I finally saw the movie "Wolverine:Origins"  In the big attack scene on the African Cartel, I wasn't thinking "Agent Zero is cool!" and "I don't remember Wade being that fast".

I was "Wow look at Mercury Mercenary taking down all thoses guards!!" and "So that is how Saberdance would look like in combat."

I'm not sure if this is exactly what you're getting at, but after the first X-film I remember thinking that Hugh Jackman's Wolverine seems to spend power points (or even lose a hit point) every time he takes out his claws; early in the film Rogue asks him if it hurts when he does that. He replies, "Every time."

In the second film, when Wolverine is shot unconscious, I liked watching how Wolverine's regeneration appeared on camera.

With Storm, even people who never played V&V saw that Ororo had to take time to alter the weather conditions before she could attack. That "one action" delay in the film seemed more V&V than Storm's powers often seemed in the comics.

The second film also captured Nightcrawler's several actions per turn (via heightened agility) better than I could have imagined.

With each of these examples, I wasn't going out of my way to try to look at the film in V&V terms; but a few workable moments stood out.

The movie versions of those X-Men would actually be kind of fun to stat into V&V.