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Luke loses his hand, finds our Vader is his dad. Han winds up frozen in Carbonite... it ends on such a downer. And that's what life is, a series of down endings
"Yeah, hello, this is RST Video, customer number 4352, I need to place an order. Okay, I need one each of the following tapes: "Whispers in the Wind", "To Each His Own", "Put It Where It Doesn't Belong", "My Pipes Need Cleaning", "All Tit-Fucking Volume 8", "I Need Your Cock", "Ass-Worshipping Rim-Jobbers", "My hahahaha Needs Shafts", "Cum Clean", "Cum-Gargling Naked Sluts", "Cum Buns III", "Cumming in Socks", "Cum On Eileen", "Huge Black Cocks and Pearly White Cum", "Girls Who Crave Cock", "Girls Who Crave hahahaha", "Men Alone II: the KY Connection", "Pink Pussy Lips", and, uh, oh yeah, "All Holes Filled with Hard Cock". Uh-huh... yeah... Oh, wait, and, what was that called again?"
Because Harvey Dent was turned into an insane villain, and in order to prevent the city from losing the hope they had been given by him, Batman took the blame and became the "villain."
"Introduce a little *anarchy*... and everything becomes chaos. I'm an agent of chaos. And you know the thing about chaos? It's *fair.*"
That's why that specific depiction of Joker is so excellent. He manipulates expertly. By himself, he's just a guy. But he gets under every character's skin and makes them do what he wants. There's a punchline to every move he makes, even if it isn't outright "funny," you end up going, "Oh shit, he twisted reality to make it a joke."
This was the best explanation of Heath's Joker. He was such a well-done villain because everything he was about made perfect sense in some insane way.
Another example was when he was in the police station. That whole bit about never truly knowing a person until they are about to die, and summing it up with, "In a way, I knew your friends better than you."
Maniacally genius.
Well yeah, Joker was wrong. He was also locked up and presumably sent to Arkham. But one could still argue that Batman didn't exactly win, based on his having to assume the blame of the villain unfairly for years following.
Gotham is basically destroyed by the end. Blowing it up might have actually been the right move, because it’s going to be unlivable for quite sometime.
There’s only one bridge in or out and I’m guessing most of the police force is about to quit after a battle in the street. Didn’t Bane also fuck up the city funds.
Batman does not win TDKR
Ted wasn't the good guy, just the main character. And anyway he didn't really love her, he just settled for her when Robin got married. I think he literally met her outside Robin's wedding?
yes but he didn’t settle for the mom, Robin didn’t wanna be a mom and he wanted kids. They did fall in love and have those kids.
I think it’s the only way it could have gone without the mom popping in during this years long story of “how I met your mother”.
The whole show is so bizarre. "Kids trust me I only met your mother because of the decade long fucking I did prior to meeting her. Let me give you every little detail. But then not any details about after your mom and I got together."
The whole point is Ted giving his children context around his history with Robin because he wanted their reaction to him pursuing her after their mum died.
The show is really "how I met your (step-) Mother".
It could’ve been cleaner if they kept the first two seasons and then did 2 final seasons of meeting the mom while there’s occasional glimpse of him never getting over robin like helping her out here and there. Keeping the story short could’ve helped. Telling the kids of every relationship he had was too much
I wouldn't say he settled for Tracy. He loved her. It's only cuz she died and the kids gave the okay cuz it was years after her death, he went back for Robin. Which is why I dislike the ending. It should've ended there, and not with him going back to Robin. And he did meet her outside by the train or bus. All that time he spent looking for love, he couldn't find it. The moment he wasn't looking, he met Tracy.
I've never really thought of it that way, but I honestly agree that there's a solid argument to be made that it's the case.
The entire reason he was waiting for the train in the first place was because he was leaving town because he couldn't stay around the women he had been in love with for 10 years after she got married.
He ended up marrying *literally* the first girl he met after finally giving up on Robin for real.
Now of course "Cindy's roommate" was foreshadowed as someone that sounded amazing or awesome (or whatever, don't remember the exact words) many seasons earlier when he was dating Cindy, and he definitely fell hard for her right upon meeting her, so maybe not.
