So the other day I was thinking about all the movie possibilities there were. (Pulp Fiction yus lolol :B)
And then I thought of all the Options for the V for Vendetta movie. Now, for those of you that don't know, this is the movie:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/V_for_Vendetta_(film)

Now as far as actors, there could be:

V (duh)
The Homeland Defense Style Soldiers
V Impostors (Large, Medium, Small)

The weapons could probably be fairly limited, since the movie just has your typical MP5s or whatever.
But there could be his knives, and (duh) the guns. Maybe some special sort.
As far as bombs go, I'm guessing we could try something horribly corny like propaganda leaflets that make everyone within a 5 foot radius just violently explode. (Because they're clones and they can't comprehend ethics?)

Unfortunately I like technical talent as a whole, so this is really up to whoever has too much time/likes the idea.
So yeah, elaborate.

Here's the MP5 part.

what a creative idea.

Someone could do the fireworks he used to blow up that building, the ones that make the big V in the sky.

When you make V, give him super armoured soldier strength (i.e. carry more weight, strong enough not to loose a leg from a shotgun blast mech style), but also make him really fast (so he's strong and durable like a mech, but fast like a light soldier). And also have him pre-equipped with undroppable dual knifes/swords.

Lol V impostors? I don't you think you understood the movie.

Lawl, the point of the movie was that V could raep anyone he wanted. Also, something about individuality, or freedom or something.

Freedom, rebellion against a totalitarian theocratic government and the preservation of individuality.

By V impostors I meant of course how all the citizens dressed up as him and basically stormed the place.
Not literally being imposters of course but you get my point. Basically weak little expendables. ;D

@Marx- sounds like a good idea to me.

i agree. no such thing as an impostor V in the movie.

No one was expendable from what I can recall. Besides, the army didn't shoot anyway, though that cop incident could have been intentional based on probability.