Social Media User Suggests Real-World News as the Ultimate Example of Villains Winning
A social media exchange highlights a common frustration with fictional storytelling, where a user asks for examples of television shows or movies where the villain successfully achieves their goals rather than losing to plot convenience. Another user responds with a cynical take, suggesting that one only needs to watch the news to see examples of antagonists prevailing in real life. The post includes a visual reference to Homelander from the series The Boys, a character often cited in discussions regarding the portrayal of powerful antagonists in modern media.
Where the villains win? Downfall Stalingrad The longest Day Band of Brothers Saving Private Ryan The Patriot
Homelander deserved more. And even if he lost, it was written badly. Suddenly heβs slow and his powers are way weaker than before? Lame.
WW2.
Infinity war
There is this movie that I forgot what its called about a dude that gets an AI into his brain or something and now he knows kung fu, has insane reactions etc until finally the AI takes over
Spoiler
No Country for Old Men. Bad guy is the only one who survives.
"'Do that,' Rorschach? I'm not a comic-book villain. Do you seriously think I'd explain my master-stroke to you if there were even the slightest possibility you could affect the outcome? I triggered it thirty-five minutes ago."
The bad guys win
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