V for Vendetta Dr. Delia Surridge

[@aeddonchapman1696]

This doctor has more character development in four minutes than some characters in other movies get in two hours.

[@texanplayer7651]

I know of some character that didn't even get any develpment at all in 3 movies *cough cough* Rey from Star Wars *cough cough*

[@rosesrosesandroses1201]

I can’t see the lies😩

[@piettrified]

Remind you, it was under 4 minutes

[@Wooslaapa]

@@piettrified There is another scene that the video did not show, it’s the scene where Dr Surridge is doing a research on Lewis Prothero’s dead body.

[@jordank6961]

Not all doctors get good character development

[@jonpowell4246]

She was the only one V showed mercy to, because she was the only one to admit what she did was inhumane and that she had to pay for it. So V made sure she wouldn't suffer.

[@markyborromeo9347]

@ hahaha good.one

[@luminozero]

I think this scene perfectly points out how evil V actually is, as Evie points out later in the film. Delia had immense regret for her past actions. She was no threat to V's plan and it was clear he had no real malice towards her. He killed her because he 'had' to. Evie put it best, he saw the whole thing as some sort of equation that needed to be balanced. It was cold, heartless and monstrous. And V only did it because, in his deranged mind, he thought it was 'needed'. "What was done to me was monstrous!" "And they created a monster."

[@BrandonBarbera]

@@luminozero i think you just hate men. V was the person The world needed as its own tyrannical government treated its citizens as fodder and test subjects. If you dont see that then...you're lost.

[@Stripedbottom]

@@luminozero Well, that's the essence of Vengeance. It's not about what will be done or may be done, but what has been done. Take Adolf Eichmann, for example. He was living quietly in hiding in South America and was not a threat to anyone anymore, least of all to the state of Israel. Yet Israel chose to kidnap and execute him.

[@ace-anarchy9324]

@Iu Iulitza You're so sad

[@bast713]

"I've not come for what you hoped to do. I've come for what you did." YES

[@robertbeckman2054]

SO MANY people will one day stand before God and say "I had good intentions." But, when does good intentions turn into an excuse for knowingly committing immoral acts. Are there such things as good intentions without a good outcome? Can a wild tree bring forth good fruit? No.

[@hellstromcarbunkle8857]

@@robertbeckman2054 No. This is why we must execute justice here on earth. There IS nowhere else.

[@Al3Xtheegreat]

"Is it meaningless to apologies?" "Never" The way Hugo Weaving acted out that line on top off his breath. Like a form of suprise and relief. Masterfully performed in my opinion. It was like a suprise that she would not know it is never to late to apologies and almost a pity towards her, like she was living a life where apologizing is a weakness. Or maybe i am ready to much in to these things againg lmao...

[@allsmilesguy]

That’s the beauty of art my friend. You can take whatever interpretation you want from a work

[@RodelIturalde]

Hugo Weaving is so good in this movie. And here he only have his voice to work with.

[@ChaineYTXF]

She didn't say "too late". She said "meaningless". Strong nuance.

[@abatesnz]

@@allsmilesguy the clarity with which the artist delivers the message he wants you tovtake/infer is a measure of the quality of the art. Poor artists would have you believe otherwise, like rapists would have you believe there is no objective morality.

[@milescabezas1133]

This scene is my favorite because it's nearly a frame for frame recreation of the comic book.

[@consciousnessfreedomdiscip8585]

Anyone who thinks V is blind : he is not . She meant figuratively that she felt his gaze upon her as in he was thinking about her with fury as he yelled . This is basically the result of her guilt that she suppressed, she knew that she deserved the vengeance of this man . V can read books , proof that he can see .

[@stgeorge28]

...and watch movies, and throw knives and(spoiler to who have not seen said film) annihilate an entire elite kill team before they could re-load, including Mr Creedy with his bare hands.

[@natasspin3015]

In the comics is well described: He looks at me, as if I were an insect. Oh, God. As if I were something mounted on a slide.

