Netflix Villains Who Weren't Completely Wrong | Netflix
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- 게시일 2024. 04. 25.
- We love villains for a lot of reasons, but it's still usually pretty clear that they're the bad guy, doing bad things for bad reasons. Unless, of course, you're willing to look a little closer - because sometimes they're doing despicable things for an honorable cause.
From bad guys who were just trying to help, to monsters who are actually trying to teach a lesson, these are Netflix villains who were actually right about a thing or two. Spoilers ahead.
Some films don't exist in terms of pure heroes and villains. Instead, they lay out the landscape where no one is 100 percent right, filled with gray areas that allow for intense, surprising storytelling. That's the case with Extraction, an action extravaganza that also features a character doing villainous things in the name of preserving the ones he loves.
There are certain characters in Extraction that you could easily deem good guys or bad guys, depending on what point in the film you're watching, but Saju isn't really one of them. A former special forces operative who now works for a drug lord, Saju is tasked with a straightforward assignment by his boss: Retrieve the kidnapped Ovi without paying the ransom. This leads Saju to do some pretty nasty stuff, including killing other people who are also trying to save the boy. However, he does these things not because he wants to, but because he's terrified of what the boy's drug lord father will do to his own family if he fails.
Saju's guilt comes back to haunt him later in the film, making it all the more clear that his villainy early in Extraction was less about hurting people and more about saving the ones he loves.
Saju in Extraction | 0:00
Dr. Horn in Eli | 1:35
The apeth in His House | 2:33
Merrick in The Old Guard | 3:42
Lemtov in Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga | 4:39
Gustafson in Jingle Jangle: A Christmas Journey | 5:39
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Also in the Eurovision movie, that guy that tries to stop Iceland from winning so it doesn't bankrupt the country
is that dudley in the thumbnail
damn
he had a GLOW DOWN
I love the fact this video is not to inspire u to watch the movies since it spoiled the shit out of them.
Does Neal Caffrey count? He’s an anti-hero of sorts.
(From White Collar)
BILLY HARGROVE
fun fact: you are here just because you thought the guy on the cover is handsome
*edit; they changed the cover.
No we are here because he looks like the movie The Guest but that’s not a Netflix original
I’m here because I’m trying to do some research on villains to make my characters better.
Why is this in the Jingle Jangle playlist?
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