I saw this the other day and was thinking about how the entire population was in fear of their government and thinking this was much the same way that people call themselves one faith or another because of fear of reprisal from dying. That if we could somehow get those people who take a belief simply because they are "insuring their soul" could be woken up and convince to live their lives the way Evie did in the movie. What do you think?
2006-08-16
01:32:03
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Fortunato, I still love the movie and haven't had a chance to read the comic. I disagree that it seemed to sell out to the action series genre because there were all of three fight scenes in the whole movie. (The alley, the TV station, the train tunnel at the end)
I also agree with your view on subjecting Evie to the torture and saying it was the only way she was going to wake up. However, I don't think that this is a good comparison between us/Evie and God/V.
V was a revolutionary trying to wake up all other's minds to change their future. He took a special case with Evie, and brought her about in a different manner. I don't think of God as a revolutionary personally.
Still, it's a great answer you had.
2006-08-16
02:48:17 ·
update #1