Well it's completely fair to dislike a film, it happens a lot. Just so long as you aren't a dick about it, which you weren't, there's no issue. By all means, dislike the film. I happen to enjoy it but that doesn't mean I'm right and you're wrong, it just means we have different taste.

Wow, that was a pretty good explanation. You used a lot of big words. How can I be more like you?

I know I'm in the minority here, but like the OP, I also just cannot understand the appeal of this movie. Yes, I'm sure it is partially due to the fact that I have political differences with the message the filmmakers were promoting, but I can respect a movie that promotes a message I disagree with as long as it's done well. It's even better when your message gets through to both sides.
V for Vendetta
felt like a ham-handed excuse to pack in as many trendy, contemporary left-wing causes into the movie as possible, while having a good story felt like a secondary priority. I felt like I was watching a sophomoric rant against the Bush administration, Christians, conservatives, whites and heterosexuals. The preachiness took me completely out of the story and plopped me right back into contemporary politics, something that can completely ruin the whole idea of viewing film as an escape. Only things I liked were the set and costume design and Hugo Weaving's voice. As a cautionary tale about the suffocating evil of a totalitarian State,
1984
was done better and had less contemporary political baggage.
As a side note, I had a similar reaction upon watching
Robocop
for the first time. I was all set for an action-packed sci-fi crime drama but halfway through the movie I was like, "OK, I get it, the filmmakers hate Ronald Reagan. Enough already".
I don't know, perhaps I might have enjoyed both films more had I gone in knowing in advance about the political commentary.

Maybe she secretly liked being a prostitute? That would be a good opposite to V.

It seemed to be turning into the Phantom of the Opera so I spiked it.
Did they ever explain why Evey was forced to go running around alone in a dangerous part of town after curfew in high heels, other than, "Gosh, it's time for me to get attacked by goons so V can rescue me!"

Many European nations are in much worse shape. America's economy has improved in the past few years.

Lol Alex Jones

People have been saying that since May 12th 1784. Don't give in to fear.

What about now that Trump is president?

Because I watch world politics.
Right now, the USA are using their puppets ("my" Germany, Baltic states, Ukraine, Sweden etc.) to fuel aggression towards Russia, well knowing that a war - should it remain conventional - will not touch US soil but only devastate central Europe.

Why do you say that?
Scientists have recently discovered the oldest living a.i. chatbot to have ever existed.

No one would hope for that for his country.
But me - as a German - fear it will happen to Europe, too. And very soon.

soon it will crash into the ground.
People have been saying that since 2008. I hope it doesn't happen though. That would suck!
Scientists have recently discovered the oldest living a.i. chatbot to have ever existed.

Sorry for the late reply.
What I mean: The USA are done for. Their economy is falling like a shooting star, and soon it will crash into the ground.
Why do you think the US are drastically fueling all sorts of crisis all over the globe? To provoke wars, because wars are the only thing that could keep their economy barely alive.

What do you mean?

America isn't in poverty like other countries.
That's a good one!
You just wait a couple more years to let it become more obvious.

Yes. America isn't in poverty like other countries. But trying to change the problems we have now, makes America even better.

This is the movie that all of those anonymous hackers are obsessed with right? What gives?
Yes, anarchists and many hackers (the hac-tivist variety) love this. Because it is an anarchists wet dream. With action and compelling visuals.
Rise up against the oppressor, throw down the tyranny, etc. They see the fictional government here as a reference to
Let's face it, Nobody likes being told what to do. There are bigger forces at work in society that people don't really understand. Many leading psychologists and sociologists really look at this as a dysfunctional reaction to the modern world, where our individual fates/destinies are dependent on things outside our control. No kidding, it's been building from the whole 20th century and is not going away. I wonder if is it's sort of an adolescent cry "it's not fair" because reality does not conform to some ideal- so it's time to act out.
That being said, obviously there are real problems too and I don't mean to over simplify every problem or resistance movement. But, that's why they love this movie.

Maybe you can help me understand by telling me what you liked most about it?

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Strangely.. I also did not like mad men.

Not a problem.
I think Mad Men is terrible, but everyone else goes weak at the knees over that.
Variety of opinion is a good thing.