[@nguyntn9026]

Well they said that they couldnt detect his retina through the cctv

[@Nightlady0228]

@@nguyntn9026 Might be that they didn't have it ON RECORD, since his previous identity was "killed" as soon as he became a test subject. He ceased to exist the moment he was imprisoned, and he kept it that way once he escaped. It also doesn't hurt that he no fingertips or distinguishing features since most of his body is burnt. He is a ghost, and ghosts can't be traced.

[@hughyyyy]

I've often wondered about this, because she mentions that her subject developed "basic kinesthesia", as in proprioception via that which are not typically considered sensory organs. He could theoretically read by running his fingers across the pages, detecting the slightest raise or smoothness of the printed ink, and perhaps he's not so much watching television as listening to it, I'm not sure. I think the 'blind' argument actually goes some way *toward* the belief that he could singlehandedly defeat Creedy's whole elite squad - if he doesn't need to use his eyes to see, and has an innate awareness of his surroundings at all times via alternative senses, perhaps he *would* be able to react quicker, to predict their movements, and to throw knives in directions he's not even looking. Either way, what a fucking badass V is!

[@wavealip8059]

"I've not come for what you hoped to do. I come for what you did." This movie is like a fine wine. It just keeps getting better and more relevant with age.

[@flintstone1664]

Facts 💯

[@metalmadness5851]

"You've come to kill me, haven't you." "Yes." "Thank God." Chills

[@LokiTheClever]

Thats guilt talking

[@broluspawn]

@@LokiTheClever 👍

[@flintstone1664]

@@LokiTheClever Facts 💯

[@EnderSpy358]

"He looked at me; not with eyes, there _were_ no eyes. But I know he was looking at me, because I felt it." *CHILLS*

[@apostolospapamicheal557]

there is a face beneath this mask but its not me im no longer that face v to evey

[@sinutnaprezidenta5457]

And the shot of him standing in the fire and those words on backround has to be the one of the most frightening, chilling and cold shot in film industry

[@apostolospapamicheal557]

@@sinutnaprezidenta5457 we see how he was before the fire its the white bald man in the line after valerie and when the truck comes in larkhill we see a shirtless white bald man thats v

[@rammsteinrulz16]

"There are no coincidences, Delia. Only the illusion of coincidence."

[@singletona082]

'Is it meaningless to apologize?' 'Never.' That delivery.... As someone who has felt wronged most of his life, and kicked around by petty tyrants of tiny fiefdoms... that genuine heartfelt and sincere moment. It would never undo what has been done, but it would be validation that I'm not insane. So... damned beautiful of a moment. And that is why V showed her a mercy by making sure hers was a gentle passing and that she could come to terms with what has happened and was about to happen unalone. A crucial difference between 'too late' and 'meaningless' here. Yes it would have been too late to apologize since what was set in motion could not be stopped, but there was so much meaning in those two words. 'I'm sorry.'

[@stonezman2743]

I think it’s deeper than this he killed her that way by needle cause she did experiments on him by needle you know the saying live by the sword die by the sword? Her apologizing just further proves what she was saying as trying to make a difference and showing she still has a humanity sense so to speak where as Mr Creedy was the total opposite even with death staring him down he still thought he could come out on top instead of apologizing.

[@matthewcaughey8898]

@@stonezman2743 V knew Creedy was going to fight for every second. V knees that was a fight that he would win but at great cost. He did it anyway, cause if your going to die, then go down fighting

[@mikejohnson9118]

I listened to a gentle wind as a woman's apology was her last breath. In the distance sirens wailed..... It was all true. Especially the lies.

[@London_J]

I didn't hear the siren. I listened very carefully but I didn't hear it

[@foodank_atr817]

Humanity goes down the drain on a boat piloted by people "just doing their jobs."

[@ephemispriest8069]

Or by people not doing them.

[@Supertaldo916]

@@ephemispriest8069 Nah, some people not doing their jobs would mean jackshit in a world where people don't justify shitty actions and passively watching them happen on the pretext that it's "just their job"

[@nathanseper8738]

That is a really good saying.

[@deece1482]

If you try to resist you lose your job and someone else takes your place. It's meaningless. Humanity is destined for doom.

[@wavealip8059]

That's quite a good quote.

[@reggiekray2511]

That scream, you feel all his pain and anger, this movie seem so real today..

