ITT: "Villains" that did nothing wrong

ITT: "Villains" that did nothing wrong

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He looks like Klaus' character in the American Dad Bond parody

since when was borden the villain in the prestige

Norman Stansfield did bad things

Arngier really hated him and saw him as the villain and Arngeir is the protagonist

/ourguy/ trying to save the planet from overpopulation

>going shirtless while being that out of shape
He shouldn't have done that.

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Correct. Fuck aliens. Humans come second no longer!

>giving a shit

Beta as fuck

holy shit! he actually does

>A FUCKING FAT PIG NAZI
JUST BURN THAT FAT ALREADY!

he gets avenged when humanity shoots the navi with railguns and drones

Truly /ourguy/

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He killed a bunch of innocents. What the fuck is this meme about not doing anything wrong?

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This. It was for the greater good. Gotham deserved it

Always /ourguy/

Except have a stupidly convoluted plan that literally included
>have James follow me into the subway system where I will detonate a train and drop it on him
just so he could .... get near the courthouse and assassinate M? He could have just went straight there on a private plane and did the whole plan from there.

The Republic was a bloated and ineffective piece of shit, and Sheev did literally nothing wrong by restructuring it as an empire

Hell, Sheev even downsized the central government and gave direct control of systems to the regional governors. He was a major advocate for states' rights and was far more toward the libertarian side of the spectrum than those corrupt globalist Galactic Republic shitstains

>b-but the Galactic Empire was evil!
They only ever attacked those who rebelled against the government. Alderaan talked shit and got hit. The Imperials always did things by the book, as they respected the rule of law. It's subtle, but you'll note that Vader never just went around killing and oppressing people for no reason. For example, let's take a look at Lando and Bespin in ESB. Note that Vader points out how Lando's operation is illegal, and that he's actually being fairly merciful.

>MUMMY WAS VERY BAD

Based Sheev

Correct. He also has an army of recruits rather than slave clones

That's how fit looked like back in the 40's, you sissy faggot.

Another great example. The republic was so poorly structured that they didn't even have a goddamn standing army, and when they needed one, they had to use brainwashed slave clones.

People actually enlisted with the Empire's military. Hell, even Luke wanted to enroll in the Imperial Academy, along with all his friends. So apparently the Empire really isn't that bad.

The whole "the empire is evil" narrative is just bullshit fed to people by
1) butthurt Jedi who got BTFO by Sheev
2) butthurt senators (read: globalist shill) who got BTFO when the PEOPLE decided to make Sheev God Emperor of the Galaxy

Original nothing-wrong villain coming through.

He murdered several BILLION innocents and instilled an authoritarian rule.

His empire was also full of bloodlust officers who ordered entire cities to be destroyed just to test a weapon. They constantly bombarded and killed their own troops.

Most stormtroopers were conscripted and according to Fin some of them had been taken away from their mother's arms as babies just to become stormtroopers. These were all actions sanctioned by the emperor.

>and according to Fin
Stopped reading there. TFA is not canon

It is canon whether you like it or not

He just wanted the kid to do his chores and stop being a long-haired faggot.

Actually it is. George Lucas gave them the green light user, in fact he even let them say the entire EU was non-canon, that's right your dear Georgie boy sold you out.

So with the EU not being canon, a lot of your claims crumble to dust.

Also, Luke didn't wanted to be a Stormcuck, this is what he actually says in the movie

Look, I can't get involved. I've got work to do. It's not that I like the Empire; I hate it, but there's nothing I can do about it right now... It's all such a long way from here.

>He murdered several BILLION innocents and instilled an authoritarian rule.
You're referring to Alderaan? I already talked about this. Alderaan talked shit and got hit. That's what happens when you try to overthrow the Empire. It's literally no different than nuking Japan for declaring war on us. Sometimes a massive assertion of power is necessary to maintain peace in the future. He killed billions to save trillions. There is also literally nothing wrong with authoritarianism.

