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The Villain Over The Hero Any Day Analysis

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The Villain Over the Hero, Any Day

Film heroes are the manifestations of everything we aspire to be in life. They are the strongest of the strong, the bravest of the brave, and are always able to overcome trials, maintaining a sense of security for the rest of the people. Seems like a pretty good role to be in right? Against popular notion, I believe these roles can attain a sense of boredom and staticness. It’s tiring to see the same type of hero experience the same type of victorious outcome, all overcoming some sort of tragedy. It would be even more tiring to play the role of such a hero. Therefore, with no hesitation, I choose to play the role of the villain.
Villains, on the opposite side of the “goodness” spectrum of heros, are all that’s

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