[@overlex]

In the comic book, this scene was an allegory for a demon straight out of hell.

[@t100base]

overlex explain?

[@yalijin3020]

Didn't read the book, but it should be something like: a man born in fire that is his mother, one that will bring the same fire upon the world that was never his home.

[@redmondpeters6221]

Dr Surridge spent most of her life regretting her actions during Sutler's rise to power. She was lied to the whole time. She faced her death with courage unlike the other members of Norsefire. They died violently and in fear. Delia passed peacefully. Apologizing to V is what gave her that peace.

[@stormthrush37]

This is mostly correct. V knew she was deeply remorseful, but she didn't apologize to him until after he had already poisoned her. At least in the movie, anyway.

[@owenb8636]

Sounds like she had a pretty clear idea what the virus was intended for and the effect it was likely to have on the patients.

[@bennettray8465]

One of the best movies ever made

[@TheGramophoneGirl]

And a very original and interesting book.

[@сергейКурмыза-щ4й]

Behold the fruit of your labor, Delia!

[@sonalidasgupta3562]

...i don't know why....but a rolled-in-one---judgejuryexecutioner...... seems ...required??...not human maybe

[@filadelfozuniga3411]

Look at my work ye mighty and despair.

[@angieroxy7550]

@@sonalidasgupta3562 What?

[@davidle4936]

3:02 That has got to be the most terrifying scene in a non-horror movie, yet it's very powerful to demonstrate V's backstory!

[@bigbosses4686]

Holy Shit, this is the first time i’ve actually felt disturbed by a movie for a while.

[@joeleonard9965]

​@@bigbosses4686Bone Tomahawk cave scene

[@bigbosses4686]

@@joeleonard9965 I mean your right but that was disturbing for a different reason.

[@bigbosses4686]

@@joeleonard9965 Doesn’t hit me hard in the same way. But maybe that’s just because i don’t know the context of the movie

[@madebymilk]

im glad that either the comic writer or the person responsible for the screenplay included the line, "never."

[@SolusDarkcoat]

"I find myself hating them" Because pity, compassion and empathy were not part of the buffet apparently.

[@yalijin3020]

Typical description of a psychopath.

[@nolanhewitt2563]

@@yalijin3020 but a psychopath never feels remorseful afterwards

[@LordMayorOfDairyBell]

If you work on something for long enough, you do tend to stop caring.

[@perrid13]

Typical defense mechanism. “Why can’t they see all the good reasons I’m doing what I’m doing? There must be something g wrong with them. They’re to blame, they’re the problem, not me.” Them being broken down reminded her that what she was doing was wrong, so she got angry to push away the doubt and the guilt.

[@DerDoenerInMir]

Because you have to backwards rationalize what you are doing to them.

[@Tigerman1138]

She not only accepts her end, but welcomes it. She truly repented and V showed her some degree of mercy. At 00:04 V appears like an Angel of Death in the background briefly. What is really something is the moment she awoke was the moment she likely felt the injection, but wasn’t conscious.

[@Lucas_Tulic]

@Paulo Domonic Aquillo When you said "there", where might that be? Or where is "there" according to you?

[@jerodast]

3:00 the shot I'll never forget

[@apostolospapamicheal557]

thats v's burned face v in order to escape from larkhill caused a fire where he started by his cell v was inside and he got totally burned but who led him in that act government sutler commander prothero and dr surridge

[@phantomwraith1984]

I like that she's the only of V's victims where he gives them a painless merciful death. Yes she did horrible things but she didnt take pleasure out of it or do it with malicious intent

[@mosaster9331]

I swear I didn't know what they were gonna do. What they did was only possible because of you!!

[@ZUIKMedia]

2:48 the director of the John Wick movies.

[@morgantollhall]

How was V physically strong in the scene where he yelled/escaped when the other prisoners were portrayed as frail? Did he start as a bodybuilder and shrink from there?!

[@HBHaga]

It's stated in the clip. Between the virus and the experimentation, V mutated.

