Phrases with «true villain»

The phrase "true villain" refers to a person who is unquestionably or genuinely evil or wicked. Full definition

Sentences with «true villain»

  • The mirrored story lines about fear of getting old work well, because each character has a specific place to draw the line — and when the lines aren't spiteful (because these characters aren't true villains), they're funny: the movie's slapstick never fails, but the De Niro party is more effective than anything De Niro himself has done for years. (trespassmag.com)
  • Without spoiling too much, the titular suicide squad basically respond to a supernatural disturbance, fighting a bunch of CGI looking monsters that do pave the way for some entertaining action sequences, but in the end what we are left with is a movie about villains that has a terribly motivated and generic true villain. (flickeringmyth.com)
  • Though Gale isn't as overtly reprehensible as Tommy Lee Jones» cartoonishly depraved jail warden, or Tom Sizemore's murderous, attention - seeking Detective Scagnetti, he emerges as perhaps the film's true villain while simultaneously being the only character the audience might even consider empathizing with. (bullz-eye.com)
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