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Sort by RATING      Sort by TITLE/YEAR      Sort by QUOTE      Sort by SOURCE       2/5      V For Vendetta (2005)      "Complex but heavy-handed action film. Adults only." [dvd review]      Common Sense Media            V For Vendetta (2005)      "Violence can be used for various purposes, good, ill, and incoherent. This would be the primary observation made by V for Vendetta." [movie review]      PopMatters       3/5      Vacancy (2007)      "Taut, grisly horror movie has unexpected bite." [dvd review]      Common Sense Media            Vacancy (2007)      "The movie is 80 minutes of mostly entertaining tension, punctuated by violence engineered by a creep using criminally outdated technology." [movie review]      PopMatters            Valentin (2004)      "Valentín wants to understand adults' strange rules and behaviors, but is also aware that sometimes, their world lies beyond his comprehension." [movie review]      PopMatters            Van Helsing (2004)      "The other wrench tossed into the monster definitions mix is Frankenstein, into whose hideout Van Helsing and Anna accidentally and literally tumble." [movie review]      PopMatters            Vanilla Sky (2001)      "Both more literal and less lyrical than Abre Los Ojos." [movie review]      PopMatters            Vanity Fair (2004)      "Ah, to be young, bright, and scheming in 19th century Britain!" [movie review]      PopMatters            Vantage Point (2008)      "As Vantage Point becomes increasingly busy with personal betrayals and redemptions, the ostensible politics, reductive to begin with, fall by the wayside." [movie review]      PopMatters            Vera Drake (2004)      "The war has disturbed all of their lives intensely, and if they don't quite have the words to express their trauma, they do have a sense of shared experience." [movie review]      PopMatters            Veronica Guerin (2003)      "Comes off looking stymied by its subject." [movie review]      PopMatters       --      Vertical Limit (2000)      Click here to see the review! [movie review]      PopMatters            A Very Long Engagement (2004)      "The memory of war -- collective and individual -- is at best a deterrent, at worst, a fantasy to fuel more of the same. " [movie review]      PopMatters       5/10      Vicky Cristina Barcelona (2008)      "Maria Elena (Penelope Cruz) is the figure least obviously dictated by the Woody Allen template. And for that, you are eternally grateful." [movie review]      PopMatters            The Village (2004)      "Despite her lack of actual sight, Ivy can see people's "colors," and while she won't tell Lucius his color, you might presume it's not the "bad" one. " [movie review]      PopMatters            The Virgin Suicides (1999)      "The Virgin Suicides maintains a deliberate, vague distance." [movie review]      Philadelphia City Paper            The Visit (2000)      "At its best when considering measures of masculinity and dread of not living up to them." [movie review]      Philadelphia City Paper            The Visitor (2008)      "The movie is grounded in a fundamental difficulty, that Walter's education is achieved by his engagement with this set of brown and black people." [movie review]      PopMatters       4/5      Volver (2006)      "Penélope Cruz shines in mother-daughter tale." [dvd review]      Common Sense Media            Volver (2006)      "The primary source of "woman troubles," men are, in the end, also irrelevant to women's patient, purposeful, and proud survival." [movie review]      PopMatters

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