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How to Reinvent a Villain

Long-form11:21People & BlogsPublished Oct 26, 2025, 6:43 PM · 12mo ago
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Play Foundation: Galactic Frontier for free on IOS, Android, and PC and receive a bonus gift using code Squampopulous https://foundation.onelink.me/RBex/61s9ey8s Check out the official channel for more: https://www.youtube.com/@Foundation_GalacticFrontier #FoundationGAME #FGF How many characters can you call both a great villain and a great hero? If we’re going by the American Film Institute’s top heroes and villains list, the answer is one. Out of 50 heroes and 50 villains, only one character happens to appear on both lists: The Terminator. On the villain’s list, the T800 from Terminator 1 takes the 22nd place. He is ruthless, calculated, and unstoppable, all of the makings of a villain you can’t forget. But on the heroes’ list, the T800 from Terminator 2 takes the 48th place. He is patient, thoughtful, and caring, marking one of the biggest 180s in film history. So how do we go from villain to hero in a single sequel?

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