The cult classic V for Vendetta is returning to cinemas in 2026 to mark its 20th anniversary, with special screenings scheduled for 1 and 5 November. The event aligns with the film’s iconic rallying cry, “Remember, remember the Fifth of November.”
Fathom Entertainment, Saga Arts, and Warner Bros. Motion Picture Group confirmed the re-release. A teaser campaign launched in late 2025 invited fans to “join V one year from tonight,” building anticipation for the anniversary events.
A newly released 20th anniversary poster has been shared widely online. Fans praised the design for emphasizing the film’s revolutionary imagery, underscoring how V for Vendetta has remained a cultural touchstone over the past two decades.
The screenings will be offered as premium “event cinema,” rather than standard revival showings. Fans are encouraged to sign up via Fathom Entertainment’s website for early ticket notifications. A dedicated anniversary trailer reinforces the communal viewing experience and V’s call to gather.
Originally released in 2006, the film was directed by James McTeigue and adapted from the graphic novel by David Lloyd. Hugo Weaving stars as the masked vigilante V, with Natalie Portman playing Evey Hammond. Over twenty years, the movie has become a symbol for discussions around protest, authoritarianism, and personal freedom.
The Guy Fawkes mask, popularized by the film, has been adopted globally as a symbol of digital-age dissent and activism. Its continued use highlights the film’s ongoing relevance in political and cultural conversations.
By scheduling the screenings around 5 November, the re-release connects longtime fans and new audiences to the story’s most famous date. The 20th anniversary poster and trailer signal both a nostalgic celebration and a timely invitation to reflect on the film’s themes in today’s context.
For many viewers, the 2026 re-release offers an opportunity to experience a modern classic on the big screen while revisiting V’s enduring message of resistance and personal freedom.
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