People Explain 30 Movies From The Villain’s Perspective And You May Never Look At Them The Same Again

I never really thought of Baby’s father as being the villain - it was always Robbie and the other people like Max and that rich wife. They treated Johnny and Penny like s**t from the very beginning just because they were lower class. The only time I ever thought Baby’s dad was being unfair was when Johnny actually went to talk to him to tell him how much he respected Baby.

I always wanted the movie to end with Baby's father leaning over a chalk-outlined figure of the dance instructor and making some smart-a*s quote to Jesse Martin about how SVU oughtta look at this one.

That wasn't an "infection". It was a botched, back-alley abortion, performed by a hack with a dirty knife. Penny was in serious danger of bleeding out.

And the dad had seen too much while being a cop in Law and order….

RIP Jerry Orbach.

I'd be mad too if people sang songs about what a huge piece of shït I am every year, I understand the Grinch hating Christmas.

Sorry, this grinch movie totally ruined the character, the story, and the song for me. Now I despise them all. Not kidding. This sucked.

Right? Dude wanted a quiet day to himself with his dog... he even lived on a mountain, far away from others (ie: He didn't park himself in the middle of downtown and start complaining)... but noooooooo the townfolk decided that THEIR POV was the only correct one and decided to force it on him... (tbf: I can't remember if the Grinch was actively harmful to the townfolk sans provocation, though.)

Plus, where did the dog come from? That's right...one of the rotten Whos dumped Max in the garbage chute. And the Grinch took him in.

Why would you want neighbours....??

The planet is definitely human infested

Remove the ominous music, and initially you just see majestic creatures swimming in the sea.

Sharky just wants to have a wander around his home and all those pesky humans keep getting in the way.

My living room has been known to be human infested...

“I still fear… that sharks are somehow mad at me for the feeding frenzy of crazy sword fishermen that happened after 1975,” said Spielberg. “I really, truly regret that.”

Watch the movie. Richard is a douche.

I'm not from the generation this movie was made for, but I always found the scene where Crocodile Dundee inappropriately touches a drag queen/trans woman very weird. Think of me whatever you want, but I didn't continue watching after that scene.

The actress, Lisa Kozlowski, who played Sue, ended marrying Paul Hogan, who played Crocodile Dundee. They married in 1990 and divorced in 2014. Just an interesting tidbit.

isnt bosses dating employees considered inappropriate though? plus Richard seemed a bit racist towards mick in the restaraunt too

if he was just a guy who was there, id say yeah but he was so classless making fun of Mick that im glad he got punched. if that one scene wasnt in there, i think i'd side with him a little bit.

Squidward is my spirit animal!

1. Squidward is not a bad guy. 2. this feeling is mostly due to the fact that the show got continuously worse after Hillenburg died.

Squidward didn't even want to be Squidward without Spongebob. He didn't last long in the Squid Village he found.

OK, he's more sympathetic than the nuclear regulator from Ghostbusters. I've seen HIM defended, and while he's correct that there is no way in Hell the Ghostbuster's set up isn't an apocalypse waiting to happen, he's a nuclear inspector... he should know better than to just turn off a containment field even if he doesn't know what the field is containing.

not seen the film, but visited Dartmoor Wildlife Park, as it was then called, many times in my childhood.

Yes and no. He was certainly right about humanity. Xavier's rosy picture was flawed. But he was wrong about the solution. One attempted genocide doesn't make another justified. He wanted to do to average humans exactly what they wanted to do to mutants. He was understandable, but he wasn't justified. That's what makes him so interesting and such a great villain.

in any case his story is utterly fascinating, complex and a masterstroke of comic lore. i adore him as a character

Erik’s past shaped him into an angry realist.

Magneto. He was right. Not always great the way he went about things but he was right

That's the Gandalf actor, isn't he? I never looked that close at this movie.

To be fair, Jerry starts a lot of the fights in these shorts, although Tom isn't exactly innocent either. Most of the time, Jerry is going after Tom because Tom did something to Jerry. Tit for tat.

At a point at which we are reading sub text into Tom and Jerry cartoons I think we may be over thinking things

I always preferred the episodes where they were getting along. Still do

jerry literally killed tom

am i the only one who liked the tom and jerry movie where they actually talk?