Best villain you've seen in a capeshit movie so far? Take into consideration all aspects: writing, acting, costume, direction etc.
For me it's pic related.
Best villain you've seen in a capeshit movie so far? Take into consideration all aspects: writing, acting, costume...
Hunter Taylor
Gabriel Bailey
doc oc spiderman2
Jaxson Perez
Even Ebert was (correctly) quick to call him one of the great screen villains of all time.
Jaxon Morgan
>The power of the sun... in the palm of my hands
Andrew Nelson
Doc Oc, Loki, Thanos
Jack Campbell
Syndrome. The excellent writing makes you allllmost start rooting for him. From a humble background, this boy genius with a knack for inventing things created technology that changed the world, often miniaturizing it enough to wear. And he did it to show that ordinary humans like you and me could beat superheroes who were born with their power at their own game.
Nathan Bailey
Carson Reyes
Villain maybe so, but spiderman 2 was a very slow boring movie.
Just Peter Parker crying why mary jane won't go out with the pizza boi over a chad astronaut, love how no one ever points that out
Parker Morris
Brainlet detected
Hudson Ramirez
I have no strings
Brayden Ramirez
>starts talking
>sounds like a snobby pencil pusher instead of the mountain of a man he's supposed to be
Bentley Gonzalez
Infinity War Thanos. That will change once Nikolaj Coster-Waldau gets cast as Doom and they make a kino movie about it.
Oliver Moore
Thanos' motivation makes no sense. His tragedy and the ultimate goal have no bridge between them.
Dominic Lopez
The snobby pencil pusher nonsensical voice is what makes the character even more intimidating imo.
Tough guy personas have never been intimidating, unless it's done through purely physical communication like Jason Voorhees.
William Flores
His motivation is to create a better universe through balance. He does that by wiping out half of it.
Cameron Lee
There is no rationalizing a way out of this profoundly scientifically illiterate writing. You just have to accept it for the purpose of the story.
Andrew Nguyen
Luke Parker
>The villain thinks he's right but is wrong!
>no justification!
Imagine being too stupid to comprehend a children's movie
Jaxson Gomez
He was a big guy.
Ryder Reed
I.e. what I said.
Evan Martin
But like... why?
His planet suffered. What's that got to do with the rest of the universe? Why isn't his motivation bringing his planet and half of life on it back? Where does his quest to "save the universe" come from?
Christopher Diaz
Good post
Daniel James
IF I PULLED THAT OFF WOULD YOU DIE?!
Joshua Martin
Literally what did he do wrong?