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10 Movies Where You Want The Villain To Win 

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@pxblade
@pxblade 2 года назад
"I'm the bad guy?... How'd that happen? I did everything they told me to." Such a sad realization he has.
@helluvagooddrawer2027
@helluvagooddrawer2027 Год назад
Whats that from
@darrenbeilke6173
@darrenbeilke6173 Год назад
@@helluvagooddrawer2027 Falling Down
@helluvagooddrawer2027
@helluvagooddrawer2027 Год назад
@@darrenbeilke6173 cool
@John-bj1zx
@John-bj1zx 2 года назад
Clyde Shelton in Law Abiding Citizen. He's the villian, but with how he was written and the things he went through, you want him to win but you know that he shouldn't because of what he wants to do.
@lile9279
@lile9279 2 года назад
YES!!!!!
@jasonibbs
@jasonibbs 2 года назад
I still maintain that he actually did win. He made Foxx's character realize the cost of taking the easy way in making deals to avoid the possibility of losing. Win or lose, Shelton wanted someone to fight for him and his family, not just treat it as a routine transaction and on to the next deal.
@konstellashon1364
@konstellashon1364 2 года назад
@@jasonibbs yeah. Since Nick resorted to illegal means to stop Clyde, I kinda see it like what Joker (Heath Ledger) said: "I took Gotham's white knight, and brought him down to our level."
@MikeScott55
@MikeScott55 2 года назад
100% this.
@crankfastle8138
@crankfastle8138 2 года назад
Great movie ruined by Foxx's ego. Shit ending because Foxx had him "win" in the end.
@cjb12747
@cjb12747 2 года назад
How is "Law Abiding Citizen" not on this list, (where I actually fully expected it to be number 1). Clyde Shelton was not only a genius in his planning/execution of his revenge, but he had a completely understandable motivation for his rampage. I will also admit i was sometimes rooting for John Kramer in the Saw movies (especially in Saw VI with those POS insurance company workers)
@sgt.marcusstacker
@sgt.marcusstacker 2 года назад
Lol I was just about to say that about Law Abiding Citizen. Shelton’s revenge was both brilliant and understandable. I’d be lying if I said I didn’t want him to succeed with his bombing at the film’s climax.
@The_Farmish_One
@The_Farmish_One 2 года назад
Because that movie was trash.
@Anurepa
@Anurepa 2 года назад
My exact thought! I honestly have a love/hate relationship with that film specifically because they did TOO good at making Clyde likable. I wanted him to win so badly that I was upset by the ending of the movie.
@tallboy2234
@tallboy2234 2 года назад
EXACTLY! Law Abiding Citizen! For the Win!!😃👌
@MikeScott55
@MikeScott55 2 года назад
Absolutely.
@blakeharris58
@blakeharris58 Год назад
Hannibal Lecter wasn’t the villain in The Silence of the Lambs. He was a side character whose influence helped the protagonist defeat the true villain, Buffalo Bill.
@steveperks602
@steveperks602 2 года назад
When Stephen Spielberg directed "Jaws," he made major changes to the novel because he said that he found the main characters so unlikeable, he actually wanted the shark to win!
@_XR40_
@_XR40_ Год назад
If you read the novel, they _are_ pretty obnoxious...
@thesouloftheinternet4829
@thesouloftheinternet4829 Год назад
jacking a spot just to say, n'jadaka
@kyleziegler2288
@kyleziegler2288 2 года назад
Prince Nuada, Hellboy 2: The Golden Army. The best example of a sympathetic villain. that I've ever seen.
@jbolin75
@jbolin75 Год назад
Roy Batty in Blade Runner.
@xxxsully420
@xxxsully420 Год назад
What about killmonger in Black Panther
@srstriker6420
@srstriker6420 Год назад
@@xxxsully420 also Vulture and Zemo?
@amgdirect
@amgdirect 2 года назад
MAD RESPECT for reaching back for a classic black & white-era film for this list! These films get so little attention in the internet era, and this was a breath of fresh air, given the WEALTH of fantastic films of the time. Way to go WhatCulture!
