re: Who is a villian you actually agreed with

Steve Buscemi in the wood chipper he talked a lot of shite to a guy he didnt know

I'm taking the gd car wanna stop me go ahead lol

. Jamie Fox being the I cut deal lawyer and only care about my family was the villian.

This. I always hated this movie because the true villain lost nothing from his family because of his selfish ego. Ruined lots of others lives to rack up wins and didn’t actually care about justice. Butler’s character was a sympathetic “villain” because he was just a guy fighting corruption that cost him his whole world.

I think lots of people come out of that film feeling disgusted with the world.

Jame Gumb

Ray Kroc, The Founder

The thing that made him the Mad Titan is because he was obsessed with being right.

But either solution with the stones was wrong. You kill half off instantly and you traumatize a species. You double resources and you create a growth rate that is less sustainable.

Either way he's a mortal playing god. It's madness.

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They may have a natural set back in population, but then equilibrium is reached, and life adapts, then moves on.

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Moved on to what though? Back to the same ole grind of trying to make it as a civilization until the next set back. Wars, famines, quality of life disparity. Not exactly paradise.

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He could have easily created more food, resources,

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And create a universal welfare state? A bunch of lazy life forms waiting on the next handout from Uncle Thanos? Take a look at the inner city of major metropolises. Imagine that on a galactic scale.

Thanos believed the available resources were plentiful and that shrinking the population of the universe would lead to a utopian future for those who survived the snap. It was also said that the planets he had already visited were way better off after his culling.

So my vote for the thread is Thanos.

Hans Gruber

Thanos

Michael Douglas in Falling Down-even though he may not be considered a villain

Saw unhinged today and kinda agreed with Russel Crowe’s character - about what’s wrong with a little courtesy nowadays.

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he wasnt the villain. Jamie Fox being the I cut deal lawyer and only care about my family was the villian. This is just one of those sad movies where the good guy dies after almost bringing down the entire establishment that destroyed his family

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Well that movie is edited super weird. I would agree with your post for 2/3rds of the movie. They present him as an anti hero with a story that everyone roots for

Problem is that final part of the movie is like someone else wrote/directed it. Jamie Fox is the hero and it makes Gerard Butler look like a maniac

If they would’ve picked a lane that movie would’ve been an all timer in terms of cheesy action flicks