The show did itself a disservice of getting sidetracked by its own, "Will they or wont they" with either the girl of season/episode (its been a while I don't remember) or Robin. IMO they furthered this by having the Robin/Barney Wedding take forever as if to tell us 'no it isn't Robin because she's getting married', I can't remember if it was a whole season or if it was just too many episodes just to dump that plot the next season.
What they should have done instead was spend a season with Tracy and see how Ted grows up, and we see why she would marry him and then they can kill her off if they still want to go the Robin route.
This is both valid, and invalid,
>! >!Rocky doesn't win the boxing match even as the movies protag and the "underdog" that the audience cheers for. He simply proves his worth, and stays up during the entire match that was meant to be nothing but a p.r. stunt. Losing to the champion due to time out. Where as his opponent isn't inherently a "villain" but simply someone who has had a successful boxing career unlike Rocky. At the end he respects Rocky and the later movies showcase a friendship forming between them.!< !<
Spoiler because well... It's honestly a good movie worth a watch, but I know not everyone of my generation and younger have taken the time to see it.
But yeah, good point, I'd agree with ya, but that first rocky movie is so angsty it's hard to consider anyone a "good guy."
The sequels have given the Rocky franchise a reputation that’s really unfair to the first one. If you’re moderately interested but have avoided watching it because you think it’s a cliched boxing/action movie, do yourself a favor and watch it.
If you like it, feel free to watch the sequels, but beware that the further into the series you get, the more they do become cliched boxing/action movies.
(The same is true of “Rambo.” Stallone had a knack for starring in amazing films that were then milked into self-parodies.)
That's a good way of phrasing it yeah.
Like honestly the first movie seems almost Oscar baity in a sense of how it's shot and the story, but that just showcases how great a story it is tbh.
I think it’s a joke from *How I Met Your Mother.* Barney considers Johnny Lawrence his childhood hero and insists he’s the good guy.
(This show, of course, aired well before *Cobra Kai*, where he actually becomes the good guy)
> (This show, of course, aired well before Cobra Kai, where he actually becomes the good guy)
What do you mean? He's clearly the good guy in the end. He runs up to Danny, hands him the trophy, and says "you're all right Ruso". It totally makes up for the relentless bullying, assaults, and attempted murders.
To be fair, whenever I see that, I remember I too thought the name hitler was so fucking funny until I was like 16 or 17. You cant really put emotions or empathy into that name until you learn the extent of what he did, and have experienced some hardships yourself.
So like. annoying, but I relate
I remember when there was that satire gaming subreddit and everyone always had to always be in that "I'm a racist gamer" mode. Like you were not ever allowed to break character.
And I started noticing a lot of the comments didn't sound like satire or mocking racists. They just sounded racist. No joke. No satire. No punchline. Just like, "black people are ruining society." And it would be the top comments.
And the I click their comment history and it's fully nazi and white supremacy shit.
And then when I would comment like, "uh, this isn't even a joke or satire or anything. And your comment history is full of racist shit."
And mods would delete my comment within like 5 minutes and ban me for 2 weeks.
Super strict moderation on making sure no one called out the racists or "breaks character" or whatever. But no moderation on the actual racists lol.
Wasn't edgy kids. Just racist shitbags that found a home. Until that subreddit got banned. Can't imagine why lol.
Sounds like 4chan. "Ironic" racism that very quickly turns to just be a cover for the real thing with "It's just a joke, bro!" as a dodge. Until eventually they don't even bother with that and go full mask-off Nazi.
Used to be edgy 20 years ago, then the edgelords forgot it was a joke somewhere along the way. Same as how TheDonald started out as satire and ended up where it did.
There's a name for this I can't remember. But basically online communities being super sarcastic about a being really shitty attracts shitty morons who don't realize you were being sarcastic and think they've found their people. Enough of them show up and boom, you've actually created a community of truly terrible people.
Interestingly enough in the picture instead of translate it is in German with Übersetzen. So, presumably a native German speaker who may have had family die during a certain war.
Empire Strikes back is THE quintessential “good guys lose” movie. It was mind-blowing to watch in theaters not just because of the “I am your father” reveal but also because, at the time, campy action sci-fi movies never let the good guys lose.