@mikespike2099
@mikespike2099 2 года назад
Those were the times when actors actually had to act well and it was more about actors/actresses' onscreen presence that made the movie.... today alas it is much the opposite! One recent one I liked that was like these was the movie The Outfit
@bulyakiistvan8774
@bulyakiistvan8774 2 года назад
The character of Ed Harris from the movie Rock, is the one I'm missing here the most. Yes, he turns out to be a "good guy" in the end, but his methods were questionable enough in my opinion, that he could have made the list.
@Paganwhitewolf
@Paganwhitewolf 5 месяцев назад
Brigadier General Francis X. Hummel! And yes, I was just going to mention him! I can really empathize with what he's trying to achieve, though he does it in a really bad way.
@metalcorequeen
@metalcorequeen 2 года назад
I think Denzel Washington was a brilliant casting in Training Day. Most people were just so used to seeing him as the good guy it really comes as a rug pull when you see him for what he is. I think that was done on purpous and its an excellent use of our own pre-prepared expectations.
@crankfastle8138
@crankfastle8138 2 года назад
Yes, but nobody wanted his character to win in the end. Great villain, but unsympathetic
@dr.rhowsen
@dr.rhowsen Год назад
A much better Denzel Washington villain role that you want to win is Frank Lucas in American Gangster
@robertobuatti7226
@robertobuatti7226 2 года назад
I read somewhere every villain thinks they're the hero of their own story, I can't remember where I read that but ever since I did every time I watch a villain onscreen I think how did they get to this point.
@thefuturist8864
@thefuturist8864 2 года назад
It’s true that the best wrestling heels are the ones who don’t realise that they’re the bad guys (though obviously the person themselves knows).
@robertobuatti7226
@robertobuatti7226 2 года назад
@@thefuturist8864 Yes definitely, I also think writers have to know their character so they can tell a good story and flesh out their characters, as the one's mentioned on this list.
@bluegypsydoll
@bluegypsydoll 2 года назад
🤔🧐
@Elf-1975
@Elf-1975 2 года назад
Tom Hiddleston said about his character Loki “Every villain is a hero in his own mind” John Barth said “Everyone is the hero of their own life story” 🤷🏻‍♀️
@BigJeremyBeyer
@BigJeremyBeyer 2 года назад
Palpatine believed he was bringing peace to the galaxy.
@jules-yi8rn
@jules-yi8rn 2 года назад
Falling Down is classic because the protagonist is 'us' trying to do the right thing and losing at every turn. Sure it's a touch nihilistic at times, but I still respect Foster's journey and Michael Douglas completely owned that role.
@steveperks602
@steveperks602 2 года назад
His bewilderment at the end ("Am I the bad guy here.... how did that happen?") is just heartbreaking.
@tallboy2234
@tallboy2234 2 года назад
Yes! This is exactly right! Falling Down!
@4amlibra
@4amlibra 2 года назад
Not having Law Abiding Citizen on this list is an absolute crime.
@crankfastle8138
@crankfastle8138 2 года назад
The bigger crime is the ending
@kevinmaddox4198
@kevinmaddox4198 2 года назад
I think falling down is about me. When you lose so much until theres nothing left to live for, snapping becomes an option. I refuse to go off the rails though. I see my little girl every week and that's why I'm still alive.
@crankfastle8138
@crankfastle8138 2 года назад
It's a sad statement that this movie highlights how much we need a break just to survive. Not even succeed. When life doesn't give you that break, you lose. Hope, persistence, patience. If life wo t work out for me, I'll do it myself.
@stabbr8551
@stabbr8551 Год назад
There are only 5 things you need to survive: oxygen, water, food, fire and shelter in that order. Sometimes you just have to survive to get to a place worth living again.
@everlenaoliver6912
@everlenaoliver6912 2 года назад
7:15 I actually felt so bad for Michael Douglass ' character in Falling Down, I cried when he died at the end. 😥
@carastone3473
@carastone3473 2 года назад
It’s hard for me to feel bad for the white man who sees himself as a victim after his kind spending literally HUNDREDS of years victimizing POC and women.
@crankfastle8138
@crankfastle8138 2 года назад
He was a little too unhinged to sympathize with. Still a great movie though.
@TheDealMaster
@TheDealMaster Год назад
This should be on this list. I agree.
@Jaime.Lannister
@Jaime.Lannister 3 месяца назад
He's a principled man that speaks for all of us that our intrusive thoughts won't let us who couldn't take it anymore.