[@ZannNewman]

They were working on ways to make people immune to biological weapons - mostly by infecting or poisoning people and seeing how they died. They partially succeeded with the man in room 5, it sounds like they made his cells regenerate faster, destroying his past memories but making him faster, stronger, more physically able and probably immune/resistant to disease and nerve gas. He also seems to suffer a lot less pain or shock than normal people, which may be the treatment or a side effect of surviving his terrible burns

[@allicianpeters3595]

He was set FREE... NO MORE FEAR!!!!

[@apostolospapamicheal557]

@@ZannNewman v lost his memory by the expirements and the burns on his body and face is by the fire he cause in ordet to get out

[@apostolospapamicheal557]

@@allicianpeters3595 but he was burned all his body and face too

[@JK-bp9fh]

dahm what a roar

[@JaguarCats]

Yeah, it's one thing to execute and take out monsters who're guilty. But here, it's evident that monster he came to kill died ages ago and was replaced by one driven to help people.

[@thursoberwick1948]

What if they were one and the same? I see many people who think it is cruel to be kind and end up being kinda cruel.

[@RodelIturalde]

She was always driven to help people. She wanted to change the course of history and help people with her research.

[@failtronic2646]

@@RodelIturalde But it was the means she used to achieve that goal that brought V there.

[@apostolospapamicheal557]

@@failtronic2646 yes she and the government led v to cause a fire and burned whole they filled him with hate they destroyed him

[@pheenix42]

Remember, remember, the Fifth of November....

[@MrMatuspanik]

The gunpowder treason and plot, i see no reason, why the gunpowder treason, shoud ever be forgot

[@frglee]

We are all victims of the power-crazed sociopaths and psychopaths amongst us.

[@oqsy]

We are equally the psychopaths. Don’t blame society’s ills on “the other” until you have REALLY faced your shortcomings and atoned for your mistakes.

[@kirn874]

among us

[@OreadNYC]

We don't necessarily have to be, though -- that's the whole theme of this movie. Partly as a result of the message he received from Valerie which gave him a reason for hope, V eventually found a way to turn the tables on his captors. When V imprisoned and tortured Evey in much the same way he had been imprisoned and tortured and then gave her the same message Valerie had given him, he enabled her to find the courage to make the choice not to give up and tell her "captors" what they wanted even though she had reason to believe it would mean her death. In some ways, "V For Vendetta" is an "Anti-1984" in the sense that V and Evey (and eventually Finch) all make the choice to refuse to allow Norsefire to control them. V and Evey are both aware that Norsefire can potentially rob them of their liberty and their lives but they're not willing to let them rob them of themselves as Winston Smith eventually lets Big Brother do in "1984".

[@smarakmohanta1445]

Damn how relevant it is in current context

[@schmidtythekidd]

Whispers *get vaccinated*

[@smarakmohanta1445]

@@schmidtythekidd whispers already did, now require "Booster shot "

[@Hello-1814]

This scene is epically good

[@CharlietheWarlock]

I just realised how he kills them, he gives them a super mutated form of the St. Marys Virus

[@tiptopperdagrasshopper1196]

Who's watching this in 2021? Really eye opening.

[@AwesomeSaucePictures]

This reminds me of the Comatadore scene from the opera Don Giovanni. Anyone else?

[@Booker8991]

Kinda. Although, she seems sorry for her actions, Don Giovanni didn't really care!

[@novemberalpha6023]

"Cookies need love like everything does."

[@kristinemurray7421]

Is that Valerie at 1:54?

[@DivingHawker]

Yes it is. A very nice detail.

[@abhinayamarykoshy1264]

Who's that?

[@furioussherman7265]

You can also see her at 1:18, just as she's being taken out of the truck.

