Unpopular movie or tv show opinions

[Road Blaster]

The Dark Knight Rises is definitely better than Batman Begins. Bane is a better villain than Darth Vader.

 

[Sweet Rabbit]

The Godfather II is not better than the Original....

The HBO edit is the best cut of the Trilogy

 

[KitFisto]

The Dark Knight Rises is definitely better than Batman Begins. Bane is a better villain than Darth Vader.

You must be under 30.

 

[Sweet Rabbit]

You must be under 30.

I was thinking it

 

[RIDDICK]

Bane is a better villain than Darth Vader.

 

[The Clown Prince of Crime]

TDKR is better than BB.

I agree. Batman Begins is a great Batman film, but Rises has better villains, it's more entertaining, and has a larger scale that we had never seen in a Batman film so far.

 

[The Clown Prince of Crime]

Bane is a better villain than Darth Vader.

Vader is overrated as a villain, not as a character, but as a villain...he was only good on episodes 4 and 5. ROTJ ruined Vader as a villain...long before the prequels put the final nail in the coffin

 

[Desert Oasis]

This thread has officially gone looney.....

 

[The Clown Prince of Crime]

This thread has officially gone looney.....

It's all that desert heat...it's making you see things.

 

[GasparZizou]

I think Bane is a less interesting Ra's Al Ghul in the Nolanverse.

How is Vader overrated? Honest question, I know everything is overrated on the internet, but why Vader?

 

[The Clown Prince of Crime]

I think Bane is a less interesting Ra's Al Ghul in the Nolanverse.

How is Vader overrated? Honest question, I know everything is overrated on the internet, but why Vader?

I don't think he's a great villain. A great character with a nice arc, but as a villain, he's a glorified henchman who by the third film is less than a villain and more of broken man fighting his feelings and finding redemption. The prequels don't help either. Good character, but even as a little kid, I didn't find him intimidating or threatening...the dude seemed vulnerable and weak. Hannibal or Anton from No Country for Old Men are true scary villains who would give Vader nightmares, imo.

 

[RIDDICK]

I don't think he's a great villain. A great character with a nice arc, but as a villain, he's a glorified henchman who by the third film is less than a villain and more of broken man fighting his feelings and finding redemption.

 

[GasparZizou]

I don't think he's a great villain. A great character with a nice arc, but as a villain, he's a glorified henchman who by the third film is less than a villain and more of broken man fighting his feelings and finding redemption. The prequels don't help either. Good character, but even as a little kid, I didn't find him intimidating or threatening...the dude seemed vulnerable and weak. Hannibal or Anton from No Country for Old Men are true scary villains who would give Vader nightmares, imo.

Oh ok, got it, makes sense.

 

[pturtle]

I thought Bane was easily the second best villain in TDK trilogy, but I think Batman Begins is the better film.

In all honesty, the Nolanverse might have the greatest set of villains in movie history, Scarecrow, Ra's, Two Face, Joker, Bane, and I'd even add Catwoman on there even though she redeems herself at the end. The only terrible villain was Talia, and thankfully she was only on screen for about 10 minutes.


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[The Clown Prince of Crime]

I thought Bane was easily the second best villain in TDK trilogy, but I think Batman Begins is the better film.

In all honesty, the Nolanverse might have the greatest set of villains in movie history, Scarecrow, Ra's, Two Face, Joker, Bane, and I'd even add Catwoman on there even though she redeems herself at the end. The only terrible villain was Talia, and thankfully she was only on screen for about 10 minutes.


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The new DC cinematic universe has the potential to have the best villains in any franchise as well as the best collection of villains ever, if the films are good and the actors do a good job of course. Marvel should be doing a lot better with the villains, but for some reason they can't figure it out.

 

[Desert Oasis]

It's all that desert heat...it's making you see things.

You're the one who routinely takes a dive into chemicals.....Fauxker.

 

[pturtle]

The new DC cinematic universe has the potential to have the best villains in any franchise as well as the best collection of villains ever, if the films are good and the actors do a good job of course. Marvel should be doing a lot better with the villains, but for some reason they can't figure it out.

Yea, that's definitely true, especially with Suicide Squad coming. I think at the very least, the DC cinematic universe will have far better villains than the MCU.


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[EVILFACE]

I don't think he's a great villain. A great character with a nice arc, but as a villain, he's a glorified henchman who by the third film is less than a villain and more of broken man fighting his feelings and finding redemption. The prequels don't help either. Good character, but even as a little kid, I didn't find him intimidating or threatening...the dude seemed vulnerable and weak. Hannibal or Anton from No Country for Old Men are true scary villains who would give Vader nightmares, imo.

Bane is just a henchman as well.

 

[The Clown Prince of Crime]

Bane is just a henchman as well.

Yeah, but there's nothing overrated about him.

 

[fosing]

bane is a pedobear first. henchman second. just to be clear on that one.