@TonyBakercomedy
@TonyBakercomedy 2 года назад
Never knew that Baltimore was a state until i watched this Video. Lol.
@kjl4983
@kjl4983 2 года назад
I was looking for this comment!
@EASNOS259
@EASNOS259 2 года назад
I was looking for it too
@ministerchadtasticg5082
@ministerchadtasticg5082 2 года назад
That makes4 of us unfamiliar with The entire state of Baltimore
@stevenmccart5455
@stevenmccart5455 2 года назад
I definitely did NOT want Denzel Washington to win in Training day. Proof what a great actor he is.
@dBOTHERER
@dBOTHERER 2 года назад
really thought law abiding citizen would be on here, high on the list too.
@klydejohnson7520
@klydejohnson7520 2 года назад
Law abinding citizen is probably the top movie where I wanted a villain to win and was a Lil mad when he didnt🖤
@tallboy2234
@tallboy2234 2 года назад
Exactly!
@crankfastle8138
@crankfastle8138 2 года назад
Thank Jamie Foxx's ego for ruining the end.
@srstriker6420
@srstriker6420 Год назад
Yeah and also Zemo from Civil War
@salvadormendozaz5192
@salvadormendozaz5192 Год назад
What about Neil from Heat? My wife and I found ourselves cheering for him and were disappointed when he didn’t
@Yamieddie
@Yamieddie 2 года назад
Whoa whoa whoaaaa. Where's Law Abiding Citizen? Not only should that movie be on the list, but it should be number 1 too for the way we symphonthyze for the villain and the only reason the good guy won was because the main star of the film threatened to walk unless he got the win, making it all right that we get screwed by the system.
@carastone3473
@carastone3473 2 года назад
While talking about silence of the lambs, you actually said, ‘…the entire state of Baltimore…’ Um, Baltimore is a CITY, not a state. 🤣
@BigRed182
@BigRed182 2 года назад
Ok, I combed the comments to make sure I didn't hear it wrong.
@geraldmartin7703
@geraldmartin7703 2 года назад
Specifically at 4:30.
@uknighte
@uknighte Год назад
And he actually escaped from Memphis, not Baltimore.
@cleverboy867
@cleverboy867 Год назад
Give him a break, he's British
@uknighte
@uknighte Год назад
@@cleverboy867 and I am South African 😂
@coleenwilliams6656
@coleenwilliams6656 2 года назад
Khan in Star Trek Into Darkness. Khan, in this case, is a mirror version of Kirk. If Kirk's crew were kidnapped and threatened and he was forced to do things he doesn't want to do in order to keep them safe, I argue that he would have done almost everything Khan did to save the people he cared about. And, in the end, it's Khan who does win because he is reunited with his crew.
@robbypodobinski824
@robbypodobinski824 2 года назад
100%
@AceSpadeThePikachu
@AceSpadeThePikachu Год назад
Star Trek: Into Darkness is underrated. Sure, it doesn't hold a phaser to the original Wrath of Khan (let's not forget how compelling Ricardo Montalban's depiction of the character was), but Benedict Cumberbatch brought his a-game to the roll and made it his own rather than try and one-up Montalban. I especially loved the final chase scene between him and Spock. Never before in Trek had I scene such an action spectacle of two super-strong characters beating the crap out of each other while performing parkour Tom Cruise would be proud of.
@glennbabic5954
@glennbabic5954 2 года назад
The joker shooting those guys on the subway was based on Bernie Goetz who in 1984 shot some hoods on the NY subway and became a hero (although there was debate as to whether he was in real danger, if he used excessive force, and if the heightened crime and fear in NY at the time excused any overreaction).
@deathtime5288
@deathtime5288 2 года назад
Actually that incident was inspired from another movie where the protogonist of the movie was completely opposite of joker i think joker is actually everything evil and worst things of a human being the movie did a very disgusting greedy idea to turn that into a hero by changing characteristics of the character and giving him characteristics of The Thomas Wayne And The Bruce Wayne And giving Joker's characteristics to joker shows how much industry has gone greedy because all of people who support this!
@JKLiving92
@JKLiving92 2 года назад
Jules, your motivational quips at the end of your videos really hit hard when its what I need to hear. Thank you.
