Times when you agreed with the villain in a story.

[invalid]

this use to scare the hell out of me when I was a kid

Yeah. Calibos used to make my hair stand up.

 

[invalid]

Death in Meet Joe Black.

 

[semicko82]

Alonzo easily

In the real world people like alonzo call the shots and make all the rules, simply adapting to the way the world is and not worried about how it should be...

Yup, it’s scary how many Alonzos I know

 

[semicko82]

Death in Meet Joe Black.

Yup he was just doing his job

 

[semicko82]

L

Lex Luthor from Smallville:

You knew Lex was going to be the bad guy but the way he was built up during the first few seasons you were hoping he would still stay a good guy

 

[Alvin]

Decipticons according to a theory someone on here put me onto

 

[IVS]

Its funny people think the Jedi are heroes in Star Wars. The are the actual very villainous

 

[semicko82]

Its funny people think the Jedi are heroes in Star Wars. The are the actual very villainous

They weren’t exactly villainous

 

[ZoeGod]

Darkseid
Magneto
Uchiha Madara

 

[Baka's Weird Case]

Its funny people think the Jedi are heroes in Star Wars. The are the actual very villainous

They weren’t exactly villainous

in the og trilogy the jedi are presented as good people - definitely in comparison to the Empire that blows up inhabited planets to test their super weapon.

in the prequels theyre presented more negatively as an extremely rigid, arbitrary and incompetent group of people who subject the padawans to lives of extreme danger and chastity without their will. not really “good guys” compared to Count Dooku and Palpatine though.

this is a hard question cause i dont really watch a lot of movies with “villains” like that. like a lot of the times the characters are supposed to be morally similar or ambiguous, or the conflict is more internal

 

[JOHN.KOOL]

Never really agreed with the villain but i did think harry and friends were a bunch of squares and should have got dealt with by tom

 

[Alvin]

The Akatsuki

never really got into naruto, what was there shtick?

 

[Neuromancer]

Lelouch Vi Britannia.

 

[IVS]

in the og trilogy the jedi are presented as good people - definitely in comparison to the Empire that blows up inhabited planets to test their super weapon.

in the prequels theyre presented more negatively as an extremely rigid, arbitrary and incompetent group of people who subject the padawans to lives of extreme danger and chastity without their will. not really “good guys” compared to Count Dooku and Palpatine though.

this is a hard question cause i dont really watch a lot of movies with “villains” like that. like a lot of the times the characters are supposed to be morally similar or ambiguous, or the conflict is more internal

Good is very relative. The Jedi are manipulative liars who brainwash children, and they are elitist dikkheads with specious morality at best. They get to look like Good guys compared to the empire, but they are equally as vile as the Sith in their own reality.

 

[Alvin]

who is the first pic?