Discussion Anyone else almost always support the villians in films?

[jackwolfskin999]

Since I can remember I would always support the villians in 99% of films
This wasn't me trying to be edgy or anything, deep down inside I just naturally wanted the villian to win in most films, I would often fantasize about being with the villians in the film, I've always felt odd that everyone else was booing at Voldemort, the nazies, the greengoblin, the empire e.t.c

Films that make me support the hero do happen but very uncommon
I've always been attracted to the dark

Is this normal for incels?

 

[SupremeG]

Yea, it's because we can relate more to social misfit characters rather than to heroes who are mostly played by Chads.

It never began for Villaincels.

 

[Insomniac]

 

[Deleted member 8884]

yes its normal.

I'm sad this isn't a "favorite movie villain?" thread tho tbh ngl.

 

[Blacktarpill]

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He is a real life villian for sure.

 

[gigacel123]

No, I support Captain Marvel.

 

[Microsoft Excel]

Exception to this is Fred the movie

 

[Deleted member 19236]

I only support villains if they are serial killers and/or mass murderers

 

[tulasdanslos]

Happened to me with Aladdin reboot and Bloodborne. The first features Jaffar who does nothing wrong but be ambitious and that's supposed to make the audience hate him.
On Bloodborne they treated the boy like shit at school so when he snaps and becomes evil I found it satisfactory, especially when she broke the foidling's hand.

 

[MarriedAndLookin4Fun]

Brutal dogpill once again

 

[Deleted member 17883]

Every villain is the hero of his own story.
Just confuse normies and anti-hero maxx it bro
Every villain is the hero of his own story.
Just confuse normies and anti-hero maxx it bro

 

[jackwolfskin999]

Happened to me with Aladdin reboot and Bloodborne. The first features Jaffar who does nothing wrong but be ambitious and that's supposed to make the audience hate him.
On Bloodborne they treated the boy like shit at school so when he snaps and becomes evil I found it satisfactory, especially when she broke the foidling's hand.

havent seen the reboot but I supported the villian in the original and in most Disney films

 

[KingOfRome]

Since I can remember I would always support the villians in 99% of films
This wasn't me trying to be edgy or anything, deep down inside I just naturally wanted the villian to win in most films, I would often fantasize about being with the villians in the film, I've always felt odd that everyone else was booing at Voldemort, the nazies, the greengoblin, the empire e.t.c

Films that make me support the hero do happen but very uncommon
I've always been attracted to the dark

Is this normal for incels?

Writercel here

The protagonist in popular media is meant to be likable, or at least relatable, to its target demographic, i.e. normies. So they tend to be conventionally attractive, have at least one endearing character trait, and have at least one problem in their lives that normies can sympathize with.

As incels, many of the same things that draw normies towards the protagonists in popular media repulse us and people like us, so we're more apt to side with the antagonists, i.e. the villains, who we relate to more and prefer to live vicariously through. Villains are often conventionally unattractive like us, and are always a major threat on at least a personal scale (but usually a wide one), which is something we want for ourselves. It's the same reason we exalt mass killers like Elliot Rodger and Alek Minassian while normies hold them in contempt.

 

[Deleted member 1042]

Yes. Incel trait, tbh.

 

[Pigman]

I only support villains if they are serial killers and/or mass murderers

Same, or if they are some kind of creature or monster of some sort

 

[AnimalofPrey]

yeah since most villains in white jew hollywood movies are suburban authority figures fighting liberal feminist subversion from the city, like in footloose, only a subhuman in denial would hate them

 

[Deleted member 4159]