@justagirl7511
@justagirl7511 Год назад
I would add the movies Blow, with Johnny Depp playing George Jung, Ray Liotta's portrayal of Henry Hill in Goodfellas, and Woody Harrelson/Juliette Lewis as Mickey and Mallory Knox in Natural Born Killers.
@RedNinja115
@RedNinja115 2 года назад
Not a movie but I think Ward from agents of shield fits the description of this list so well, I loved his character and was rooting for him for the entire time he was on the show and was quite upset when he finally died
@pturnerification
@pturnerification 2 года назад
Loved these movies! Reminds me of my first reading of the novel, "The Chocolate War". Bad guys win, heroes lose, and the corruption of life continues on. Truly left me baffled and quiet, like The Empire Strikes Back kind of ending.
@julesmasseffectmusic
@julesmasseffectmusic 2 года назад
That book was why my schools furniture was welded.
@soulsnatcha402
@soulsnatcha402 2 года назад
Love that book
@IAmWBeard
@IAmWBeard 2 года назад
I prefer the Hannibal show Mads version over the movie Hopkins version. Also didn't hate the final season. Really really really want a session 4.
@natsune09
@natsune09 2 года назад
I wanted to see Mr Pink from 'Reservoir Dogs' to win in the end.
@wyldhowl2821
@wyldhowl2821 Год назад
Yes. I carry this hope that he blasted his way free of the police once again and escaped.
@jasonpatrick5660
@jasonpatrick5660 2 года назад
What about Gerrard Butler's character in Law Abiding Citizen?
@Syurtpiutha
@Syurtpiutha 2 года назад
They should have kept the bonkers motivation Thanos originally had. I get why they didn't, and a lot of audiences would disagree with me. But he's called the MAD Titan for a reason (and it's not being multi ability dependant).
@robbypodobinski824
@robbypodobinski824 2 года назад
Tom cruise in collateral was so unbelievably cool! I'd kill for a entire movie about that character
@kristfallon9989
@kristfallon9989 Год назад
What about historical villains like 'Butch Cassidy & the Sundance Kid'? Their deaths in Bolivia, after being cornered by the local federales, was truly heartbreaking. Robert Redford & Paul Newman really made you love these guys even as they became public enemies 1& 2!
@lefroy1
@lefroy1 2 года назад
Training Day was a superb film, but no way did I want denzel to win. When the Russians pulled up alongside, I was like 'Karma, dude!'
@crankfastle8138
@crankfastle8138 2 года назад
Yeah nobody did. He's just a villain. A great one but unsympathetic
@lefroy1
@lefroy1 2 года назад
@@crankfastle8138 It was when he murdered his 'buddy' Roger (Scott Glenn), just to steal his stash that I knew he was never gonna get my sympathy. So cold!
@kobeisthegoat5767
@kobeisthegoat5767 Год назад
I wanted him to win
@mattmccomas1
@mattmccomas1 2 года назад
I was 100% wanted Ethan Hawke to take Denzel down in Training Day. Denzel was great, but I actually cared for Hawke, and he was great.
@tkmariner
@tkmariner 2 года назад
Same here. I can't imagine people rooting for Alonzo.
@Nephyness
@Nephyness 2 года назад
I agree. I am surprised that the movie was on this list considering nobody I know in person would root for Denzels character.
@crankfastle8138
@crankfastle8138 2 года назад
Great villain, but unsympathetic or relatable. Nobody wanted Denzel to win that day.
@kobeisthegoat5767
@kobeisthegoat5767 Год назад
I wanted him to win, I love when the bad guy beats the good guy😎
@dougiehawes916
@dougiehawes916 2 года назад
DIE HARD!!! every Christmas (and yes it is a Christmas movie) I always hope I have stumbled across a directors cut when Hans Gruber wins.
@thefuturist8864
@thefuturist8864 2 года назад
I’ve just started watching this and am hoping that Robin Williams’s character from One Hour Photo isn’t in this list, because it should be clear he’s not a villain.
@bwilson21345
@bwilson21345 2 года назад
I’m so confused how Daniel Day Lewis is the villain in there will be blood, he killed 2 ppl who were one trying to trick him and the second was trying to finesse him. He’s at most an anti-hero
@tylerposing3585
@tylerposing3585 2 года назад
He’s more of a stand-in for capitalism, which is the real villain of the movie. Based on an Upton Sinclair book (Oil!).
