They were originally going to release it last fifth of november, but there was a terrorist attack in London the previous July. As this movie is about a terrorist in London, they felt it better to push it back, though I suspect they didn't want to wait a full year.
I saw it last night and am still in awe of it.
Perhaps a Spoiler but i tried to be vague:
One major complain critics had about this movie is that the romance is iffy and that V is absent from parts of it. There isn't really much of a romance here, Evey is not falling in love with him, but converting to his cause. V is absent from a portion of the movie, but as you will come to understand, the movie isn't really about him. Now if you read this and haven't seen the movie you're throughly confused, but it will make sense later. The ONLY negative I had about the movie was that it can be hard to keep up with Hugo Weaving's verbose V, subtitles will be on when I buy this DVD
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