[@juliafloreshernandez6854]

It's her 😔

[@jordank6961]

😢

[@mattsprayberry0]

This effort is quite terrifying

[@sonic1135]

This is a better edit than the movie

[@michaeltaylor8835]

This should be taught in school politics

[@vardellsfolly5200]

Delia Surridge: [Curtains are drawn back, allowing moonlight to come in] It's you, isn't it? You've come to kill me? V: Yes. Delia Surridge: Thank God. Delia Surridge: After what happened. After what they did. I thought about killing myself. I knew that one day you'd come for me. I didn't know what they were going to do. I swear to you. Read my journal. V: What they did was only possible because of you. Delia Surridge: Oppenheimer was able to change more than a course of a war. It changed the entire course of human history. Is it wrong to hold on to that kind of hope? V: I've not come for what you've hoped to do. I've come for what you did. Delia Surridge: It's funny. I was given one of your roses today. I wasn't sure you were the terrorist until I saw it. What a strange coincidence that I should be given one today. V: There are no coincidences, Delia. Only the illusion of coincidences. [Holds up a rose] V: I have another rose and this one is for you. Delia Surridge: [Delia accepts and surveys the rose] You're going to kill me now? V: [Holds up a syringe] I killed you ten minutes ago... while you slept. Delia Surridge: Is there any pain? V: No. Delia Surridge: Thank you. Is it meaningless to apologize? V: [voice goes soft] Never... Delia Surridge: I'm so sorry. [Delia slowly slumps backwards, into her pillow]

[@vendetta6180]

thank you

[@WhoopityDoo]

Yeah, we all watched the same video as you, fuckface. Glad you can quote it.

[@vardellsfolly5200]

@@WhoopityDoo Ah, insults! The very last refuge of an immature man, or woman, who suffers by strong anti-social tendencies, completely devoid of a fertile imagination, and a creative mind, totally incapable of conceiving logical or intelligent, or both to most occasions, arguments, and making useful observations to any conversation! Oh. One tiny piece of advise. If you wish to provoke someone, in the future, try just try to be more original with your insults, and less childish. I mean.. 'fuckface?!" That is how 12 year olds talk, you imbecile!

[@WhoopityDoo]

@@vardellsfolly5200 Aww, did I piss off the basement dweller?

[@vardellsfolly5200]

@@WhoopityDoo Υou are projecting! A basement dweller, by definition, is one who is characterized by strong anti-social tendencies. Which you have already proved to me that you suffer from. And perhaps it is profound arrogance that lets you believe that you pissed me off! Darling, you are a stranger in the pixel world. You are literally harmless. There is no outcome to which you are capable of causing me eve the smallest of grief! But if you feel the desperate need to attack someone, then that insinuates that in your personal life, sir, you are a coward. And a failure. Otherwise you would refrain from attacking an impossible target and aim to a realistic one!

[@notyetawomen5257]

I think I just saw Valerie at 1:18, then again in 1:54.

[@jordank6961]

You did 👍 Makes his statement about getting her story more true

[@lexmcmillan8033]

She was probably in either room 4 or 6...

[@apostolospapamicheal557]

@@lexmcmillan8033 she was in room 4 v was in 5 she had connection with v and by the way v is in 1:52 after valerie

[@darthrevan-]

I haven't seen this movie in a long time so the guy on fire is that v

[@anotherpracticeboy40hrs57]

Jake mansfield yes

[@darthrevan-]

@@anotherpracticeboy40hrs57 what happened to his eyes

[@jordank6961]

@@darthrevan- nothing, it was her perception, to her it felt like a demon was starting at her.

[@thursoberwick1948]

Proto-V. The experiences at the testing centre turned him slowly into V.

[@apostolospapamicheal557]

@@thursoberwick1948 the expirements make him lost his memory also

[@orestes67]

Is it meaningless to apologize?

[@Xexomega]

Never...

[@orestes67]

Xexo Silva I’m so sorry.

[@AW-uo9lg]

@@orestes67 *death*

[@ty814]

Never

[@nigelft]

