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A terrorist in a futuristic dictatorship of Great Britain known only as V (Hugo Weaving) goes on British Television and declares that November 5th of next year will be known as a day for revolution against the dictatorship that they live in. In the course of waiting for that day to come, V spends his time with a young girl named Evey Hammond (Natalie Portman).

We first saw such brilliance from the Wachowski Brothers with The Matrix and they do not disappoint with V for Vendetta. This film is incredible in every aspect. It is clever, entertaining, artistic, thrilling, dramatic, and even humorous at times. Blending 1984 themes with a superhero background, V for Vendetta focuses on realistic concepts of government and fear that face us every day. Frighteningly close to what could be our future, "V" opens our eyes to the world we live in as well as entertaining us with incredible fight scenes and fast-paced action. Everything about this film is wonderful including a brilliantly wonderful performance by Natalie Portman and incredible direction by James McTeigue with writing that is to die for. Overall, this film is incredible on all accounts. I have only one thing to say to the Wachowski Brothers. Bravo. Bravo.

I highly recommend this film.

To end a catastrophic battle in ancient history, the others (People who possess various supernatural powers) signed a truce between dark and light. This truce ensured that no side will influence another other's choice of which side they want to be on and that the night will belong to the light, to make sure that the dark doesn't break the agreement. The day will belong to the dark to ensure the same. In present day Moscow, a man named Anton Gorodetsky helps ensure the balance at all costs.

What makes this film so entertaining and promising is that it is original in most aspects. It holds basic themes like Good vs. Evil, but still finds itself to be original, which is hard to find in modern day cinema. It seems like everything has been done. Night Watch proves that there is creativity out there and with two more films on the way, you can be sure that you will hear more about these films. Being as Russian film, the movie is mainly in sub-titles but this is a good thing, because you learn to read facial expressions in a film that its drama is based on. And let me just say that this film is entertaining to the end. It may not be the greatest film ever, but not one moment of it is dull. Every second, I felt as if I was watching Star Wars for the first time. On top of it all, the ending was incredible. It doesn't actually end though so ill say how it begins is amazing. Overall, I can't wait to see the next two films after witnessing such wonderful entertainment. This could have been the most promising film of the year.

I recommend this film.

Jill Johnson (Camilla Belle) is a high school student who has just recently broke up with her boyfriend and in an attempt to pay back her parents for cell phone bills, must watch over a doctor's kids in his gigantic house. While keeping herself entertained as the kids sleep, she is greeted with a phone call from a stranger who won't stop calling. What she finds out next is a bigger surprise- the stranger is calling from inside the house.

This is another horror remake and not a very entertaining one at that. The movie dragged along with the phone tag and then just spat out action all at once in an UN-impressive fashion. It was extremely UN-realistic just as you might expect. Jill Johnson is wonder woman compared to the serial killer who has killed a huge amount of young girls with his bare hands! All of this could have been predicted and the film did not surprise me in any way other than wonderful cinematography. I could never have imagined that such a film as this could ever have great cinematography but it did. But things like that don't make a movie! There needs to be a lot more. Overall, the film was just another disappointing teenager horror film and their will be more like it because teenagers love to see crappy PG-13 films. When will it end? I do not recommend this film.