>His empire was also full of bloodlust officers who ordered entire cities to be destroyed just to test a weapon. They constantly bombarded and killed their own troops.
You're referring to Tarkin's tactics in Rogue One? Yes, it was harsh, but a good commander can't be a pussy and hem and haw over things like that. Collateral damage is simply a fact of life in wartime.

>Most stormtroopers were conscripted and according to Fin some of them had been taken away from their mother's arms as babies just to become stormtroopers. These were all actions sanctioned by the emperor.
That was the First Order from TFA, famalam

You cant count information written years after by completely different people. They could change anything. In the OT it is never stated they are kidnapped. Besides the First Order is not the Empire

>your dear Georgie boy
>EU
Dont care about either

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It's completely different than nuking Japan in WW2, it'd be like nuking a US state trying to secede.

The analogy was that nuking a city filled with civilians seems harsh when you first hear about it, but makes sense when you realize that any other option would've resulted in far more deaths on both sides.

But if you want to make an analogy with the civil war, that's apt too. The Empire has every right to squash rebellions.

Not just Alderaan, he murdered several billions throughout the galaxy. The rise to power of the empire didn't happened fast.

And going with Alderaan: Yeah nuking the entire planet just because one or two of its senators talked shit is abit extreme and something only a cartoonishly evil guy would do.

Authoritarianism isn't inherently bad, but the emperor's kind WAS bad, he reduced the liberties of the people and EVERYONE in the OT says how shit the empire is. There's literally not a single scene where we see the empire being good. Nobody is happy living under imperial rule.

>The bombing of Jedda

It was a weapon that cracked GIGANTIC holes in planets and caused an explosion of at least 10000 megatons. There was literally NO REASON to nuke a city if the same effect (testing the weapon) would have been accomplished by nuking an empty planet or even an empty section of the planet they were on.

>It was collateral damage in wartimes!

No, they shot themselves in the foot, they literally accomplished nothing but alienating people against them when they decided tobombard a city they themselves controlled. If I gave you a gun and told you to try it, you'd shoot it at a target, not at your own foot.

The empire shot it at their own foot.

>Finn was taken by the first order.

Finn is in his middle twenties, he was taken by the empire as a baby, and that part of the empire splintered into the first order

Do you wish to keep getting BTFO?

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Hey Krennic, be careful not to choke on your aspirations, director

>Not just Alderaan, he murdered several billions throughout the galaxy. The rise to power of the empire didn't happened fast.
People died during the revolutionary war too. Literally not an argument. Just because people die in a conflict doesn't mean the conflict was unjust. The republic had to go.

>And going with Alderaan: Yeah nuking the entire planet just because one or two of its senators talked shit is abit extreme and something only a cartoonishly evil guy would do.
The whole planet was pro-rebellion. And once again, it's destruction would've set an example and stopped future outbreaks of rebellion.

>Authoritarianism isn't inherently bad, but the emperor's kind WAS bad, he reduced the liberties of the people and EVERYONE in the OT says how shit the empire is. There's literally not a single scene where we see the empire being good. Nobody is happy living under imperial rule.
Literally nothing in the movies indicates any of that. Yes, main characters are anti-empire, but they're rebels. This is equivalent to getting your information from a #Blacklivesmatter dindu. Obviously heavily biased. You never actually what life is like for non-rebels. And I'd assume it'd okay, considering Luke had no complaints about the empire until he was forced to become involved. He wanted to join the imperial academy, remember? Clearly they weren't so bad.

>It was a weapon that cracked GIGANTIC holes in planets and caused an explosion of at least 10000 megatons. There was literally NO REASON to nuke a city if the same effect (testing the weapon) would have been accomplished by nuking an empty planet or even an empty section of the planet they were on.
Jedda was full of rebels and was of strategic importance.

