Okay okay, here's the deal.
The V for Vendetta film is fucking awesome. It's not so much a straight adaptation of Moore and Loyd's awesome work, but a modern retelling that really heightens the emotional impact of what was already quite an intense story.
The V you see on screen is not the same V from the comic, but once you accept that and sit back and enjoy the show, it grabs you by the balls and doesn't let go. I got very emotional while watching it, possibly the most emotional I've ever been while watching a film.
Although my overall impression was very positive, I was disapointed about one or two things. One: V is never specifically referred to as an Anarchist and all his awesome speeches about Anarchy have been remoived. Two: The song "The Vicious Caberet" was not in it, as far as I could tell.
Oh, and if anyone is worried; Natalie Portman really is rather good in it. (is is Hugo Weaving)