@bwilson21345
@bwilson21345 2 года назад
@@tylerposing3585 interesting I might need to read that, I love movies like this because the main character is flawed like real life but you still want him to succeed
@MURD3RWAVE
@MURD3RWAVE 2 года назад
I disagree with Training Day. I wanted something to catch up with him.
@Cacuofa
@Cacuofa Год назад
Who wanted thanos or denzel to win? Missed this one. You had a clockwork orange, pulp fiction, oceans eleven…
@Fakeaorta
@Fakeaorta 2 года назад
I was hoping for Magneto and Cumberbatch as Kahn in 'Into The Darkness'.
@joelgordon7814
@joelgordon7814 2 года назад
I’m surprised that Tamara wasn’t in there: she’s hated by several students, her mother left, her dad was a sicko and she’s love-starved, with her teacher being the only source of comfort in her life.
@OnceUponaDie
@OnceUponaDie 2 года назад
I haven’t seen it for many years, but as soon as I saw the title of this video I thought of Edward Fox’s character from The Day of the Jackal (1973). Even since I watched the movie, I have carried with me a great deal of respect for how seeing much of the movie from the Jackal’s perspective gives the viewer permission to root for him, even though we know what he is doing is wrong and doomed to failure.
@TheSteveStrom
@TheSteveStrom 2 года назад
This is a really great list. I think it’s a fantastic conversation. Every entry on the list belongs here. Looking forward to the next volume. Killmonger would a worthy addition to that next list.
@Anurepa
@Anurepa 2 года назад
Honestly, one of the best, most sympathetically written villains ever, imo.
@crankfastle8138
@crankfastle8138 2 года назад
@@Anurepa wildly disagree. Sorry, he "kills" T'challa, takes a throne he didn't deserve, mobilizes his war dogs around the world so the people that "look like us" can take the world. Literally decided wakandan weapons needed to be distributed first. Not one altruistic or selfless action by him. He's just an angry man who wants to punish the world because his dad was killed after betraying his king and country.
@srstriker6420
@srstriker6420 Год назад
Along with Mr Glass,Zemo and the vulture
@sanmerci
@sanmerci 10 месяцев назад
I've spent a depressing amount of time without Jules videos on WhatCulture. So happy to see you back!
@jcwoodman5285
@jcwoodman5285 2 года назад
Darth Vader... I sooooooo wanted him to grease all the ewoks😘
@lueysixty-six7300
@lueysixty-six7300 2 года назад
I was definitely not rooting for Alonso in training day! By the third act.. when he's stalking the rookie in the project houses.. the Denzel character is like a monster from a horror movie!
@kobeisthegoat5767
@kobeisthegoat5767 Год назад
I was rooting for him
@TrevorCopter
@TrevorCopter 2 года назад
I know there was no reason to bring it up, but MAN, Third Man has an AMAZING score. Jaunty and riveting, seriously a one of a kind in noir
@christinecremen4151
@christinecremen4151 Год назад
Love that zither !
@skooterbrah
@skooterbrah 2 года назад
Obviously, you haven't had the delightful experience of seeing "Thunderbolt and Lightfoot"!
@caincha
@caincha 2 года назад
Character for character sake - leaving aside the actor's performance itself - Falling Down should be #1. For one he does do what we all wanted to do at one time or another and also for the fact that if anything he needed help more than the others on this list which becomes clear at the end. And as for Thanos oh the irony... in the movies they show how nature recovers after half the population is wiped out then comes the pandemic and lo and behold: nature starts recovering as soon as humans are quarantined.
@pacman_birthmark
@pacman_birthmark 2 года назад
If you want filmic morality ambiguity, check out Shane Meadows' 'Dead Man's Shoes.' Not an easy watch. 😅
@Goddessvenom
@Goddessvenom 2 года назад
That movie is haunting.
@andrewmcnamara6305
@andrewmcnamara6305 8 месяцев назад
According to TV Tropes this list would be an example of "Rooting for the Empire."
