Movies like this?

whatever you say dude

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I have friends, I don't like them though

>The American Astronaut

Except it turns it on its head. The villain must forgive the hero before he kills him. Otherwise the problem will exist forever

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>Scifi-Musical-Western

Kino film

Isn't knowing something is wrong implying there is guilt?

>that last panel text ensuring the retard gets their point across to the double digit IQ fanbase
gets me every fucking time

If anything, Megamind is the only movie I can think of that DOES address it.

dressrosa arc

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>Superhero movies written by women
Name three (5).

Not necessarily.

y u gotta do me like that breh

So, are you saying morals and right & wrong are entirely based on culture?

the age of consent is one of the reasons the white race is going extinct

the majority of chomos are gays and niggers

>For instance, pedophiles are probably socially stunted and on the spectrum, but know what they're doing is wrong but simply choose not to care.
this

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But there's an entire show made by women about addressing this issue. Though it probably goes too far in the other direction as genocidal dictators get redemption arcs.

maybe they just know it's not wrong

There's a difference between knowing it's wrong because society says it's wrong, and actually knowing it's wrong according to your own morals.

Isnt this pretty much Voldemort?

Voldermort was a Chad at school though

two shows written by women in fact, if you want to count ponies

obsessed troon

So if bullies finished the job and killed all low tier humans, no more villains.

What the comic leaves out is that the protagonist also had a hard life, but instead of seeking power to hurt people, he seeks power to bring people together.

Frequently one of the heroes will have a backstory similar to the villain to show that the villain chose to be evil.

but it isn't though

dilate

Didn't Sam's mouth get dilated by a tranny's dick?

Real life incels

I don't know, I'm not gay enough to look for that sort of stuff like you are

FTFY

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This is assuming people are fundamentally good.

People are fundamentally selfish.

Some people are just evil and there's no changing it.

For instance, nazis are probably socially stunted and on the spectrum, but know what they're doing is wrong but simply choose not to care.

People that do evil knowing it is wrong but feel no guilt do not deserve sympathy.

uhh bro kinda wordy

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Guardians of the Galaxy (1)

>befriends villain, changing her life and breaking the hero/demon cycle that had existed for millennia

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Often the bad people are not exactly setting out to be evil, they simply have goals contrary to yours and they will ruthlessly ensure those goals are achieved. It's a story of man succumbing to the more animal side of our nature, rather than the reasoned and ethical side that our culture has fostered.

>rather than the reasoned and ethical side that our culture has fostered.

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When the fuck does this actually happen?

From the style of the comic, I assume the author is talking about cartoons/comic books/capeshit movies/anime. In which case, villains are usually:

>Evil for the sake of being evil
See: most capeshit villains, most DBZ villains
>are not necessarily evil but have an ends justify the means mentality
See: MCU Thanos, Killmonger
>tragic backstory but they're always talk no jutsu'd by the protagonist to change their ways
See: Naruto villains, One Piece villains, most anime villains

When the fuck has a tragic villain's arc NOT culminated in them changing or helping the good guys by the end?

Yulia Chardet is a hero!

>OUCH!

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The villain in the latest season of One Punch Man is literally this guy.

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Sam Hyde was actually a customer at my workplace the other day. It was extremely bizarre. Like a figure from the internet had just stepped into reality.

When he left he opened the door from the very top to avoid touching the handle.

>most DBZ villains
if you had god-like powers you'd treat life like GTA too

I didn't say it was bad. I usually prefer those kinds of villains because they are infinitely more charismatic

>implying that there's a difference

should have coughed on him

Literally the plot of Black Panther

Nah, he seemed like a normal guy. Freakishly tall though. Oddly enough he brought in like a hunting backpack to be cleaned, like it had ammo pouches and whatnot. I considered making a mass shooter joke but I figured it would be rude to bother someone that was just going about their errands like that.

Eh, pedophilia is about what you're attracted to which is something out of your control. I have no idea what it feels like to only be turned on by something you can't have and how it feels to live your life like that. I think quite a few of them also believe that kids are able to consent so they don t see it as an evil act.
I think ppl who act on these urges should be tortured to death but for all the talk gay ppl have about being oppressed, imagine being attracted to the one thing that literally everyone wants to kill you for and it's not in your control. To live like that must be literal hell, way worse than homo or transphobia.
I think we as a society should be able to have more open discussions about it and encourage chemical castration.