>No, they shot themselves in the foot, they literally accomplished nothing but alienating people against them when they decided tobombard a city they themselves controlled. If I gave you a gun and told you to try it, you'd shoot it at a target, not at your own foot.
Only because the death star was blown up by terrorists.

>Finn is in his middle twenties, he was taken by the empire as a baby, and that part of the empire splintered into the first order
He was taken by the first order. Not by Sheev and the Empire.

He's portrayed as being equally bad as Hugh Jackman, but Jackman was the only one doing fucked up shit. Bale was just a magician, through and through.

Silva was a shitty villain whose plan was shitty even by Bond villain standards. Skyfall is overrated as FUCK. And what the fuck is up with Bond going rogue in some capacity in all FOUR of the last Bond movies?

There was no hero or villain in the Prestige. Wolverine was the protagonist, and the Bateman Bros. were the antagonist(s), but neither was a "villain"

License To Kill was the original movie where Bond goes rogue, and the whole going rogue thing was actually done properly. I really enjoy that movie, although it feels more Mission Impossible than James Bond.

>And what the fuck is up with Bond going rogue in some capacity in all FOUR of the last Bond movies
Gotta reel in the Mission Impossible audience

Does anyone have a version of this photo with the copypasta?

you mean the Jason Bourne audience

Does it count as going rouge in the Bourne sequels? Hes not CIA after the first one
In MI Hunt goes rouge in 4/5 movies

>People died during the revolutionary war too. Literally not an argument. Just because people die in a conflict doesn't mean the conflict was unjust. The republic had to go.

I'm not talking about war casualties. He killed a lot of innocents to instill his own authoritarian rule, that's textbook villainy whether your edgy brain liks it or not.

>The whole planet was pro-rebellion. And once again, it's destruction would've set an example and stopped future outbreaks of rebellion.

How the fuck do you know that? We literally have no insight into what the citizens of alderaan thought, so you cant say "the whole planet was pro rebellion!"

Literally nothing in the movies indicates any of that. Yes, main characters are anti-empire, but they're rebels. This is equivalent to getting your information from a #Blacklivesmatter dindu. Obviously heavily biased. You never actually what life is like for non-rebels. And I'd assume it'd okay, considering Luke had no complaints about the empire until he was forced to become involved. He wanted to join the imperial academy, remember? Clearly they weren't so bad.

Yes it fucking does dumbass, its not just rebels saying that things are bad. I already posted the exact quote about Luke, you're conveniently forgetting that he himself said the empire was shit, you're ignoring that and just saying "omg I wanna go to the imperial academy!". He explicitly said he hated the empire.

>Jedda was full of rebels and was of strategic importance.

There were still more imperial troops and citizens than rebels. Hence why the rebels attacked using guerrilla tactics. And if you just fucking said that it was of strategic importance, a more logical choice would be to secure it rather than blow it up and lose your extremely valuable strategic asset.

>Only because the death star was blown up by terrorists.

And a lot of those terrorists joined because they knew the empire killed their own troops and citizens

How does it feel to be so BTFO?

Rogue*

That's what Casino Royale did. But then they went off the rails and returned to Moore-era bullshit. Spectre is absolute GARBAGE.

Finn was taken by the first order before they were a splinter group. He was taken by THE EMPIRE, the part that would later become TFO

He was so wrong even the Nazis thought he was
>On 13 September 1944 Göth was relieved of his position and charged by the SS with theft of Jewish property (which belonged to the state, according to Nazi legislation), failure to provide adequate food to the prisoners under his charge, violation of concentration camp regulations regarding the treatment and punishment of prisoners, and allowing unauthorised access to camp personnel records by prisoners and non-commissioned officers
Hey, that's weird! Why would the SS give a shit how badly he was treating prisoners in a death camp? It's almost as if...nah, couldn't be.

>I'm not talking about war casualties. He killed a lot of innocents to instill his own authoritarian rule, that's textbook villainy whether your edgy brain liks it or not.
You are talking about war casualties. If you're not, point to the examples. Reminder that collateral damage is a thing.

