But his methods are wrong?

Killmonger

Killmonger

Killmonger was 100% justified

Methods weren't even necessarily wrong either. He killed the gardener though.

Voldemort

facts killmonger might be one of my fav villains plus mbj did a great job and so many quotes

Joker in TDK

Law Abiding Citizen for sure

who was the villain

Gerald Butler, his methods were f***ed up

i know i was doing a epic 'lol who was the real villain' moment

but yea his methods but the idea

Yeah, but he killed a lot of cops

Such a great movie ruined by a terrible ending

The Incredibles
That syndromic dude

He really turned mans into prime cut beef

Killmonger and honestly i was rooting for him to win.

jamie foxx the cause of that ending

Thinking about Incredibles and the message/philosophy in there always makes me a bit uncomfortable

I am thinking about this rn. What is the reason why villains don't have any reasonable sense in movies, is it because being bad makes no sense or is it because they don't want to portrait villains in that form. I mean there must be philosophies where this "side" has a place, so to speak. That must be incorporated into movies man.

edit : ah probably some Bond villains make sense

Clu from Tron legacy

Joker

Uncut Gems

No one said Thanos yet

Dude from the karate kid