@kassandra odessa Possibly ... ... or possibly not ... V is depicted as having way above average intelligence. He, of all people would understand that sometimes, scientists, in pursuit of knowledge, sometimes lose their humanity along the way, some so completely (cf. Josef Mengele), that you have to force yourself to remember he was just as human as you or I, but with others (cf. J. Robert Oppenheimer) hadn't at all; in his case, what humanity he had turned into doubt. A little known aspect of getting a PhD in his day, required the candidate to learn either Ancient Greek, or Latin (sometimes both), especially in the STEM fields, and one or two other languages. Oppenheimer learnt Sanskrit, and, painstakingly, made his own translation of the Shrimad Bhagavad Gita. It was from his work on that translation, that led him to the immortal quote of "Now I have become Death, Destroyer of Worlds", since that quote chimed in with how he felt: the nuclear genie was out of the bottle, and there was no-way going back. Where he alive today, he would be shocked at the current scale of nuclear proliferation, but not that surprised; he may even felt a sense of inevitability ... When he made the interview, during which he made that quote, I can't tell if it was the lighting, the camera, or the media stock used, but you could tell he aged before his years; a weary, exhausted, and haggered old man, possibly bedeviled by the nightmare of what he felt he personally unleashed ... Delia may have been the same way, so caught up in her work, she lost most of her humanity, except for that bit of doubt that, much like a grain of sand in a oyster can lead it to create a pearl, grew to wishing she never succeeded at all. Remourse and regret can easily chew away at a person, but feeling the weight of that meant, deep within, she hadn't lost all of her humanity ... Likely, when she heard of the other deaths, she knew what actually had happened, was happening, and whom would eventually visit her; it was just going to be a matter of time. It was for those reasons, and others, that V gave her the gentle death which she didn't think she deserved, but was given via V's mercy. Despite everything she may have tried to undo, rather like Oppenheimer in his later years, it was too late: the genie was let loose. But even despite that, it was her remourse and regret, that perhaps only V truly understood, which led her death being more of dieing in her sleep, than the agony of consciously choking on her on blood on vomit, as the others had. Those were executions. Her's was more akin to an uassisted suicide ...

[@murcielagokuroko6561]

it is never meaningless to apologize

[@Acc0rd79]

I totally forgot, even have the masks on and all. Damn this is creepy foretelling of future events.

[@leischutte9179]

I wish I could get an apology from those who tortured me obviously in a less severe physical way but just as bad psychologically

[@chrisdale81]

But I’ll never forget the man and what he meant to me.

[@horseradish4046]

How did the bio-weapon human trials (composing of political enemies of the Norsefire party nonetheless) come about BEFORE the Norsefire party gained power? The way I understood the story is they gained their power AFTER the success of these experiments and the use of the bio-weapon it created.

[@lordtarrisk1109]

I think this is a different bioweapon program based on enhancing humans and making them immune to bioweapons. (Hence why V is physically strong after the explosion, he was a success because he mutated) Or this is an earlier bio weapon program disguised as home security, which allowed Norsefire to enact what they wanted despite not being all too powerfull.

[@THE_GUY_ONE]

I believe Norsefire had been in power before the virus, due to worldwide collapse and war, but they were later facing the possibility of being taken down, so they utilized the virus they had developed in the meantine to bolster the support of the people, so they could remain in power and used the nation's fear to make their rule permanent.

[@DavidSphere-eu4mi]

Deals up and over. "Up, up, and away." I'd put on a pink lacey tutu and dance swan lake." 4 weed 2 b legal. And i did. Checkmate

[@homerinchinatown2]

Remember, remember, the Vth of November....

[@SimonFoston]

It really omits a lot of the details of how V caused the fires and explosions. I don't think film was the best media for an adaptation of this graphic novel, it was always going to get mangled or truncated. A TV series would do it much greater justice.

[@daymenleo6895]

poetic yet resent

[@Thestomachlover]

He showed her mercy

[@eavyeavy2864]

My fucking god. This was upload 6 days after I watch this movie in 2013

[@dizzysteve256]

2020 before it even happened just a persons humble opinion 🙁

[@S1baar]

What is this serum? What does it do? What did doctor Delia Surridge? How could V navigate if he lost is eyes?

[@Liamfortehwin]

S1baar He lost his eye sight but his other senses improved greatly, such as hearing allowing him gain info about his surroundings.

[@Cuaedria]

S1baar The serum was the cure for the viral weapon they honed at that camp. They got the cure from V's blood. The doctor used innocent humans without thought or pity as lab rats to study the virus' effects. Her diary said V was mutated by the virus, into some being with total amnesia, but heightened senses and reflexes. His post-fire "vision" almost sounds like psychic ability.

[@Targatay]

+ powerful regeneration allowed him to regenerate even his eyes, only skin remained "damaged"...

