Right wingers most disliked movie?

I think most right-wingers I know like or love the movie. They might get a bit uncomfy at the implications, or they might roll their eyes a couple of times, but it's a well-made movie, and it's message is largely anti-authoritarian, which most people are actually on board with (at least, on paper). It doesn't hit as hard as the graphic novel, so the discomfort is minimal.

For example, a viewer might be right-wing and support policies unfavourable towards the targeted groups in the film, but they rarely view themselves as fascist. Another viewer might be left-wing and an advocate of cancel culture, but that person would be unlikely to think of themselves as fascist either. Both will enjoy V for Vendetta, thinking it isn't criticizing them at all.

As to movies right-wingers hate more, they tend to be things where the ad campaign was left-wing. Examples include (Lady) Ghostbusters and Captain Marvel. Those films' ad campaigns made it clear they were progressive-minded films, and that irked right-wingers and made them hate the movies before they saw them.

In short, V is too "basic principals" to be argued with. Nobody wants an extremist government suppressing, silencing, and slaughtering its citizenry. Far more likely to upset politically-minded viewers would be more obvious attacks on their ideological comfort zones.

Wow, you CLEARLY didn't get it. The people in V are living in a world currently being created by leftists, not right wingers. It is current events perpetrated by the democrat party that make this movie look like a prophecy. From the deliberate control and manipulation to information to the gov't using an outbreak to gain control over the population.

Not really. I don't hate this movie but it made me feel sad after watching it.

Generally, the right thinks the left are using these movies as a set of instruction sets of how to govern. What is to hate?

I always saw it as being about the Extremes of Communism and Socialism. And the main character is fighting against that.

Prothero reminds me of Tucker Carlson. Tucker Carlson, who, by the by, had a speech writer for years who later publicly came out as a white supremacist.

This movie is definitely 'loaded', if you will. Whether you're left or right, you have to be pretty stupid to think lockdowns, curfews, dictatorships, and out-right censorship are a good thing for the normal you and I.

Movies definitely are a medium for people to get their political ideologies across, which is of course a good or bad thing, depending on what you agree with (imo, try and keep your specific political ideologies away from movies, TV shows, video games, etc.), and because it's so 'loaded' in that sense, I won't go into the exact specifics of what I personally did/didn't agree with, but for the generalisation of the pandemic and human testing etc, I thought it was a great movie that was eerily accurate and relatable to what the world went through in 2020 and beyond.

I gave it a 7/10. I would have given it a 9 but somehow even in 2005 they managed to make it a little woker than I like, which is a shame, but a solid 7 for the rest of the movie. Great performance from Hugo Weaving as well, I really liked him in the Matrix movies also.

Edit: Funnily enough, when I was younger, I didn't rate the movie too highly as I guess I was too young to understand what it was really about (and V's lines in the beginning of the movie didn't make sense and I maybe remembered the movie just for those somewhat confusing lines at the start more-so than anything else), but the fact it got the whole COVID stuff bang-on 15 years before it happened is pretty incredible.