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6. V For Vendetta
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The movie responsible for Alan Moore’s distaste for adaptations of his own source material, V for Vendetta is admittedly not for everyone, touching on controversial themes that Moore claimed were unfaithful to those of the graphic novel. But even at its worst, the Wachowski-written script is rapid and thought-provoking, while Hugo Weaving in particular gives a committed performance that allows you to fully identify with his masked anti-hero.

With the totalitarian world entirely realized by the final act, director James McTeigue allows events to descend into beautifully-structured anarchy (in every sense of the word). The film draws to a close with a slow-motion underground stand-off choreographed to perfection, and a display of urban destruction rarely captured in modern cinema. Ironically, V for Vendetta signs off as the single best adaptation of Moore’s work.
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