The Villain Wasn't Always Wrong
Why we're increasingly rooting for the bad guys, questioning the heroes, and discovering that the line between good and evil isn't always as clear as movies once made it seem. Let's be honest. At some point in your movie-watching life, you've probably found yourself agreeing with the villain. Not necessarily supporting their actions. Let's not get carried away. But somewhere between the villain explaining their master plan and the hero preparing another inspirational speech, you've probably thought: "Wait a minute. That's actually a fair point." And then you immediately felt a little uncomfortable. Take Thanos, for example. The man travelled across the universe collecting magical stones, committed unimaginable destruction, and had an unhealthy obsession with balancing the population. Obviously, not someone you'd invite over for dinner. But his argument? He believed resources were limited, populations were growing, and the universe was heading t...