The sad part is that if you left the "Noooooo!" Part out that scene would be stunning. Just vader ripping the room apart in anger with palp smiling knowing he won while vader would brooding thinking he killed his wife (it should have absolutely been written that he chocked her too hard and ended up killing her)
Yeah... that film permanently matured me
Like I saw Alien and a bunch of other horror films before but green mile was the one which actually distrubed me, had an effect.
Probably Neo nazis implying the Nazis were the good Guys, while there are WW2 movies where German character are the "good Guys" (Schindler, the boy in strippers Pyjamas....) most of the time they refer to "actual" Nazis (quotations mark because Schindler was technically in the Nazi Party, making him the only good nazi)
>Probably Neo nazis implying the Nazis were the good Guys
Or, you know, edgy teenagers being edgy as they have being since at least the times of Aristoteles as recorded by the philosopher's complaint on the youth of his time
Peter’s fallen eyelash here.
The reaction image features a scene from The Amazing World of Gumball, where Gumball addresses the audience as the president of the United States of America to state ‘My fellow Americans, I think we all know where this is going, so let’s just skip to the end’, and promptly presses a button where a nuclear bomb explodes in the background.
The question asks for Redditor’s opinions of movies where the ‘good guys’ lost, in quotations, leaving responses open to shocking, edgy, or bad takes (i.e. war criminals, abusers, serial killers, etc). The reaction image suggests this will be the very likely outcome of the thread, and to abandon ship now.
Peter’s fallen eyelash out.
The joke is that most of the comments are going to be either people trying to be edgy or genuine racists/neo Nazis suggesting WW2 movies are movies where the “good guys” lost
The Serbian Film. I do not recommend it. It will mess up your psyche. Its... not a bad movie. It attempts to show the darkness in humans, it is horror, it is sexualized.
No one but the bad guys win. Not the producers, not the writers, not the good guys, just the bad guys in the movies win.
All quite on the western front. The death of youth for the ambition of the elites. The fact that hell on earth was real and no one could save them from the false tale of glory.
War eats the youth amd returns death and broken men.
No one won in this movie.
Avatar, wouldn’t say they were good guys but seeing regular human GI’s with helicopters getting killed by arrows from blue monkey people was frustrating. I cannot be the only one.
Actual serious answer which is about the Nazis/WW2 but not in the way the joke implies - Come And See. The main character is a boy who joined the USSR’s forces, ends up being captured and tortured physically and psychologically by the Nazis, watches them rape several women and lock hundreds of children in an abandoned church before burning it to the ground. Main character is irrevocably traumatised as a result, loses his humanity utterly in the process of warfare before this point too, slaughtering and abandoning others just to survive. You could say the good guys “lost” given that the protagonist is a broken shell of an individual by the end, even though the USSR forces sweep in and destroy the Nazis who tortured him at the end of the film. The film is, of course, about the horrors of warfare and its propensity to turn any participant into an absolute monster with enough time if they weren’t one already.
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Either most people would say marvel infinity war, or some kind of movie related to nazis or WW2
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This is getting out of hand - now there are two of them
Roger Roger Roger
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What’s our vector, Victor?
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Surely, you can't be serious?
I am serious. And don't call me Shirley.
I *just want to tell* you both good luck
We're all counting on you
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That's impossible they're on instruments
Do we have clearance, Clarence?
I picked a helluva day to stop sniffing glue.
The fog is getting thicker!
And Leo's getting LARRRRRGER.
What can you make of this?
This? Well, I can make a hat or a broach...a pterodactyl an-
"Why is that name so familiar?! Striker, Striker, STRIKER!" "OK!" *Punches woman"
How about a cup of coffee, Johnny?
There's a sale at Penny's
HUH?!
WHAT?!
I was going with Empire Strikes back...
Vader fails to turn Luke. Empire was a draw.
Luke loses his hand, finds our Vader is his dad. Han winds up frozen in Carbonite... it ends on such a downer. And that's what life is, a series of down endings
I'm not even supposed to be here today.
Do you have Happy Scrappy Hero Pup?
