Remember, Remember | Reviewing V for Vendetta
The Popcorn Hour with Matt and James · Matthew Porter and James Porter
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Show Notes
This week on The Popcorn Hour, Matt and James unmask one of the most iconic dystopian thrillers of the 2000s — V for Vendetta. Nearly two decades after its release, the film’s mix of political rebellion, emotional depth, and striking visuals still feels as bold and relevant as ever. The conversation dives into the movie’s layered themes of control, revolution, and identity, along with Hugo Weaving’s unforgettable performance behind the mask and Natalie Portman’s transformation at the story’s core. Matt and James reflect on how the film’s message has evolved over time, its influence on modern culture, and whether V for Vendetta stands as one of the defining comic book adaptations of its era.