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I feel the same way. Anakin should have killed Obi-Wan instead of ani getting his legs and arm cut off but darth gets his revenge but then dies... Anyways, I'm always rooting for the darkside of things!

in movies, yes. It would be interesting... in real life NO.

Yes i think its just not fair and too predictable. Just once i'd like to be shocked by a completely evil ending whereby Evil actually wins. If i was in a comic book i'd be the bad guy. In real life, i actually feel the same.. maybe i should make my own is it normal post, i always want the high school shooters to escape or Charles Mason to be released..

Haha, I'm the same way. When I was 8, I finished Yoshi's Story, and I cried because Baby Bowser got kicked out of his castle. :(
I always feel so bad for the villains when they've almost achieved what they've worked so hard for and then it's snatched away by those no-good good-doers!

You probably identify with the villain's struggle more. Usually, the villain is trying to "create his own world." He takes whatever he wants, and will kill anyone who gets in his way. The hero is bound to stop him because his selfish actions threaten the hero's society. Many people today are at odds with society. When you see something you cannot afford, one may think "why not just take it?" When one is spurned by the one he loves, he may think "why not just take her?" The villain is courageous and powerful enough to take the things he wants, unlike most of us. Because of this, a part of us admires him. But because of our sense of morality, we cannot be like him.

Absolutely. So many a time 'good' is made so obnoxious by the script writer that one prefers the enterprise and intelligence of the 'evil' instead of the undeserved dumb good luck of 'virtue'.
Who really likes the Roadrunner? I think the majority aligns with poor Willy Coyote.

Yup :) I always wanted Team Rocket to catch Pikachu when I watched Pokemon as a kid, lol