V For Vendetta
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I just saw the "V For Vendetta" movie and quite liked it even if I felt at some point the people making the film didn't quite understand the source material. It was still a really good movie and everyone that went enjoyed it. I may see it again.
Someone elses take on explaining the differences between the Book and Film of "V For Vendetta".
As for the original source I find Alan Moore a very intense guy who has a lot of interesting things to say about the comic industry that I agree with. Although I can't fathom creating in the same way he does it's neat to hear the process his books take. Anyway if you were wondering why the "V For Vendetta" movie doesn't have his name on it and what the big problem he has with DC comics is well here's an interview that talks about it all from The Beat:
Alan Moore interview, Part 1
Alan Moore interview, Part 2
I just saw the "V For Vendetta" movie and quite liked it even if I felt at some point the people making the film didn't quite understand the source material. It was still a really good movie and everyone that went enjoyed it. I may see it again.
Someone elses take on explaining the differences between the Book and Film of "V For Vendetta".
As for the original source I find Alan Moore a very intense guy who has a lot of interesting things to say about the comic industry that I agree with. Although I can't fathom creating in the same way he does it's neat to hear the process his books take. Anyway if you were wondering why the "V For Vendetta" movie doesn't have his name on it and what the big problem he has with DC comics is well here's an interview that talks about it all from The Beat:
Alan Moore interview, Part 1
Alan Moore interview, Part 2