New York City’s subways. Aware of the ...

V for Vendetta, more fun and less self-referential than those appalling Matrix sequels, is an action film that is not afraid to stop for thoughtful debate, a wry laugh or a lesson on how to fry an ...

In “V for Vendetta,” the movie adaptation of Alan Moore’s and David Lloyd’s artfully pessimistic comic series of the same name, we never see the face of the hero, a freedom fighter — or ...

If you hated “Fahrenheit 9/11,” here’s a movie that will really steam you. Political in the extreme, “V for Vendetta” is a brash, rebellious, manic-depressive masterpi… ...

V for Vendetta has a playful-demon vitality, but it’s designed to let political adolescents of every age congratulate themselves. It’s rage against the machine by the machine.