20 Years Later: V for Vendetta’s Prescient Dystopia Still Thrills and Haunts

In the cinematic adaptation of the graphic novel by David Lloyd, Tony Weare and Alan Moore (who requested anonymity), the movie titled “V for Vendetta” unfolds in a bleak, dystopian rendition of Britain. This alternate reality emerged after a sequence of devastating terrorist attacks 20 years prior to the film’s events, which resulted in the loss of hundreds of thousands of lives and led to the establishment of the oppressive Norsefire political party ruling over the nation. The narrative revolves around Evey Hammond, a young woman with a sorrowful past, who unintentionally encounters V, an enigmatic figure adorned with a Guy Fawkes mask, whose objective is to bring down this tyrannical regime.

Jurassic World Rebirth Rips Off Scream VI’s Iconic Bodega Scene with Dinosaurs

Jurassic Park is among my favorite science fiction films, and I belong to the generation that grew up with this franchise. I’ve stayed current with all the movies (which are available on Peacock), and I even went to watch Gareth Edwards’ “Reboot” on its opening night. I found the latest Jurassic World movie entertaining, but as a die-hard Scream fan, I couldn’t help but notice that certain scenes reminded me of the Ghostface scene in the bodega from Scream VI.

28 Years Later Crushes Tenet, Becomes Aaron Taylor-Johnson’s Top-Grossing Film

Alongside Taylor-Johnson, the cast of “28 Years Later” also features Alfie Williams, Jodie Comer, and Ralph Fiennes, as reported by Deadline. It’s projected that the movie will earn approximately $60 million domestically during its third weekend, representing a 56% drop and generating around $4.3 million over three days. This means “28 Years Later” is on track to surpass Taylor-Johnson’s previous film, Tenet, which grossed a total of $58.5 million domestically in its theatrical run.