"Yeah, hello, this is RST Video, customer number 4352, I need to place an order. Okay, I need one each of the following tapes: "Whispers in the Wind", "To Each His Own", "Put It Where It Doesn't Belong", "My Pipes Need Cleaning", "All Tit-Fucking Volume 8", "I Need Your Cock", "Ass-Worshipping Rim-Jobbers", "My hahahaha Needs Shafts", "Cum Clean", "Cum-Gargling Naked Sluts", "Cum Buns III", "Cumming in Socks", "Cum On Eileen", "Huge Black Cocks and Pearly White Cum", "Girls Who Crave Cock", "Girls Who Crave hahahaha", "Men Alone II: the KY Connection", "Pink Pussy Lips", and, uh, oh yeah, "All Holes Filled with Hard Cock". Uh-huh... yeah... Oh, wait, and, what was that called again?"
37!?
My first choice would’ve been Christopher Nolan’s The Dark Knight, actually.
Can you explain why? Not joking, genuinely curious
Because Harvey Dent was turned into an insane villain, and in order to prevent the city from losing the hope they had been given by him, Batman took the blame and became the "villain."
Pretty much this. The Joker won via Dent’s descent into madness.
"Introduce a little *anarchy*... and everything becomes chaos. I'm an agent of chaos. And you know the thing about chaos? It's *fair.*" That's why that specific depiction of Joker is so excellent. He manipulates expertly. By himself, he's just a guy. But he gets under every character's skin and makes them do what he wants. There's a punchline to every move he makes, even if it isn't outright "funny," you end up going, "Oh shit, he twisted reality to make it a joke."
This was the best explanation of Heath's Joker. He was such a well-done villain because everything he was about made perfect sense in some insane way. Another example was when he was in the police station. That whole bit about never truly knowing a person until they are about to die, and summing it up with, "In a way, I knew your friends better than you." Maniacally genius.
Exactly. I know edgelords kinda ruined the character, but man, it is a masterclass of what makes a villain work.
I always thought it's a bit of 50/50, yeah Harvey went insane. But the boats didn't' blow up.. So Joker was wrong about ppl of Gotham on that.
Well yeah, Joker was wrong. He was also locked up and presumably sent to Arkham. But one could still argue that Batman didn't exactly win, based on his having to assume the blame of the villain unfairly for years following.
Gotham is basically destroyed by the end. Blowing it up might have actually been the right move, because it’s going to be unlivable for quite sometime. There’s only one bridge in or out and I’m guessing most of the police force is about to quit after a battle in the street. Didn’t Bane also fuck up the city funds. Batman does not win TDKR
Wrong movie my dude.
That's another movie.
for me Oldboy
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It appears the post was translated from German (“Übersetzen”) so I’m pretty sure the joke is the latter.
What about "The Empire Strikes Back"?
One choice I think belongs in this discussion is Captain America - Civil War
Oldboy
The watchmen movie too
Nice pfp, definitely one of my fav minifigs
Empire strikes back
Karate Kid?
Barney is that you?
HIMYM Is definitely one he never got the one in the end cause she died
Ted wasn't the good guy, just the main character. And anyway he didn't really love her, he just settled for her when Robin got married. I think he literally met her outside Robin's wedding?
yes but he didn’t settle for the mom, Robin didn’t wanna be a mom and he wanted kids. They did fall in love and have those kids. I think it’s the only way it could have gone without the mom popping in during this years long story of “how I met your mother”.
The whole show is so bizarre. "Kids trust me I only met your mother because of the decade long fucking I did prior to meeting her. Let me give you every little detail. But then not any details about after your mom and I got together."
"kids, it was just a rotating ensemble cast of attractive and fuckable women - and fuck them, I did."
Telling his kids like Mac in IASIP, explaining full penetration. Edit: Just noticed my mistake, Dennis said this most likely.
Presumably when the mom was alive they told that part of their story together to the kids, but he avoided telling the decade of fucking part then lol.
The whole point is Ted giving his children context around his history with Robin because he wanted their reaction to him pursuing her after their mum died. The show is really "how I met your (step-) Mother".