@nickperna8824
@nickperna8824 2 года назад
Wolf of Wall Street! I know Leo's take on Jordan Belfort is absolutely amazing, you know he's going to go down at somepoint, and you know he's just a despicable individual, but man do uou enjoy watching him!
@drakkondarkspell
@drakkondarkspell 2 года назад
"I'm the bad guy?" "Yeah." "How did that happen?"
@austinwatson6768
@austinwatson6768 2 года назад
You cannot have this list without including Law Abiding Citizen or Faster although he really did away with it in Faster but deservedly so...
@crankfastle8138
@crankfastle8138 2 года назад
Faster was a weak movie (imo). But yeah, law abiding citizen should be on top. You can thank Jamie foxx for that ending
@robbypodobinski824
@robbypodobinski824 2 года назад
Dude. I have the number 1 "villain". Clive Owen in inside man! His character was so amazing. And whats even better, he wins!!! It's such a happy ending. I love that movie so much
@jamesmoore844
@jamesmoore844 Год назад
"Has rarely put a foot wrong." Love it!
@thewalkingthrones9165
@thewalkingthrones9165 2 года назад
What about Law abiding citizen?
@Tiabliaj1989
@Tiabliaj1989 Год назад
Hummel, played by Ed Harris, in The Rock. I absolutely wanted him and David Morse's characters to win.
@RomaroBrandon
@RomaroBrandon 2 года назад
Honorable Mentions: Law Abiding Citizen & Grudge Match
@kevinbetts2720
@kevinbetts2720 2 года назад
"the entire state of Baltimore", man how I love you Brits 🤣
@gailpatterson8740
@gailpatterson8740 2 года назад
Jules message at the end always hits on a day I need it most. Thank you!
@shanesawhutchison9255
@shanesawhutchison9255 2 года назад
Good list. I would have put, “Law Abiding Citizen”, in there too. Gerard Butler was amazing in it…I wanted him to get away scott free. Cheers. 🇨🇦
@crankfastle8138
@crankfastle8138 2 года назад
He supposed to win the day. But jamie fox's ego got in the way
@lefroy1
@lefroy1 2 года назад
What about Law Abiding Citizen? I for one, would've liked a different ending.
@brianericisking
@brianericisking 2 года назад
The way I understood it was he was suppose to get away with it but Jamie Foxx refused to do movie unless he could win at the win
@lefroy1
@lefroy1 2 года назад
@@brianericisking Man! If that's true it sucks. You'd think the director would've put his foot down and said 'the proper ending, or we hire another actor.'
@just_some_internet_guy
@just_some_internet_guy 2 года назад
Heat was amazing, as was Silence of the Lambs!
@jtompkins1277
@jtompkins1277 Год назад
Nice message at the very end. Hit the nail on the head.
@michaelcarter9395
@michaelcarter9395 2 года назад
Thanks for the Pep talk Jules; it's why I like your work.
@victoriagowans
@victoriagowans 2 года назад
Erik Killmonger is the sympathetic villain Marvel wishes Thanos was. His backstory and goals are entirely relatable while his actions still remain clearly condemnable. In comparison, Thanos feels cheap.
@crankfastle8138
@crankfastle8138 2 года назад
His plan was to arm his war dogs around the world with Wakandan weapons and take the world. Kill mongers goals aren't relatable, he's an asshole who wants to kill T'challa and take a throne he doesn't deserve.
@cawest329
@cawest329 2 года назад
Totally agree. I just posted this before I saw your comment.
@iamyourfather4270
@iamyourfather4270 2 года назад
Nope. Thanos is the most iconic character in Marvel, at least 10X popular than Killmonger ever will be. Killmonger was forgotten in 1 movie, whereas Thanos' shadow has haunted the MCU ever since Infinity War.
@TheHound402
@TheHound402 Год назад
No, no he is not. You need to control your white guilt, it clouds your judgment.
@safs3098
@safs3098 Год назад
Ah yes, an ethno nationalist that wanted global domination and oppress people he didn't like, a very sympathetic villain indeed if you're into ethnosupremacy.
@rmglover3191
@rmglover3191 2 года назад
This list BEGS a "WhatCulture" philosophy video. No. 1 was a welcome stunner. Honorable mention to "Changing Lanes!"
