Kinetic Typography...V for Vendetta

The text featured in this is from a scene in V for Vendetta (which I haven't seen), it is a dialogue between two characters in the film. Again, the colours have been kept to a bare minimum to keep simplicity, but there is the use of opacity at 0:14 as the text appears, the previous line fades. At 0:31 the text is no longer appearing as a line, but as individual words which emphasises the staccato in which the speech is delivered. 1:16 is the part which sticks out the most to me, as the visual representation of the man's laughter is completely different from the rest of the clip, and the fast spinning and movement of the 'ha's' could also represent the character's insanity.