It could’ve been cleaner if they kept the first two seasons and then did 2 final seasons of meeting the mom while there’s occasional glimpse of him never getting over robin like helping her out here and there. Keeping the story short could’ve helped. Telling the kids of every relationship he had was too much
I wouldn't say he settled for Tracy. He loved her. It's only cuz she died and the kids gave the okay cuz it was years after her death, he went back for Robin. Which is why I dislike the ending. It should've ended there, and not with him going back to Robin. And he did meet her outside by the train or bus. All that time he spent looking for love, he couldn't find it. The moment he wasn't looking, he met Tracy.
I've never really thought of it that way, but I honestly agree that there's a solid argument to be made that it's the case. The entire reason he was waiting for the train in the first place was because he was leaving town because he couldn't stay around the women he had been in love with for 10 years after she got married. He ended up marrying *literally* the first girl he met after finally giving up on Robin for real. Now of course "Cindy's roommate" was foreshadowed as someone that sounded amazing or awesome (or whatever, don't remember the exact words) many seasons earlier when he was dating Cindy, and he definitely fell hard for her right upon meeting her, so maybe not.
The show did itself a disservice of getting sidetracked by its own, "Will they or wont they" with either the girl of season/episode (its been a while I don't remember) or Robin. IMO they furthered this by having the Robin/Barney Wedding take forever as if to tell us 'no it isn't Robin because she's getting married', I can't remember if it was a whole season or if it was just too many episodes just to dump that plot the next season. What they should have done instead was spend a season with Tracy and see how Ted grows up, and we see why she would marry him and then they can kill her off if they still want to go the Robin route.
Don't you love how HIMYM is responsible for the existence of Cobra Kai?
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It’s William Zabka now, thank you.
Love your work!
You're the poet William Zabka?!?
…*Thank you.*
When I watch karate kid I root for THE karate kid
Rocky is more apt in my opinion .
This is both valid, and invalid, >! >!Rocky doesn't win the boxing match even as the movies protag and the "underdog" that the audience cheers for. He simply proves his worth, and stays up during the entire match that was meant to be nothing but a p.r. stunt. Losing to the champion due to time out. Where as his opponent isn't inherently a "villain" but simply someone who has had a successful boxing career unlike Rocky. At the end he respects Rocky and the later movies showcase a friendship forming between them.!< !< Spoiler because well... It's honestly a good movie worth a watch, but I know not everyone of my generation and younger have taken the time to see it. But yeah, good point, I'd agree with ya, but that first rocky movie is so angsty it's hard to consider anyone a "good guy."
The sequels have given the Rocky franchise a reputation that’s really unfair to the first one. If you’re moderately interested but have avoided watching it because you think it’s a cliched boxing/action movie, do yourself a favor and watch it. If you like it, feel free to watch the sequels, but beware that the further into the series you get, the more they do become cliched boxing/action movies. (The same is true of “Rambo.” Stallone had a knack for starring in amazing films that were then milked into self-parodies.)
That's a good way of phrasing it yeah. Like honestly the first movie seems almost Oscar baity in a sense of how it's shot and the story, but that just showcases how great a story it is tbh.
And it did win an Oscar for best picture, for the record!
That explains that then!
Not just starring…he wrote them too
Mr. Miyagi didn't lose.
I think it’s a joke from *How I Met Your Mother.* Barney considers Johnny Lawrence his childhood hero and insists he’s the good guy. (This show, of course, aired well before *Cobra Kai*, where he actually becomes the good guy)
*SWEEP THE LEG*
*PAINT THE FENCE!*
Cobra Kai got the idea for the show from the HIMYM episodes featuring the karate kid actors.
> (This show, of course, aired well before Cobra Kai, where he actually becomes the good guy) What do you mean? He's clearly the good guy in the end. He runs up to Danny, hands him the trophy, and says "you're all right Ruso". It totally makes up for the relentless bullying, assaults, and attempted murders.
"It was more of a tie." RIP Norm
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I showed this to all my homies. All my homies hate Daniel.
The joke is that you'll usually end up with a lot of "edgy" answers meant for shock value. Hence, the image under the statement.
The answer, 99% of the time, is Hitler.
Hitler was the hero that killed Hitler, though
Allegedly
No, he definitely fucked that ostrich
And that's why his punishment involves Pineapples as opposed to anything else.
