Villians that weren't actually doing anything Illegal.
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But I thought in love and war anything was allowed.Actsub said:
Also, since he controlled the country it was technically legal...
you not see the part where Anikin was about to kill all those like 5 year olds? But you're right, the jedi were deemed enemies so the children had to die. If a country declares lets say an ethnic group enemies, we should kill their children. not evil at all.teutonicman said:
Actually the Atlas corporation was in charge for Pandora legally so technically your a terrorist/looter/illegal immigrant there just the government. Not very good government but it was the dahl corporation who just left all the prison workers on the plant so again not Atlas fault.Crazzee said:
Well, he did do a lot of illegal things. He killed the president of a country, got friendly with the man that was supposed to take his place, got him to sign over some land containing water supplying the country, and then forcing that country to pay them for water-supply, otherwise the president would be killed and the procedure would be repeated. Greene also had Fields killed, and a lot of others, and he was one of many people in the organized crime group Quantum of Solace.D0WNT0WN said:
Younglings that they had taken from their families.Blindrooster said:
The empire was simply defending the people's best intrests. Sure they had a few maniacs in the upper ranks, but things would have worked out sooner or later. I mean, only the emperor would have lived more than another hundred years or so. Think of the good the imperial armies could have done for the slaves of the outer rim if they hadn't been bogged down fighting those bloody hippies back on endor and hoth.
The rebellion did more harm than good, they should have waited and planned. It's not like jedi wouldn't have eventually offed palpatine in secret. Then the whole galaxy could have settled back into a nice peaceful routine.
You forgot that one time when a little boy had managed to get his grades up from basically worst in class to straight A's all the way through, but on his way home the Joker stole his grade card just so the boy's father would never believe the truth and instead assume that the boy had failed his classes again and was just making up an excuse.Parallel Streaks said:
honey have you seen what those girls dress like?MaxTheReaper said:
it goes against the laws of style *snaps fingers*
The Combine were absolutely doing nothing illegal. Just taking over another world and exterminating a race of undesirables. =-)
Well, after reading <a href=http://www.thebestpageintheuniverse.net/c.cgi?u=quantum_of_phallus>this review I have to say that the villain sounds like an aggressive yet ineffectual bad guy who isn't worth James Bond's time as he can't even measure up to the man he is based off.HUBILUB said:
No, he didn't. He was just trying to survive. I don't know what the deal is with treating cartoon cats and wolfs and such like evil bastards just because they're carnivores. They're just trying to eat, godammit!Spacefly said:
How about Wario? The only time I remember him being an antagonist was his debut in Mario Land 2. All he did was lurk around in Mario's castle when Mario was away. He isn't much of a villain--he's just annoying.
Yeah, I thought Quantum of Solace was a huge disappointment, especially since I really loved Casino Royale.the1ultimate said:
But Quantum of Solace was a good action movie, and at least it was better than Die Another Day.