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Answer 1

My friends suggested me to watch the 2006 movie, V for Vendetta. The name itself got my attention in the first place because I heard the word Vendetta before and never knew what it meant or for what it is used, what does it describe. It wasn't until a day after a long 8 hours of school, that I came home and dropped myself into the bed, got the laptop and searched the movie. I saw the timeline, the 132 minutes, which is the longest time I've ever dedicated to a movie. I was used to watch 30 minutes of pilots of sitcoms, such as Seinfeld; but the two hours and a little got me a little confused. To sit in bed and pay attention two hours straight to the action and storyline was indeed a challenge for my brain and my desire to sleep after school. Eventually, I got myself a coup of tea and some breadsticks with icecream and I pressed the button. It wasn't that appealing until a good hour passed, but afterwards, it got pretty intense, the shootings, the fights, the Vendetta's room, the point where Vendetta tested his friend's trust by locking her in a cage, such as a prison room and the point where his friend, which was a girl, shaved his entire head full of natural and girly hair. Now, I don't want to get into the narrative thread, because I know how crucial it is to give someone details about a movie before he sees it in the first place. 
It was, and still is after 4 years, the best and the most captivating movie I've ever watched. I saw it 5 times and it still gets me. You should give it a shot. Remember remember the fifth of november.