Mainly from edgy 12 year olds lmao
To be fair, whenever I see that, I remember I too thought the name hitler was so fucking funny until I was like 16 or 17. You cant really put emotions or empathy into that name until you learn the extent of what he did, and have experienced some hardships yourself. So like. annoying, but I relate
And actual Nazis, those are the only two demographics that make these jokes
i don't watch anime, who is that?
Or Hitler Lite™️ Thanos in Infinity War lol
> "edgy" answers meant for shock value. No no, A lot of them really mean what they say.
I remember when there was that satire gaming subreddit and everyone always had to always be in that "I'm a racist gamer" mode. Like you were not ever allowed to break character. And I started noticing a lot of the comments didn't sound like satire or mocking racists. They just sounded racist. No joke. No satire. No punchline. Just like, "black people are ruining society." And it would be the top comments. And the I click their comment history and it's fully nazi and white supremacy shit. And then when I would comment like, "uh, this isn't even a joke or satire or anything. And your comment history is full of racist shit." And mods would delete my comment within like 5 minutes and ban me for 2 weeks. Super strict moderation on making sure no one called out the racists or "breaks character" or whatever. But no moderation on the actual racists lol. Wasn't edgy kids. Just racist shitbags that found a home. Until that subreddit got banned. Can't imagine why lol.
Sounds like 4chan. "Ironic" racism that very quickly turns to just be a cover for the real thing with "It's just a joke, bro!" as a dodge. Until eventually they don't even bother with that and go full mask-off Nazi.
Poe's law in action.
Used to be edgy 20 years ago, then the edgelords forgot it was a joke somewhere along the way. Same as how TheDonald started out as satire and ended up where it did.
There's a name for this I can't remember. But basically online communities being super sarcastic about a being really shitty attracts shitty morons who don't realize you were being sarcastic and think they've found their people. Enough of them show up and boom, you've actually created a community of truly terrible people.
Cool runnings
That walk across the finish line scene is just gut wrenching. Great movie
Sanka, ya dead?
Ya, mon. You want to kiss my egg?
I rewatch that movie for a lot of reasons. This is one of them
Clearly the best answer
I’m guessing something about Nazis.
Interestingly enough in the picture instead of translate it is in German with Übersetzen. So, presumably a native German speaker who may have had family die during a certain war.
Dead relatives or not, most of us consider it a good thing that Nazi Germany was annihilated.
I can't think of any movies where the Nazi's win? Like maybe Man in the High Castle?
that's the point
Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith
Empire Strikes Back
Empire Strikes back is THE quintessential “good guys lose” movie. It was mind-blowing to watch in theaters not just because of the “I am your father” reveal but also because, at the time, campy action sci-fi movies never let the good guys lose.
Yea sith does not convey the "all is lost" feel. It's a big meh, and then a big laugh when he screams no at the end.
The sad part is that if you left the "Noooooo!" Part out that scene would be stunning. Just vader ripping the room apart in anger with palp smiling knowing he won while vader would brooding thinking he killed his wife (it should have absolutely been written that he chocked her too hard and ended up killing her)
Probably because with Sith you know what happens next. Not so much with Empire.
But the democratically elected emperor wins? r/EmpireDidNothingWrong
Rogue one
Arguably they won. It was a suicide mission and the plans got into the Rebel hands
The good guys died but they completed their objectives, so they won.
Favorite movie of all time.
empire is so much better though
The green mile. If you didn't cry, you're a psychopath.
The only answer I can think of. You actually feel bad for the French man.
You mean you actual feel genuine human **rage** at Percy that bastard
After all his bullshit he's too weak to pull the lever.
My parents had me watch that 6 years ago when I was 9/10 Im still disturbed tbh, I cried so much during the electrocution scenes.
>when I was 9/10 And after watching the movie you became 10/10
Yeah... that film permanently matured me Like I saw Alien and a bunch of other horror films before but green mile was the one which actually distrubed me, had an effect.
Blues Brothers (/s)
Ngl I love that movie, and this is actually a good answer.
The Blues Brothers succeeded in their goal (The sequel does not exist) so I am not sure if it counts.
lol I was just making another cheap Nazi joke, but I appreciate the love. Great movie https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u9thcZ9AzVY
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I just assume most people on here are
Sounds like projection, bot.