@mancima
@mancima 2 года назад
He may be a bit obscure for this list but I think Edward Lionheart from Vincent Price’s ‘Theater of Blood’ should be on this list too. Price is so good that I pretty much root for any villain he plays (Dr. Phibes could probably be added to this list) but here he plays a wronged Shakespearean actor who is savaged by the critics guild. Interestingly many of their criticisms were leveled at Price in real life. After he supposedly kills himself Lionheart proceeds to kill each critic in a manner from one of the plays of Shakespeare that he acted in. The critics are played as pretty vile characters (except for one) and the kills are done with such style that it’s regrettable when Lionheart finally dies. It’s a really a fun movie if you haven’t seen it.
@christinecremen4151
@christinecremen4151 Год назад
Great choice- love that movie !
@mamakat7176
@mamakat7176 Год назад
I'm sorry, every time I see Thanos I can't help but see Josh Brolin riding a little girls bike with the training wheels popping off in The Goonies movie🤣
@RavynAngelDarck
@RavynAngelDarck 2 года назад
Thank you Jules, you total legend!!! Much love to you!!!
@downrazor11
@downrazor11 Год назад
Some movies that could be added: -Law Abiding Citizen -Watchmen -Bram Stoker's Dracula -The Accountant -The Mummy (1999) -Pulp Fiction -Star Trek Into Darkness
@williamthomas3359
@williamthomas3359 2 года назад
Ok, Estella was not the villain in Cruella, it was the Baroness. She sent the dogs to kill her parents and manipulated Estella to her will.
@jevinday
@jevinday 2 года назад
I have only seen There Will Be Blood once, and that was back in 2015. I bought it at a Pawn Shop on dvd like 2 weeks ago (it's currently 2022) because it was $1. I really need to watch it again. Paul Thomas Anderson is amazing. we should start a Paul Thomas Anderson fan club and call it the PTA hahaha. hold the meeting at a school and when all the moms walk we'll start off Daliel Plainview abandoning his son lol
@TheKalaxis
@TheKalaxis 2 года назад
Thanos didn't go far enough
@scottbruffy9071
@scottbruffy9071 2 года назад
I watch Jules' videos till the end for the positive encouragements.
@TheSteveStrom
@TheSteveStrom 2 года назад
Collateral is the best Tom Cruise performance of the past few decades.
@BroodallyHonest
@BroodallyHonest 2 года назад
Travis Bickle? Tony Montana? Henry Hill? Heath Ledger's Joker? Jules from Pulp Fiction?
@FedExpress66
@FedExpress66 2 года назад
Was stoked to see Collateral on this list, glad I’m not the only one!
@jbolin75
@jbolin75 Год назад
What we didn't know in Infinity War was that there were Celestial's to be born in each major civilization's planet waiting for enough souls to consume the energy to be born. Thanos being half eternal / half deviant, knew this and it was also a way of actually saving entire worlds by eliminating half of the population therefore keeping the dormant celestial from having what it needs to erupt. Maybe uncle Thanos wasn't that bad after all.
@katfromthekong414
@katfromthekong414 2 года назад
Jules, you are a delight as always!
@djcjr1x1
@djcjr1x1 Год назад
Great outro by Jules as always he's the hero of this vid!
@rofalsaurasrex366
@rofalsaurasrex366 Год назад
Would love to see a list of top ten early cinema influences like buster keaton lorel and Hardy and fatty arbuckle and Charlie chaplain I think it would be interesting
@BallinOnABudgetINC
@BallinOnABudgetINC 2 года назад
WhatCulture, I’m very disappointed!!! How is Eric Kilmonger not #1 on this list considering how realistic his fight is???
@cstephen98
@cstephen98 2 года назад
It falls into the classic trope that a truely great villain is a hero in their own story
@ragabashmoon1551
@ragabashmoon1551 Год назад
8:45 I felt like Cruella was an alternate universe where 101 Dalmatians isn't going to happen to be honest... I guess if we ever get Cruella 2 we'll find out for sure, but I just feel like she didn't actually blame the dogs in the end and even loved them when she gave the freakin' puppies to the two families.
@patrickmusson4571
@patrickmusson4571 2 года назад
Thanos had the right idea by realizing that there is a shortage of resources in the universe but there are too many life forms fighting for said resources. Thanos just went about it the wrong way.
