While visiting my good friend Anna over the weekend, we did a girls’ night out at the movies. Did we go see a chick flick full of light and fluffy romance or comedy? No, we went to see V for Vendetta. I like action movies, and this movie has plenty of action, but it’s also a very thought-provoking film. It’s one of those movies I want to see again because I think I’ll catch even more of what the filmmakers were trying to get across.

I thought Natalie Portman (Evey) did a great job in this movie as did Hugo Weaving, who played V. What an interesting character–this mixture of hurt and love and vengence and hope.

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If you read this blog, you know I’m fond of Chinese films. Here’s a new trailer for another that promises to be stunningly beautiful.

2 Responses to “Movie time”
  1. Lynn says:

    Hey Trish! Definitely check out The Promise. I watched it when it was in theaters here a few months back, and it was absolutely breathtaking. :) Anyway, I’m going to watch V for Vendetta this weekend; can’t wait as I’ve heard nothing but great things about this film. Have a great week!

  2. Trish Milburn says:

    Oh, great. I’m glad to hear it’s as good as it looks. I have no idea when it’s opening in the U.S. though. Need to investigate. Hope you like V. Let me know what you think.

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