Ideology
It is evident that movies are a huge part in the lives of every individual. As a form of media, a movie one kind of aspect in which individuals could influence their viewers. In the current century, movies are much extravagant. Each movie is presented well in order for different viewers to understand the film. Moreover, there are different themes of film which enables different individuals to relate and enjoy. There are certain films that present different types of political perspective while others are made in order to make people laugh and relieve their stress.

In this paper, there are films chosen in order to critique and analyze. Different films are possibility compared and contrasted in order to find its similarities and differences in terms of themes, climax, cinematic concepts and the likes. Furthermore, the films which will be analyzed are V for Vendetta, 1984, and Phantom of the Opera. These films present the reality of politics as well as a classicism aspect of film in order to portray the perfect story which will gain the attention of viewers.

Analysis for V for Vendetta
The film V for Vendetta is a superb film which presents a new era of war and chaos. Beyond these types of aspects, V for Vendetta is a film with a core and reality that governments have the capability to have hegemony upon their people. The film is very political in a sense that it criticizes different disasters and events which hones the society and the government. Furthermore, the theme of the movie is well suited for individuals who do not realize that the government has the capability to manipulate people. Moreover, it is a wake up call for people who just let their rights be tattered by the government.

The scenes in the film are mostly superb in quality. The animated scenes are similar to action films which adds drama to a certain scenes most especially the fight scenes of V.  In seeing the film, the visual effects were often limited and go unnoticed. As a matter of fact, certain scenes present visual animation. However, the cinematography is truly astounding for angles that were utilized by the director. In analysis V for Vendetta is a film which is made through the theory of classicism. Provided that most classicism films are fictional, the director wanted to create a very character-driven film that shows the personality of the character. Hence upon watching this film the character and their sentiments became very interesting thus, making the emotions of the characters to be relatable and accessible. Personally, I became related to the emotions of V in terms of being political and fighting for the country. Therefore, the director utilized an effective classicism style in order to captivate the attention of most of its viewers.

Another aspect of the film is its climax. In my point of view, the climax was during the time where in Evey was taken into the custody of the so called military. However after all the sufferings, Evey was released from detention. During that moment, death was the next option for Evey. Although she was given the option to betray V. She continued her loyalty to V and strongly defending her own beliefs. The film has different climatic moments. The twists and turns of the story make the story very erratic yet exciting.

Film Analysis of the three Films
Upon viewing these films there are different themes which most of them of commonly have. The similarities of these films are based upon the theme of the story. Most of the films have revenge and a concept of society in which most of the characters follow. In the film V for Vendetta, V is a character who seeks revenge. Hence, he needed to create an action that will create change and violence towards the country and the people corrupting the society. In 1984, the characters are in a controlled society which leads to a totalitarian society where in equality is viewed as an important aspect in the values systems of the people. Although equality is at hand, it does not promote freedom. Similar to V for Vendetta, the people in the movie 1984 was able to access their head of state through a huge television set. Through video conference, the head of state is able to talk to his parliamentary and his people.

In the case of Phantom of the Opera the theme of the movie is different for it does not use technology or any political concept. Through revenge, the Phantom was able to kill different people whom do not deserve to be present. Similar to the heads of state in the films of 1984 and V for Vendetta, the phantom is able to control people through his power and fear. Through fear, people regard and respect the Phantom.

The films that were presented, the similarities of 1984 and V for Vendetta has the most similar factors. The themes of these movies are closely related to one another. V for Vendetta is a film that presents the thoughts with regards to politics. Politics is an important aspect within a society. The films classicism perspective highlights the archetype of the film. Clearly, it is very important to take note that the films theme addresses a much philosophical point of view of life and purpose in this world. Thus, through the films the classicism type of film is evident for the imagery and the language is directed towards attaining the emotional connection of the characters in the film. In the movie 1984, it is important to take note that the director was able to capture the importance of freedom. Freedom is an important aspect of life and a reality that people have in the current era. Thus, the reality is contradicted by the film in order for the viewers to realize that we must be able to appreciate our status of democracy.

In addition to this, the film V for Vendetta presents a different form of realization for its viewers. It is very important to note that people are not free due to the governments indirect control to various events in the history. Furthermore, people became free after they have realized that the government is abusing them unknowingly.

The characters of the films are all very significant to one another. The films Phantom of the Opera and V for Vendetta manifest very similar forms characteristics.  The Phantom hides from its niche and only shows himself during the Halloween for it was the only moment that he was free of any kinds of discrimination. On the other hand, V for Vendetta also limits himself to a certain location. V hides in an underground tunnel like the Phantom. V has the access to different locations within the country. The character of V only shows himself during his scheduled time of activity. The Phantom and V are both intelligent individuals who are much more learned compared to other characters in the film.  Both characters have the likings towards music and books which presents a characteristic of class and affluence.

Going back to the characteristic of the characters, both have experienced different kinds of abuse. The abuses came from the society as well as the people who rejected them for they are not normal or are taught to be incapable. Hence, both the Phantom and V revenged towards people who abuses them. However, they both find peace during moments they spend with the woman that they love. These men later on found love at the end of the story and realized that violence and anger should not rule their lives.                                                                                                                                                                                                                
In the case of 1984, the archetype of the characters is very typical and could be similarly compared with two of the first movies. However, the director has chosen a much subtle type of theme that would perfectly fit the situation of the story. Similar to the Phantom and V, Smith is also wearing a mask. Although the mask is unseen, he pretends to act similarly to others. But in reality, he is able to see the light and the injustice of the totalitarian regime of Big Brother. Smith wears a mask that would make him similar to other people in his society but he rebels against the government through exercising his desires. Even though Smith did not take revenge against the government, his rebellion and his realization that he must not know anything created a huge part in the changes that he had to go through.

Conclusion
All these films are all within the classical style of film. Every film had enabled their characters to be accessible to its viewers. The films were all socially and politically motivated through their own right. Hence, all these films entail the importance of governance in the society. Moreover, the films have a high quality cinematic effect which is very suitable for the concept and them of the film. The film V for Vendetta stands out among these films. The director was able to capture and idea of the author into the cinema naturally without providing more effects rather than the story of the film. V for Vendetta must be uploaded for the proper utilization of cinematography in different scenes which intensifies the story as well as the message being portrayed by the film.

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