The main villain turns out to be a secret group’s attempt to recreate Hitler, and he basically just manipulates everyone he meets to either commit murder or suicide; also it shows people from all parts of the world as being really friendly and to have a human side to them (which by the way was one of the things I hated about the live action movie Taken, which I felt depicted that people all over the world are evil and scary). It showed the people who tried to recreate Hitler were killed by him and were just losers trying to…I can’t remember, make a fourth reich or something? They also make it clear that the villain isn’t genetically predisposed to evil, he’s a product of environment.
The main character trying to save Hitler 2’s life at the end again despite everything he’d seen and experienced was just basically peak liberalism, but I can understand it would turn off most viewers to watch the protagonist double tap the villain.
Also Monster:
The main villain turns out to be a secret group’s attempt to recreate Hitler, and he basically just manipulates everyone he meets to either commit murder or suicide; also it shows people from all parts of the world as being really friendly and to have a human side to them (which by the way was one of the things I hated about the live action movie Taken, which I felt depicted that people all over the world are evil and scary). It showed the people who tried to recreate Hitler were killed by him and were just losers trying to…I can’t remember, make a fourth reich or something? They also make it clear that the villain isn’t genetically predisposed to evil, he’s a product of environment.
The main character trying to save Hitler 2’s life at the end again despite everything he’d seen and experienced was just basically peak liberalism, but I can understand it would turn off most viewers to watch the protagonist double tap the villain.