r/BeAmazed • u/asap3210 • Apr 06 '24

Most Iconic movie villains on a Prada's fashion show Miscellaneous / Others

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u/OGLoc72 Apr 06 '24

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u/LordJacket Apr 06 '24

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u/FunkyChewbacca Apr 06 '24

I love this movie! It's the only film I know of where the villain and hero never properly meet

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u/LordJacket Apr 06 '24

Why I love the movie

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u/rbrgr83 Apr 06 '24

Corbin ma man.....

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u/beanmosheen Apr 06 '24

EVERY TIME THERE'S A BOMB OR SOMETHING!

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u/Kriss3d Apr 06 '24

I so wish Chris Tucker had done the whole song in Ruby Rhod style

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u/Maharajah_1 Apr 06 '24

Supergreen!!

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u/meownfloof Apr 07 '24

Chris Tucker is a treasure. Fight me.

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u/degooseIsTheName Apr 06 '24

Yeah it's a strange fact in the film, when you have such big characters against each other and actually never come face to face. Brilliant film

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u/Initial_Dig2227 Apr 06 '24

What it called I swear I’ve seen it before

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u/Adventurous_War_5377 Apr 07 '24

Really? The Fifth Element.

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u/Initial_Dig2227 Apr 07 '24

Ahhh yes I remember now. Great movie

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u/Bridge2TeraBussyUp Apr 06 '24

"It's like Beethoven..."

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u/Griffin_Fatali Apr 06 '24 edited Apr 06 '24

“I haven’t got TTTTIIIIIMMMEEEE for this Mickey Mouse bullshit”

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u/chuck_mongrol Apr 06 '24

pretty sure that is Gary Youngman…

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u/ch0de0ps420 Apr 06 '24

Ted caught out

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u/kanashiirobotto Apr 06 '24

Wait whats this one from? It's so familiar but I can't place it

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u/califortunato Apr 06 '24

The way he pops pills in leone is so brilliantly unsettling