By your logic, every time there's a change in government due to a revolution, the revolutionaries are evil.

Alderaan and Jedda were full of rebels. This is a fact.

>And a lot of those terrorists joined because they knew the empire killed their own troops and citizens
The only point this proves is that the Rebels managed to win. That doesn't change the fact that Sheev did nothing wrong

>How does it feel to be so BTFO?
Keep telling yourself that. Sheev's empire was leagues better than the terrible Republic. Sheev was a platonic philosopher king.

He banned slavery in the outer rim too. Truly a man of God.

>implying there's anything wrong with putting niggers in chains

Literally who?

But he shot that cute girl though

but he was gay

ITT Villains that did nothing.

wew

Les Grossman has got to be Tom Cruis's greatest acting feat ever

haha oh wow

>Jeremy Clarkson
that was a good kek

>Les Grossman

>youtube.com/watch?v=dROwEc4VyJA

> casino royale
> bond goes rogue against terrorist
> quantum of solace
> bond goes rogue, is expelled from agency
> spectre
> bond goes rogue against spectre

Why

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Who wrote this?

>being so obsessed with a magic illusion that you live half a life and basically destroy everyone's around you because you and you're brother are too autistic to just split specfic aspects of their lives that pertain to each of them individually

Hurr durr we both lived half the same life, even when that meant destroying "your" family life and pushing "your" wife to the suicide.

Hugh jackman literally did nothing wrong, everytime he "died" he did so willingly, it was essentially suicide everytime.

The borden's were equally as obsessive as jackman, but they went above and beyond and ruined there own lives because of it.

I think The Prestige is my favourite movie tbhwy

Could we have a hunger games thing with this?

I feel like the 300 confirmed kills greentext is based off of this

If you arrange it. Sure

It's pretty great. Probably Nolan's best.

That's kind of the point. Neither is "good". Jackman is only the protagonist because the story is filmed from his POV. They could've just switched perspectives and made the Bateman Bros the main character(s) instead.

They're both just obsessive psychos willing to let their personal lives crumble in order to do neato magic tricks

Nigga why do you think I'm asking. I'm not planning to do it

I couldn't possibly arrange such an event

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I wish we left blacks in africa. We would have reached the technological singularity by now.

They were useful for a long time, we should have just shipped them back once technology rendered them obsolete

>video games
>anime

Into the trash it goes

>they were useful for a long time.
That's not actually true. I don't have the citations and stats on hand right now, but to make a long story short, slavery was not beneficial for us. You can think of slaves in the same way as cheap labor from illegal aliens. The fact that a handful of rich plantation owners had all these slaves to work for them meant that the other 99% of people living in the south had a harder time making a living and had lower wages and such as a result. Slaves literally stole jobs

Just wanted to save New York from scumbag gangsters and villains

Punisher too

You fuckers don't genuinely believe this do you? Pair of murderers

t.Batman

>decide to be judge, jury and executioner
>create power vacuums everywhere
>even more dangerous criminals just become more prominent

Punisher is a simplistic moron

Works for IRL punisher

Lester Nigger definitely did something wrong when he sent his qt asian waifu into the shop to get murdered.

It is heavily implied in the movies, and later expanded upon in various vidya, cartoon, and EU shit that the basis for which Palpatine organized the Empire was a "human supremacist + collaborators" narrative, with many non-cooperating alien species presented as colonial peoples, hence the Empire is sort of a hybrid of the British Empire and Nazi dialectics

Reminder that Singapore was a haven for criminals until a guy seized power of the government, round up all the criminals he found on a plaza and executed 50 of them per day until there were only 50 left, he said their crimes were not worthy of death and let them go.

Singapore is now an asian tiger and it has one of the lowest crime rates in the world

>no Alexander Luthor
>No Ultron
>No Kingsley the "dictator" from IM3