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| V venied, vidied, vicied. |
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| Hurt's played Sutler villains. |
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| Hurt's Orwellian role-reversal. |
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| Vicious vilgilante vanquishes villains. |
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| Winston Smith, Agent Smith. |
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| Aussie is Fawking terrorist. |
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| Violent, verbose, venial vigilante. |
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| Government: 'terrorist' after U. |
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| 1812 Overture underscores rebellion. |
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| Hugo weaving regime change. |
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| Naked man Fawkes himself. |
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| WeaVing's effectiVe reVenge moVie. |
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| Weaving conscientiously tortures Portman. |
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| Natalie nearly gets Fingered. |
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| Evie Donat's her support. |
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| Verbose V's vile vengeance. |
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| Immolation. Resurrection. Misdirection. Insurrection. |
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| Terrorist, Government wear masks. |
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| V vocalises veritable verbiage. |
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| Gunpowder treason not forgot. |
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| Fawkesian 'Phantom' inspires revolution. |
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| V vanquishes vile villains. |
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| V's valedictory venture victorious. |
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| Remember 5th of Kaboomber. |
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| Extreme Makeover for Parliament. |
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| Masked protest occupies London. |
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| Natalie's hair short-man. |
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| McTeigue's vigilantes fail graphically. |
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| Portman blows the ending. |
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| Padme shorn, revolution born. |
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| Weaving spell over Portman. |
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| Portman needs hair. Weaving. |
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| Moore troubles for Neo-Fascists. |
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| Phantom of the Oppressed. |
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| Facist Britain, filmed: Germany! |
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| Portman bald. Portman bawls. |
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| T: 'Terrorist.' U: Underground. |
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| Wachowski's anarchy in U.K. |
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| V alliterates, then obliterates. |
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| Revolutionary V fries eggs. |
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| V: vacuous, vapid, vague. |
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| Hugo: Weaving some rebellion. |
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| V becomes Evey's [tor]mentor. |
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| Lesbian's letter converts Portman. |
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| Venal Vengeance Very Verbal. |
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| Natalie's tortured. Logic, too. |
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| Letter bomber targets London. |
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| Weaving is Portman's Guy. |
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