[@janeyrevanescence12]

The whole line about eyes is a reference to V's loss of humanity, therefore becoming the idea he represents. Eyes are easily one of the most distinguishing features on a person and there is a reason we have the saying "Eyes are the windows of the soul." By this point, Surridge had helped strip V and the others of their identity and finally seeing this man, now an idea, she couldn't see what made him human anymore.

[@inouskehashibira1045]

Yup he was the prisoner in the cell number 5 in Roman number "V" they experimented on him and he survived but others died when they were injected as the same serum they used on "V" that's why he said they used them for test subjects but some of them failed and they had no regards to human life, basically treating them like rats.

[@carolinelynch2823]

Was V the man standing in front of Valerie in that line?

[@Nozownik85]

I wish it could be true that vendetta always back to take revenge for his suffering....

[@ianrichards5853]

The only pain is hypocrisy.

[@letolethe5878]

@uh wot The only pain is pretentious bullshit on youtube.

[@alvaroore1405]

2:50

[@yawgmoth6568]

Influence for General Engel in the Wolfenstein series maybe?

[@juhman]

Ehhhh, I don't think so. Maybe there was some *slight* influence, but given the fact that this character actually shows a conscience and regrets her actions makes her pretty separate from Engel.

[@KZ-yf4yo]

Betsie devose

[@raymondfrye5017]

DeVoss?

[@Straylight4299]

When you squint your eyes you could almost think there is a movie in that pixel mud.

[@flyboy152]

If you tried, do you think you could have made the video quality even crappier than it is? 🙄

[@Sohave]

Covid 19 anyone? :-D

[@tunch90]

So this means that V was blind the whole time?

[@csguak]

Yes, he is blind. I suspect that V navigates just as well without the eyes as he is a super mutant with highly enhanced senses + super human strength, reflexes

[@flyboy152]

@@csguak He is not blind. He reads and watches movies, you can't do that with enhanced senses. She's speaking figuratively.

[@timclimie5146]

What's the codec? I understand that google re-encodes. Just wondering the source ...

[@timclimie5146]

DVD source? Blur-ray or HD-DVD?

[@timclimie5146]

Torrent? Am I right?

[@marioserpico2223]

This is what the devil wants, hopes and plans for. If the game is lost, to die painless in peace; Swiss-free, or Scott-free or something like that.

[@brionbraziel7968]

Deadpool...

[@jordank6961]

Omg imagine DP as V. Can't die, batshit crazy, in the UK, would be an interesting movie

[@ThePhilstore]

Dr.fauci watching this scene shitting himself somewhere

[@Blee48]

This 30fps video rip is rough

[@leeeubanks368]

I don't get why they did what they did to the innocent people that didn't ask to be in that facility

[@YesPlease1]

Research the Holocaust. Absolutely horrific medical experiments were done on people in the name of the war effort. And that was real, not fiction like this movie.

[@Arocedric]

Some people are monsters who will do anything to achieve their goals. If you dare, read about Unit 731, and the experiments the Imperial Japanese Army conducted on innocent civilians for scientific purposes. This scene was also a sad reflection of reality itself.

[@christophersanchez7731]

This is an alternate history if the Cold War with Russia and US exploded in Nuclear War, in midst of chaos Norsefire began to rise into power, they build a secret facility and with their own secret police they rounded up undesirables and use them as Gueina pigs Seems some thought the experiments was to create a virus to use in the Nuclear War But in reality it was to create the St. Mary’s Virus A controlled virus that’ll scare the public into Norsefire’s cause They’ll then “miraculously” feature a drug to undo the virus, apparently found in V’s blood he left behind in his breakout Norsefire party members who funded the Cure became rich and Adam Sandler came into power as the High Chancellor of England for helping “save” it with the Cure They only got away with this because the of Nuclear War made England weak enough for Norsefire to do this under the Radar

[@TaigiTWeseDiplomat--Formosan]

@@Arocedric You can read what modern Chinese did to different ethnos also.

[@tsipher]

because they justified it with the idea of progress for humanity. "what are a few lives compared to the hundreds we could save?" there is no justification for murder, even if it means the possibility of progress. Those that toy with people's lives will always die in a manner befitting them.

