Graphic novel or movie?
V for Vendetta
Landon Lee
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Jordan Perry
Novel. Movie was like a B- at best.
Jonathan Cox
Comic. Movie is 9/11 truther trash.
Jace Turner
The movie was great. I watch it once a year and I love it.
Samuel Nguyen
Movie. It cuts out all of Moore's lesser ideas to give a more coherent and better defined message.
Julian Nguyen
When I want to watch an action movie, I watch the film, when I want to actually consider the deeper ideas, I read the book. There were a lot of things that got ommitied in the movies, which I wasn't too fond of, and I additionally really really hate the Watchowski's style.
Ethan Thomas
>deeper ideas
Wyatt Myers
>I additionally really really hate the Watchowski's style
>When I want to watch an action movie, I watch the film
Liam Walker
Explain.
Noah Robinson
Evey's character in the movie was great and Portman knocked it out of the park.
Asher Thomas
>Doesn't become V
>Great
Daniel Carter
We were all V, user.
Asher Barnes
bump
Elijah Foster
I'm still disappointed they didn't have Weaving sing Vicious Cabaret
Daniel Ortiz
I'm ot sure that would jive well with the rest of th emovie.
Adrian Lopez
its called a comic you faggot
Julian Myers
This is basically what I was going to say. I'd probably recommend the movie and then the novel, assuming you liked the movie enough to continue
Luis Parker
The Comic is much better, the movie is good but lacks any form of subtlety as far as the messages are concerned.
Evan Wood
Comic is better. I loved it when I read it in some low budget b/w translated anthology comic book and it's still in my top 5.
I liked the movie, well worth watching in theatre.
David Parker
F for Fedora
Isaac Morales
Movie. Novel was stupid as fuck. In novel that society FUCKING WORKED. And problems like famine, that forced people to go on streets against regime, were caused by V, not by regime. That was stupid and ruined the whole fucking plot. Chancellor in movie is better than in novel that's for sure.
Asher Gonzalez
There both good. The comic has more time to flesh out the characters and themes but the movie does well in the format it chose. Probably one of the better Moore adaptations.
Matthew Smith
The two aren't equivocal.
Ethan Moore
What's its competition? Watchmen, LXG, and From Hell?
Colton Rogers
Storytime?
Dominic Jenkins
stale meme desu
Austin Sanders
Yeah that was the only thing that should have been in the movie.
Jackson Bell
FtMWHE, The Killing Joke
Jonathan Lopez
I was gonna say best but then I thought of the "for the man who has evreything" justice League episode.