>Villain listens to opera music
Villain listens to opera music
Oliver Wright
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Jonathan Kelly
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Ready when you are, Sergeant Pembry.
Justin Long
>villain quotes Shakespeare
Kayden Perez
>villain is more intelligent than the hero
Anthony Sanders
intelligence is a wicked trait silly goyim, stay stupid and hardheaded like your action heroes
Benjamin Evans
>intelligence is a wicked trait
That's actually a trope and it goes back to the Renaissance
Eli Flores
>Villain is soft spoken and speaks articulately
Gabriel Thomas
>villain get distracted at crucial moment
Thomas Jackson
>villain is a manlet
Cameron Wood
>villain listens to Nate Dogg anime remixes
Kevin Ward
Name 1.772453851 movies that do this.
Sebastian Roberts
>villain doing something villanous
>plays a wildly innapropriate piece of music
Isaac White
I looooooove Mozart
Zachary Price
>Villain casually goes about their day.
>They return home and we see dead mutilated bodies scattered around as they open a beer and watch TV.
Ryder Nguyen
>villian starts to explain their entire plan to hero
>i can tell you this because im just going to kill you
Matthew Peterson
>early thirties Moffetesque villain dresses in corduroy pants and a sportcoat with elbow patches on it like he's a fuckin Oxford professor of archaeology or something
Brandon Sanchez
>villain plans to awaken an even badder villain
>it is an ancient evil
Isaac Brown
>Villain is polite, and soft spoken but then goes fucking bonkers when he's upset
Luke Turner
>Machiavelli
>a villain
Adrian Perry
>90's villains have rational world-views
>no, they really do
>I'm not being sarcastic
Brandon Jackson
>Ford
>Villain
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Leo James
>villain drinks wine, plays violin/piano, and is good at chess
Jack Ward
>villain is a better character than the hero
>villain has many facets and the hero is basically a foil for them
>villain loses all of this in the third act of a movie because he's EVIIIIL
Charles Davis
>villain laughs off "traditional" motivations like money or power
>laughs at protagonist when he brings it up and says "tsk, is that what you think of me? This was never about money."
Owen Ward
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Parker Adams
>Movie shows how the antagonist became evil by the system fucking him over/wife left/lost his job etc
Carter Torres
>the villain was a necessary evil that kept a bigger threat contained