It's Smokey & the Bandit.astros4545 said:
Sherif Buford T Justice was only trying to enforce the law against Smokey the Bandit
Buford is Smokey. Burt Reynolds is just the Bandit.
But I like your way better.
Villains that did nothing wrong.
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Buford is Smokey. Burt Reynolds is just the Bandit.
But I like your way better.
You sum *****. You did that on purpose. You're going away 'till you're gray. I got the evidence.astros4545 said:
Sherif Buford T Justice was only trying to enforce the law against Smokey the Bandit
The scientists in E.T.
"If you run into an ******* in the morning, you ran into an *******. If you run into *******s all day, you're the *******." – Raylan Givens, "Justified."
I used to consider him the villain as a kid but I eventually figured out he was probably the only good guy in that whole movie. (Outside of Elliott's family/friends.)
True....but lets not forget he hired the guy to hit Happy with the Volkswagen.
And the 9th green at 9 trick.
I believe it first comes from How I Met Your Mother. Barney's all time favorite movie is Karate Kid, but he views the movie as a tragedy since Johnny lost. Then someone did a YouTube video with the same idea. This was probably seven or eight years ago, and inspired Cobra Kai. I never thought about it until I saw the episode of How I Met Your Mother. Then a few weeks later Karate Kid was on TV, I thought Barney was kind of onto something. Johnny isn't perfect, but Daniel is an a-hole who deserved to have his ass kicked.Brian Earl Spilner said:
The guys that have been defending Johnny for the last few years - is this a long and elaborate troll, or did Cobra Kai make you feel this way?
2 major things that truthfully keep me on Johnny's side.
-The push into the bushes that was uncalled for.
-Ganging up on him and holding him while beating him up because he got some water on Johnny's costume. If he caught up to him and challenged him 1 to 1, then it wouldn't be so bad.
-The push into the bushes that was uncalled for.
-Ganging up on him and holding him while beating him up because he got some water on Johnny's costume. If he caught up to him and challenged him 1 to 1, then it wouldn't be so bad.
7nine
Don't know if this has been said, but Sid in Toy Story.
He bought and paid for those toys, he can do whatever the hell he wants with them. Maybe he tormented his sister a little bit, but what older brother doesn't do that on occasion?
He bought and paid for those toys, he can do whatever the hell he wants with them. Maybe he tormented his sister a little bit, but what older brother doesn't do that on occasion?
Yeah, Johnny isn't a perfect hero, but Daniel had no reason to put the hose on Johnny in the bathroom. It probably shouldn't have been a group beating, but Daniel definitely deserved to have his ass kicked after that move.Texaggie7nine said:
2 major things that truthfully keep me on Johnny's side.
-The push into the bushes that was uncalled for.
-Ganging up on him and holding him while beating him up because he got some water on Johnny's costume. If he caught up to him and challenged him 1 to 1, then it wouldn't be so bad.
There's really no defense for running Daniel off the road, though.
Rumpelstiltkin. That maiden made a promise.
Oh yeah, I forgot that one. I get it mixed up with Goonies and Josh Brolin on the girl bike.
And the only reason Johnny was so mad about a little water prank was that he was rolling a doobie in a high school bathroom. If he hadn't been breaking the law, then it wouldn't have been a big deal.
And the only reason Johnny was so mad about a little water prank was that he was rolling a doobie in a high school bathroom. If he hadn't been breaking the law, then it wouldn't have been a big deal.
7nine
The mohawk tribe from Last of the Mohicans.
They were aiding the French (our future allies) against the oppressive British who were forcing the American colonists to enforce English expansionist policies. And the Brits killed this guys kids:
They were aiding the French (our future allies) against the oppressive British who were forcing the American colonists to enforce English expansionist policies. And the Brits killed this guys kids:
The Japanese Army in The Last Samurai.
Basically the Samurai represented the oppression and brutality of Japanese feudalism and could kill anybody who rubbed them wrong w/o having to justify it. Everything (land, homes, tools, boats) belonged to them and villagers were allowed to use but not own anything.
Peasants couldn't defend themselves or use weapons. So Japanese modernization meant you could move off the rice farm and become a soldier w/o having to ask permission. They represented equality.
The Samurai had to go.
Basically the Samurai represented the oppression and brutality of Japanese feudalism and could kill anybody who rubbed them wrong w/o having to justify it. Everything (land, homes, tools, boats) belonged to them and villagers were allowed to use but not own anything.
Peasants couldn't defend themselves or use weapons. So Japanese modernization meant you could move off the rice farm and become a soldier w/o having to ask permission. They represented equality.
The Samurai had to go.
The Yankees in Bad News Bears
The Toros in Bad News Bears in Breaking Training.
