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‘V’ For Vendetta

Written by the Wachowskis -- Andy and his brother, Larry and directed by first-timer James McTeigue, the movie (Travers), ‘V’ for Vendetta expresses an individuals’ vengeance over the government who destroyed his life. Escaping from the torture camp, where he was held, ‘V’, the main character of the movie, seeks to take revenge on the government who changed his life forever.
The movie shows the character ‘V’ turning into a mutant with special powers and skills due to a reaction caused by the blast on the experimental camp where he was a prisoner. The title of the movie itself is self explanatory as a person is looking for vengeance, and thereafter goes by the codename- ‘V’.
Unlike most other Hollywood movies, ‘V’ for Vendetta does not specify if the main character of the movie- ‘V’ is actually a protagonist or an antagonist. They left it in the viewers to determine that. He does all the dreadful things in life......

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