Relatable villains have, for a long time now, been all the rage. As audiences have refused to settle for the Manichean dichotomy of “good” and “evil,” movie villains have become much more rich, well-rounded characters. The result is not that all villains are worth championing – plenty are still evil for the sake of – but that many villains are, above all else, interesting.From avenging personal betrayals to serving as salient social critiques, the “bad guys” in fan-favorite movies, comics, and video games are sometimes in the right – or, at the very least, on to something that adds depth beyond merely enacting villainy. But, despite their methods, many villains have been known to be right from time to time.The MCU Held Thanos Back From His Ultimate Accomplishment In The Comics
Relatable villains have, for a long time now, been all the rage. As audiences have refused to settle for the Manichean dichotomy of “good” and “evil,” movie villains have become much more rich, well-rounded characters. The result is not that all villains are worth championing – plenty are still evil for the sake of – but that many villains are, above all else, interesting.
From avenging personal betrayals to serving as salient social critiques, the “bad guys” in fan-favorite movies, comics, and video games are sometimes in the right – or, at the very least, on to something that adds depth beyond merely enacting villainy. But, despite their methods, many villains have been known to be right from time to time.
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