The Gunpowder Plot figures prominently in V for Vendetta, which was originally slated for release on Nov. 5, 2005. Then the London subway bombings happened, and the studios decided to delay the ...

James Purefoy was the first choice for V in V For Vendetta, but the first choice isn't always the right one. The English actor quit the movie a few weeks after production started, and they had to ...

2020 just got a little bit weirder. 11 months into a year rocked by racial tension, a divisive election and a pandemic, the film "V for Vendetta" has trended on Twitter as fans point out eerie ...

The film adaptation of V for Vendetta, a graphic novel by Alan Moore, David Lloyd, and Tony Weare, continues to resonate with fans years after its theatrical release. Written and produced by the ...

V for Vendetta has gone on to inspire anti-establishment groups like Anonymous, who will be leading their controversial Million Mask March from London’s Trafalgar Square tonight – with many ...

V for Vendetta is a dystopian political thriller movie, directed by James McTeigue, which became a cult classic after its theatrical release on March 17, 2006. The movie is written by Lana and ...

We don’t get to see much of V, the titular anti-hero played by Hugo Weaving in V for Vendetta, the 2005 film based on the seminal graphic novel by Alan Moore and David Lloyd. His face ...

While the update might have made sense to the filmmakers at the time, it ultimately dates the film, and takes away the harshness of the world of the original V for Vendetta. It becomes more of a ...

"V for Vendetta's" "Director's Notebook" feature, suggests both the potential and limitations of Warner's "In Movie Experience" enhanced viewing option. Back when “V for Vendetta” opened ...

Graphic-novel adaptation "V for Vendetta" feels flat as a storyboard. Helmed by James McTeigue, pic suffers from many of same problems as last two installments of producers Andy and Larry ...

Is there a pop culture consumer who doesn’t already know that V for Vendetta is a futuristic adaptation of the Alan Moore-David Lloyd graphic novel, starring The Matrix‘s Hugo Weaving as the ...

V for Vendetta, more fun and less self-referential than those appalling Matrix sequels, is an action film that is not afraid to stop for thoughtful debate, a wry laugh or a lesson on how to fry an ...