Is Max Cady one of cinema's best villains?
Is Max Cady one of cinema's best villains?
Jose Harris
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Jose Wood
>I GOT YOU NOW, BITCH !!!
Noah Wright
>convinces juliette lewis that he's a swell guy
>literally next scene starts murdering and being a dick ruining any reputation he had with juliette lewis
what did he mean by this
Easton Mitchell
>implying he was a villain
Wyatt Ward
>He said, as he bit her face off and broke her arm
Jacob Cruz
Was he /ourguy/?
I'm going to say... yes.
Jack Cox
He meant to fuck with her dad. His daughter appearing to side with Cady is just going to torment him mentally and make him feel that much more powerless in the situation.
Asher Long
I dunno about best
But it's one of the only times I've seen DeNiro actually act
Jayden Perez
Yeah but why didn't he carry it on. He could have banged her, took her virginity, hung the flag of japan outside the dad's house and said "Look upon my cloth, father, I have taken the innocence of your spawn"
Brayden Hughes
Because he wanted to fuck his daughter in front of him, violently and horrifically and with everyone begging him to stop. Him just banging her consensually and using that against the dad isn't nearly enough (in his mind).
Jordan Parker
...
Liam Rodriguez
The hard on I had during this part. wew
Luis Campbell
I want to know what Loretta did to break his heart.
Grayson Parker
He is such a scary motherfucker. That scene where he's freaking out in the parking lot after beating up those three dudes gives me chills.
Joshua Russell
In the original film and book, he had a wife and daughter who left him as a result of his rape charge.
Isaiah Rivera
Obama thought so.
Kayden Lopez
>it's another "Sup Forumsack tries to derail and ruin a thread" episode
Jaxson James
Justin Trudeau is that you?
Jack Collins
This movie is fantastic. Great music.
Bentley Mitchell
>I think we're alone now.
Jaxon Thompson
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after this film, this song was stuck in my head for like a month
Lincoln Bailey
>It's a "blame Sup Forums for derailing a thread, which hasn't been derailed at all, when you're the one who brought up Sup Forums for absolutely no reason" episode
Tyler James
Yeah, the correct version.
Angel Harris
How similar are they?
Anthony Bailey
The core is the same but the approaches are very different. Scorcese's Bobby D version makes him a cartoony psychopath. It's very on the nose. Mitchum's Cady is far more sinister, because he's far more subtle about everything. He's like a predator that hides in plain sight, he's sketchy but you can't really say he's a bad guy, that is, until he has you cornered. That's when his monstrous true nature is revealed.