Villains who's motives you sympathize with
Villains who's motives you sympathize with
Eli Allen
Easton Ortiz
Samuel Parker
Jackson Howard
Angel Fisher
Daniel Collins
Utopia Milner btw, as probably noone her knows her.
Jace Reed
Technically she was just carrying out the villains plan
David Fisher
OP said villian not tragic hero
Chase Reed
He was just trying to stop the Yuuzhan Vong, he knew the Republic could never beat them.
inb4 Legends, yep, the stories are legendary, unlike Disney "canon"
Jeremiah Young
>who is motives
Tyler Cruz
wow thanks for that, I had absolutely no idea what he meant
thanks again user
Ian Thomas
Based
Evan Turner
Familia's time is up, Jakob's time is now.
Jace Smith
Jayden Bell
b to the ased
Parker Davis
Andrew Wilson
Chase Adams
Why would you sympathize with The Boys?
Jack Sanders
MY ARM!
Alexander Myers
Yikes. I agree that all humans deserve to die, but not because of some gay shit like "saving animals/Earth". Go huge a tree, pal.
Dylan Phillips
>this is your average mod of r/childfree
Jacob Perez
THIS is the one
Xavier Stewart
not a movie but i always felt bad shooting datadyne guards in perfect dark. they're just men trying to earn an honest paycheck. they have families to provide for.
Leo Ross
Hudson Carter
This man all the way
Blake Walker
Jack Stewart
Technically she was the villain because she forced him to develop Janus in it's final form, threatening the life of his daughter.
Henry Barnes
Dukat just wanted to make Cardassia great again, and to let loose an unending plague of fiery spirit gods to destroy his ethnic enemies.
Carter Gray
Isaac Baker
In "The Postman", America died because of the weak. In reality, it is dying because of the weak. Weakness of character, of body, of standards, ect...
Sebastian Brooks
fuck Barnes
Chase Perry
Jaxson Scott
At least until he abandoned his men in a panic. Prior to that I think he had very legitimate grievances with the science team.
Gabriel Ward
Nolan Williams
He was tough because he wanted to get his guys out of Vietnam, not just for the sake of being a dick.
James Barnes
James Nelson
Objectively more likable than Louie, dude just embraced the hand he was dealt
Hudson Young
Leo James
Nicholas White
He was never really framed as a villain. Morally questionable sure, but he also did his best to keep everyone alive, even the good guys.
Ryan Phillips
Jaxson Young
Kayden Young
Yeah, bit of a stretch. He's an antagonist of a sort though. One who gets a sympathetic arc that redeems him in the morals of the movie.
Dominic Gonzalez
David Roberts
Literally did everything wrong.
Samuel Anderson
Adrian Harris
>CEO of his own cult
>does telekinesis and shit
>talks to fire
>keeps a cunny on standby
>own an exotic pet
>wants to spend his life murdering the world with his buddy then have a laugh at the whole thing while roasting marshmellows on the embers of the dead in his wake
incredibly based
Jordan Phillips
I'm not going to get into his specific actions in the show, but his mentality was the correct one. Rick was very naive in the first two seasons. Plus, emotionally it is not hard to empathize with what he was going through or why he reacted the way he did.
Lincoln Carter
The trick is to reserve yourself to the military leaders. Pretty much ever Confederate general officer is superior to their Union counterpart.
Jack Green
Kevin Anderson
The trick is not to serve in the Army of Northern Virginia or the Army of the Potomac.
Nicholas Lopez
Jacob James
The OP said villains, not heroes.
Xavier King
Michael Allen
Capt. Rhodes was fucking based. Up until the final act, his response to the situation was totally reasonable. Romero obviously just suddenly transformed his character into a coward at the end because otherwise he would have been too likable. We are supposed to identify more with the domesticated zombie who shoots him than with a white man in the military, apparently.
Elijah Flores
>wanting to get his guys out
>by killing them
Joseph Gutierrez
>maskyousumminrig
Xavier Brooks
Yeah, I think Day is a lot sloppier than Dawn. Even the first time I saw the film it stuck out to me how Rhodes was suddenly a coward and cared nothing for his men when everything before that said the opposite. I do think he was flying off the handle though, such as his willingness to kill Sarah and even Steele (if he refused to kill Sarah). Rhodes was coming unhinged, but like I said, his grievances were legitimate and I don't entirely blame folks in that situation for coming apart at the seams.
Keep in mind the scientists were ready to abandon the soldiers to rot in that base when they discovered what Logan was up to. It is also worth noting that before Rhodes kills the other scientist, Fisher, he refers to Logan as a butcher. That tells you a lot about his motivation and he has no reason to believe the scientists aren't all in on it.
I think the movie would be better if nobody escaped the base.
Cooper James
He deserved better
Brody Parker
Jonathan Bailey
not quite based, but definitely redpilled.