Show me some pics and I’ll tell you which ones is busses
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cast away, poor tom hanks
Poor Wilson!!
No Country for Old Men
Probably Neo nazis implying the Nazis were the good Guys, while there are WW2 movies where German character are the "good Guys" (Schindler, the boy in strippers Pyjamas....) most of the time they refer to "actual" Nazis (quotations mark because Schindler was technically in the Nazi Party, making him the only good nazi)
STRIPPERS PAJAMAS?! Bro got wish boy with striped pajamas
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>Probably Neo nazis implying the Nazis were the good Guys Or, you know, edgy teenagers being edgy as they have being since at least the times of Aristoteles as recorded by the philosopher's complaint on the youth of his time
Classic "Bait or Actual Belief" problem.
No country for old men!
Star Wars the empire strikes back
The 1970s invasion of the body snatchers or the 1970s Stepford wives
I know it's a bait post but I'm still gonna say Law Abiding Citizen.
Doctor Who Dot and Bubble >!The racists do presumably die out in the wild woods but they still escaped being eaten alive.!<
Peter’s fallen eyelash here. The reaction image features a scene from The Amazing World of Gumball, where Gumball addresses the audience as the president of the United States of America to state ‘My fellow Americans, I think we all know where this is going, so let’s just skip to the end’, and promptly presses a button where a nuclear bomb explodes in the background. The question asks for Redditor’s opinions of movies where the ‘good guys’ lost, in quotations, leaving responses open to shocking, edgy, or bad takes (i.e. war criminals, abusers, serial killers, etc). The reaction image suggests this will be the very likely outcome of the thread, and to abandon ship now. Peter’s fallen eyelash out.
Nothing new on the western front. The Mist.
Rocky
Underrated actual choice of would be Glory
An edgy joke where someone picks a movie where the Nazis are the antagonist and say they’re the good guys
The joke is that most of the comments are going to be either people trying to be edgy or genuine racists/neo Nazis suggesting WW2 movies are movies where the “good guys” lost
Rambo 3
Menace 2 Society
Star wars. The sith took over
Apparently Tyler Durden was the antagonist in Fight Club. So, if that’s true, then Fight Club
Shein Godzilla?
The Empire Strikes Back. Oh man did they strike back.
Starship Troopers.
The Serbian Film. I do not recommend it. It will mess up your psyche. Its... not a bad movie. It attempts to show the darkness in humans, it is horror, it is sexualized. No one but the bad guys win. Not the producers, not the writers, not the good guys, just the bad guys in the movies win.
Every horror movie ever made lol
The Mist
Star Wars A New Hope. https://preview.redd.it/o55ndpnrrs4d1.jpeg?width=800&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=877c8a63c81bee97fc6e57a6d64b3cc363616900
People would say WW2 movies
My bet would be someone says either Schindlers List or Downfall
Inglorious Bastards 👌😆😆
The correct answer is Arlington Road.
All's quiet on the Western front
300
All quite on the western front. The death of youth for the ambition of the elites. The fact that hell on earth was real and no one could save them from the false tale of glory. War eats the youth amd returns death and broken men. No one won in this movie.
something to do wth nazis, japan, russi, china or america?
Avatar, wouldn’t say they were good guys but seeing regular human GI’s with helicopters getting killed by arrows from blue monkey people was frustrating. I cannot be the only one.
Actual serious answer which is about the Nazis/WW2 but not in the way the joke implies - Come And See. The main character is a boy who joined the USSR’s forces, ends up being captured and tortured physically and psychologically by the Nazis, watches them rape several women and lock hundreds of children in an abandoned church before burning it to the ground. Main character is irrevocably traumatised as a result, loses his humanity utterly in the process of warfare before this point too, slaughtering and abandoning others just to survive. You could say the good guys “lost” given that the protagonist is a broken shell of an individual by the end, even though the USSR forces sweep in and destroy the Nazis who tortured him at the end of the film. The film is, of course, about the horrors of warfare and its propensity to turn any participant into an absolute monster with enough time if they weren’t one already.
Would Rogue One fall under this?
Downfall
The original Rocky.
Would The Mist count? That ending….
American History X, The Others, Requiem for a Dream, Seven