@Just_Pele
@Just_Pele 2 года назад
No he didn't. In 50 years the universe would be in the same predicament, and then what? Round up the stones and snap again?
@Trueamerican0717
@Trueamerican0717 2 года назад
Why not just make infinite resources or increase resources exponentially. I mean if you can wipe out half of all life I think you could increase resources.
@ASirensFlame
@ASirensFlame 2 года назад
If we're wiping out 50% of the world I vote India, all of Africa and south America
@freakshopusa
@freakshopusa 2 года назад
@@Just_Pele When he destroyed the stones, he ensured that the population would eventually double and be in the same predicament. All he did was buy some time. Not much of a savior. They were infinity stones, presumably imbued with infinite power. He wanted to retire to gardening. Why not use that power to maintain a neverending garden? His pathology drove him to his solution to the predicted problem.
@konstellashon1364
@konstellashon1364 2 года назад
@@freakshopusa yup. I've seen Criminal Minds episodes that explain Thanos's pathology- he suffered trauma, didn't process it, projects it onto others, and forces his solution, occasionally taking a survivor as a souvenir. Then he repeats the cycle.
@alexdawson868
@alexdawson868 Год назад
Glad to see The Third Man here, one of my favourites
@jakethomson2991
@jakethomson2991 2 года назад
Uhm, Baltimore is a "city" in the "state" of Maryland. HTH
@treehouse318
@treehouse318 2 года назад
loving you too, Jules! and Denzel Washington.🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥
@_scabs6669
@_scabs6669 Год назад
"To reunite with his wife and daughter." Shit the man had me thinking they were the same person for a second 😂
@buzzsawgr81
@buzzsawgr81 2 года назад
and the interesting thing about thanos' "wipe out half to save the other half" strategy is that it's proven prior to the movie that it doesn't work. in the first guardians movie when they're doing the record scan of gamora it shows she's the last of her people, meaning that wiping out half the population of her planet only succeeded in dooming the other half to extinction.
@crankfastle8138
@crankfastle8138 2 года назад
It's a massively complicated task. Wipe out half and thrive. Because the snap is dispassionate, there is no way of knowing who is gone. An entire society may lose too many of their best and brightest to recover and thrive. Thus doomed to eventual extinction.
@rogershore7189
@rogershore7189 Год назад
And that’s why the movie version of Thanos’ crusade to wipe out half the universe doesn’t work quite as well as the comic book crusade did, where he was doing it in an effort to win the affection of Death.
@williamrhodes8611
@williamrhodes8611 2 года назад
Ngl the heartfelt message jules leaves keeps my faith humanity in tact
@treehouse318
@treehouse318 2 года назад
RIGHT?!? it's unexpected but wonderful to have someone you don't even know validate your humanity and your worth. speaking of which, i hope you have a great day filled with joy.😄
@sir_dazzer5752
@sir_dazzer5752 2 года назад
Training Day was brilliant, but in what world would u want Denzel Washingtons character to survive granted its an outstanding performance by the actor but my opinion when it came to the climax and you find out what kind of man he is I was relieved that he was gunned down because a character as corrupt as his surviving would have pissed off a lot of people.
@jessicaamari7046
@jessicaamari7046 2 года назад
What about Clyde from Law Abiding Citizen?! I wanted him to win.....mostly
@joefelice5062
@joefelice5062 Год назад
10:14, doh!! Daniel didn’t break his leg looking for oil. It was silver.
@ruthdeckman9781
@ruthdeckman9781 2 года назад
Please tell me I'm not the only one who always prefers the bad guy in movies. Surely, I can't be the only person.
@feck2594
@feck2594 2 года назад
Most of the time I do .
@ruthdeckman9781
@ruthdeckman9781 2 года назад
@@feck2594 cool
@CamelXCVII
@CamelXCVII Год назад
Law Abiding Citizen without even a mention?!?
@CaptainMoonMoon
@CaptainMoonMoon Год назад
A good entry would be the Devil's Rejects, from trilogy "The house of a thousand corpses", " The Devil's Rejects" and "The Three from Hell"
@josephreynolds1628
@josephreynolds1628 Год назад
Also John Travolta in Mad City may be one of my favorite bad guys I'd love to see get away with it
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