The Toros in Bad News Bears in Breaking Training.
The ghosts in Poltergeist
Philip J Fry said:
Johnny in Karate Kid.
This!!!
Sex Panther said:
Team Iceland
Uh, do we forget the 100% cheapshot in game 1 where they broke the kids wrist with the stick after their 1 goal? Yeah no. Screw those fkin thugs and kudos to Gordon Bombay for banging that hot magnusdottir assistant coach.
AggieFanatic09 said:Sex Panther said:
Team Iceland
Uh, do we forget the 100% cheapshot in game 1 where they broke the kids wrist with the stick after their 1 goal? Yeah no. Screw those fkin thugs and kudos to Gordon Bombay for banging that hot magnusdottir assistant coach.
Sorry
Bombay was cheating on his team captains mom, Ms Conway...I can't forgive him for that disrespect.
PaulSimonsGhost said:
The Japanese Army in The Last Samurai.
Basically the Samurai represented the oppression and brutality of Japanese feudalism and could kill anybody who rubbed them wrong w/o having to justify it. Everything (land, homes, tools, boats) belonged to them and villagers were allowed to use but not own anything.
Peasants couldn't defend themselves or use weapons. So Japanese modernization meant you could move off the rice farm and become a soldier w/o having to ask permission. They represented equality.
The Samurai had to go.
But the soldiers beat that one guy and cut his hair off, so they suck.
They picked on Lupus and put ketchup in his hat. They did stand up to their A-Hole coach (the real villain) to redeem. But they can take their apology and their trophy and shove it straight up their a**.Burdizzo said:
The Yankees in Bad News Bears
The Toros in Bad News Bears in Breaking Training.
Yeeeaaahhhh....
JD05AG said:
Yeeeaaahhhh....
I know, it was a case of mistaken identity.
Does harping on the TPS reports and making employees work on Saturday count?
CDub06 said:What about murdering the kid's father in front of him and psychologically tormenting him?Dr. Not Yet Dr. Ag said:
Scar was just trying to overthrow the oppressive rule of his brother who shunned certain species to the elephant graveyard. Scar just happened to be a bad leader who was too headstrong to leave Pride Rock when the drought/famine hit.
You mean character building?
"Maybe we should clarify something. When you won the race last night, that made you king of the mountain. Not king of the no-ball-*****-losers."chipotle said:
Did someone say king of the mountain...mountain...mountain...?
AustinAg2K said:Yeah, Johnny isn't a perfect hero, but Daniel had no reason to put the hose on Johnny in the bathroom. It probably shouldn't have been a group beating, but Daniel definitely deserved to have his ass kicked after that move.Texaggie7nine said:
2 major things that truthfully keep me on Johnny's side.
-The push into the bushes that was uncalled for.
-Ganging up on him and holding him while beating him up because he got some water on Johnny's costume. If he caught up to him and challenged him 1 to 1, then it wouldn't be so bad.
There's really no defense for running Daniel off the road, though.
The real villan here is Ally. Pits two dudes against each other who wouldn't have otherwise been enemies (you think Johnny is going to waste a minute of his time on a Jersey shore loser living in Reseda?) and then ditches Daniel for a UCLA football player shortly thereafter. Talk about cruel, egocentric b1tch....
Queen Alien... she was just living her genetic instincts to reproduce and survive and defend her hive.
We're the ones who woke her up and invaded her space in our unapologetic, stumbling human fashion.
We're the ones who woke her up and invaded her space in our unapologetic, stumbling human fashion.
A Net Full of Jello said:
I maintain Gaston is wrongfully labeled as a villain. I mean, Belle is pretty snobby about the entire towns and even walks through the town singing a song about how she thinks she is better than everyone there. Gaston, on the other hand, is beloved by everyone in the village. How bad can he really be? Meanwhile, Beast kidnaps Maurice and only agrees to let him go so he can have Belle stay instead, attempting to force her to enter into a bestiality relationship. Gastonthinks Maurice is crazy ranting about the beast and has him locked up. When Gaston finds out the beast exists and sees him raging like crazy in the enchanted mirror, he decides to do the heroic thing and try to save the village. At that point, Belle shows that she has a severe case of Stockholm Syndrome and Gaston knows she needs to be locked up to protect both herself and the village village.
Gaston is pretty low on the evil scale for a Disney villain, but he definitely bribes the asylum boss to lock up Maurice until Belle agrees to marry him. There's not much gray about that transaction.
Dawale said:
Severus Snape, but he was still a Richard-head.
Except for the fact that he actually isn't a villain.
But even if he was, he was a death eater perfectly willing to side with Voldemort, and had no problem with James and Harry being killed as long as Lily was spared.
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