>bad guy shows up at the end to help good guy protagonist deal with worse bad guy
Based Tropes
Ethan Foster
Thomas Williams
>good guy and rival are chained/handcuffed together and must cooperate to escape current situation
Lincoln Moore
Spiderman 3
Army of Darkness
Cooper Torres
>protagonist dies mid movie and pov switches to another character
Christian Garcia
>good guy and bad guy were previously partners or close friends
>good guy and bad guy have deep mutual respect
>good guy and bad guy throw aways their guns and settle their score with a mano to mano duel at the end
Cooper Hughes
>bad guy doesn't remember the life changing event he did to the good guy
Mason King
You want me to say commando?
Thomas Brown
>good guy and bad guy are brothers
>good guy is a cop bad guy is his relative
>good guy turns out to be bad guy and the bad guy turns out to be the good guy
Easton Reed
>good guy is black bad guy is white
Joseph Rivera
Absolutely kino.
Dominic Cook
>good guy and bad guy throw aways their guns and settle their score with a mano to mano duel at the end
>bad guy then pulls out a knife
Brayden Ward
>bad guy accepts his death with honor, good guy shows signs of respect and brotherly embrace
Sebastian Smith
>character you thought died comes back one final time to save the MC and then dies for real
Never seen it in a movie though but I imagine its kino.
Jeremiah Green
>bad guy kills his mother and has a new resolve to be badder
>”bad guy” by Billie Eilish starts playing
Hudson Baker
What did somebody do to Drake right there? Or is he just trying to act like a hardass as usual?
Caleb Thompson
this is actually fun
but sometimes a bait and switch if the first guy is who people showed up for
Jayden Phillips
>bad guy does something immoral for the greater good that causes him to die
>cough who cares I’m the bad guy right hehehe
Liam Martin
Examples of this? Sounds kino
Nathaniel Clark
the place beyond the pines
Jaxson Wright
>two men get superpowers
>both realize they can't actually make much difference
>toss a coin to decide who is the hero and who is the villain
>fight for the rest of the film
>at the end, all seems close to resolution
>toss the coin again
>...
Logan Robinson
burn after reading
Gavin Green
I unironically love this cliche.
Evan Stewart
Brightburn credits was kino though
Christopher Roberts
Friday the 13th part 3.
Nolan James
psycho