>villain ties up the hero and has his minions transport him to a prison to await execution instead of just fucking shooting him
Villain ties up the hero and has his minions transport him to a prison to await execution instead of just fucking...
Jackson Foster
Brayden Kelly
i liked in devils rejects when they immediately execute the comic relief hostage within the first sentence
Nicholas Roberts
>villain ties the hero to an unnecessary complicated torture machine and leaves the room
>hero actually gets slowly tortured to death
Charles Cooper
You know the rule, name 6 movies chuds
Austin Kelly
Austin Powers
Jaxon Cook
This trope was addressed in Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery
Ryan Smith
>anime
>villain leaves hero alive because he sees potential in him
Juan Cox
>protag kills all of the villain's minions with no hesitation or remorse
>villain takes the best out of the protag but talks his ass off instead of killing him for once
Carter Campbell
>Villain is about to execute main character
>Villian suddenly kills minion
>Five minute back story explains what's going on.
Josiah Garcia
>villain subverts the comic book trope of villains explaining his master plan and breaks the fourth wall by explaining how he's not a typical comic book villain and proceeds to disintegrate a big blue glowing naked man
i hate when this happens
Jose Price
>villain explains his plan
>good guy says that he's going to stop the bad guy
>bad guy laughs because everything he said has already happened
Juan Butler
also
>hero leaves villain alive because he sees potential in him
Austin Rivera
>hero tries to get villain assassinated
>fails
>wanders around putting a gun to his head screaming
Thomas White
Austin Powers had a pretty good take on this
>Why don't you just shoot him now? I mean, I'll go get a gun. We'll shoot him together.
Mason Baker
>pro wrestling has a everything goes hardcore no rules unscantioned double hell match
>they don't just shoot each other
Thomas Brown
>film is a moderately interesting spy flick
>instead of ending, there's suddenly an illogical and totally pointless plot twist that creates a littany of plot holes
Ryder Martin
>villain leaves hero alive because he's "not even worth killing"
Kevin Robinson
Kino
James Turner
>villain kills own henchmen for ridiculous reasons
>hero insults villain
>everyone's silent
>"heh i like this kid, he's got some chuzpah"
>villain grabs his balls and everyone laughs
Dylan Mitchell
>super strong henchman slaughters a group of nameless guards/soldiers effortlessly
>fights protagonist
>instead of crushing him, or slicing off his head or anything else, the henchman picks up the protagonist and throws him at nothing
Chase Lee
>Kingsman: Secret Service
”You know this reminds me of? Those old movies that we love so much, where I tell you this convoluted plan and you find a equally convoluted way to escape”.
”Sounds good to me”
”Well this ain’t that kind of movie”
*BANG*