[@apostolospapamicheal557]

we never see v how was before he burned but he could be one of the inmates here we see in the video but maybe not again

[@viksaggu9085]

And this is how corona virus started

[@diana.2307]

VENOM. 😂😂😂

[@001pnc]

So V’s real name is five? Lol

[@Lucas_Tulic]

V is for Victorinox

[@RodelIturalde]

V is Roman numeral for five.

[@001pnc]

@@RodelIturalde I know… I was joking

[@apostolospapamicheal557]

@@001pnc theres a possibility v's true name to be william

[@01Sayko]

"Remember, remember the 5th of November"....2019 the virus was real

[@sypulutlepa]

i get it,it was Deadpool White Wade Wilson

[@woundedtiger1795]

Please visit SAGE and Boris Johnson

[@PETERJOHN101]

Will Fauci show similar remorse? Will he apologize?

[@ThePhilstore]

Not genuinely

[@ToxicallyMasculinelol]

jesus christ what is this video like 1kbps

[@PlayNiceFolks]

Jesuss it's free

[@hughmungus1235]

Why are you allowed ads?

[@Lucas_Tulic]

The question should be, why are you not using YT adblock?

[@hughmungus1235]

@@Lucas_Tulic I use youtube vanced, I don't get ads. I'm asking why he's allowed to use them. Stop assuming.

[@Lucas_Tulic]

@@hughmungus1235 If don't get ads, why are you whining about them then??

[@hughmungus1235]

@@Lucas_Tulic because he shouldn't be making a profit from a film he doesn't own.

[@hughmungus1235]

@@Lucas_Tulic and asking a question isnt whining. Grow up.

[@grumpyoldmen2502]

Number 5 is alive

[@cra8zykidg]

She had a worst death in the comic books I think didn’t she

[@MauiWowieOwie]

This lady is basically Dr. Halsey

[@vaiwalker]

i killed you 10mins ago... is there any pain? no... hardest scene to in the movie

[@edwardhanson3664]

turn the damn volume up.

[@GeoffPesos]

Wait so V is blind?

[@rvog6584]

naw ... 'he had no eyes' sort of figurative ... c more comments below

[@uzazil]

He looked apon her with eyes of rage and hate. He did not see a person but a being and thing, a thing that did this to him and that he must destroy

[@tuliosavii6917]

It is coronavirus ? ?

[@enderboy6491]

📺

[@pab1381]

Dude I miss the old Wachowski brothers writing. They used to great. Now they just joined the whole woke bullshit and put that over making good cinema. The Matrix trilogy and this film are fantastic. Cloud Atlas and Jupiter Ascending is when it dropped off that cliff.

[@valentusdolor3742]

What's wrong with Cloud Atlas though.. There are some pretty interesting concepts in that one...

[@Egryn]

This seems oddly relevant with recent news of the Wuhan virus.

[@viksaggu9085]

Corona virus

[@Egryn]

vik saggu and in the movie it was the St Mary’s virus

[@MuzzySkeleton]

Aye Kung Flu popped in my head when she mentioned a virus killing a population

[@oqsy]

@@viksaggu9085 Wuhan. Chyyyyna.

[@Imran-Desk]

V is Redskull

[@quarzoazzurro]

" You're going to vaccinate me now? " " I vaccinated you 10 minutes ago while you slept. " " Is there any pain? " " I don't know, it's experimental. " LOL

[@mattcritchley5670]

Butchered it with editing...

[@LiliaGo-fx7yk]

V

[@idrobinhood]

With all the face masks on and testing people. Kinda reminds me of currently Covid-19 outbreak. So was CoronaVirus done on purpose??? "V"

[@wowgek7]

it was bill gates predicted it like a month before it happened. even with how the media should play it etc. this was planned.

[@wowgek7]

@Jean Sinclair in many ways yes:(

[@griseldarapi4690]

The first test subjects came on march 9. First day of quarantine in my country lol.

[@jordank6961]

Oof. Are you in the UK too? Would be a double oof

[@johndoes2434]

Never forgive never forget