Remember, remember, the 5th of November


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Remember, remember, the 5th of November

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Just felt like saying it.
Loved the graphic novel, disappointed by the movie :)
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Other way around for me.

Still, it was a good, well-told story, no matter the medium.
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I didn't like in the film how they created this Hollywood partisan enemy out of the oppressive government by making the leader this conservative villain. It totally undermined the message of Moore's original work and the reality of any extreme political spectrum. It was very disappointing since the rest of the film was done quite well.
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One of the two nights a year we get our hands on explosives.

It's like a warzone here tonight - it's brilliant :D
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Re: Remember, remember, the 5th of November

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GamePlayer wrote:Just felt like saying it.
Loved the graphic novel, disappointed by the movie :)
Here's a site with some annotations for Alan Moore books: http://www.enjolrasworld.com/Annotation ... Comics.htm
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I've been saying that all day. I even gave my copy of V FOR VENDETTA to a freind of mine to read.

Remeber, remeber the Vth of Novemeber, the gunpowder treason and plot. I know of no reason why the gun powder treason should ever be forgot"

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Loved the movie, in love with the graphic novel.
The way government rises to power in the novel has this real background, England suffered with Tatcher and her conservatist party and that reference shows in the novel. Make the whole thing a conspiracy and it loses most of the novel's essence.
While the movie has this nice direct and straightforward story and narrative, the novel carries in itself a lot more elaborate and deep substance and meaning.
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I hate that movie and everything it stands for.

I didn't like it when I first saw it, and now that I've read the book, I don't like it all.

Alan Moore's right- All of the adaptations of his works are garbage. (Or rubbish, as his people say) I think WATCHMEN's going to suck too, but I still have to see it.
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I thought the movie V blew too. God, I hate Hugo Weaving. I wish he would go away and take that god damned voice with him.
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Surely You must UNderstand Mr. Anderson! All of the real DUNE fans hate you! even your coworker condems you in your interviews togther! Why? Why do you continue to write?!

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Sole Man wrote:Surely You must UNderstand Mr. Anderson! All of the real DUNE fans hate you! even your coworker condems you in your interviews togther! Why? Why do you continue to write?!

Becuase my wallet chooses me to.
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Sole Man wrote:Becuase my wallet chooses me to.
OK, that one's gonna keep me awake tonight.... :?
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I wrote it like that on purpose. Saying otherwise would be admitting KJA knows how to use proper grammar.

Aw...and now I just ruined the joke for those of you who got it anyway...See what you do Chig?
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That's right, kiddo, I'm your Pluto Aunt showing up in the middle of your wet dream. :twisted:
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My Pluto aunt was my wet Dream!

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"Incest is best"?
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"Put your sister to the test?"
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Baraka Bryan wrote:
Sole Man wrote:I wrote it like that on purpose. Saying otherwise would be admitting KJA knows how to use proper grammar.

Aw...and now I just ruined the joke for those of you who got it anyway...See what you do Chig?

historic moment: a multi-sentence sloey quote without spelling errors!
Hallelujah!
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Will, justie fur thaat, I'me goininining too post sumting whith ablutely noe curretp speeellgene. Duo Yi fikcin' here mei? Dno Ysus!?
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**dodges sloey's wayward bullet, runs behind SandRider for cover from CSM ("Crazy Sole Man," not to be confused with FSM or "Flying Spaghetti Monster") **
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Let's put a smile on that face! :twisted:
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