Is there a better Dreamworks villain?
>>87413411
That wasn't too hard.
>>87413452
yes
>>87413411
Heck, even Farquaad was better.
>>87413452
>>87413466
Shen was trash
>>87413467
>comedic villain is better than serious one
Get a load of this faggot
He's not even close.
>>87413584
He's not a villain, desu.
>>87413603
I suppose that's a matter of opinion, but I would argue that a sympathetic villain is still a villain
>>87413452
Gary Oldman was epic in the role.
>>87413620
He's the antagonist but I would be hard pressed to call Ramses a villain. I'd call God/YHWH the villain before i'd give the role to Ramses.
>>87414300
>I'd call God/YHWH the villain before i'd give the role to Ramses.
>>87414325
Motherfucker.
Depending on the interpretation you've read it was YHWH who hardened the pharaoh's heart. Ramses was going to let them go after the first couple of plagues but God manipulated him so that he didn't, multiple times in fact, simply to show a point. God pitted the two brothers against each other and destroyed Egypt, despite Egypt willing to acquiesce, simply to show that he shouldn't be fucked with.
He's not in an antagonistic role in the film but he's much more of a villain in the traditional sense than Ramses.
>>87414358
You can't mix bible canon with film canon. If we're going by the idea that Moses and Ramses are brother's than you have to ignore the scripture that implies it was God's fault Ramses was a stubborn idiot because in movie it's more about Ramses being angry with Moses and trying to uphold his father's legacy.
> You who I called brother, how could you have come to hate me so? Is this what you wanted?
>Then let my heart be hardened and never mind how high the cost may grow
>>87413553
>>comedic villain is better than serious one
Yes.
Though it's better when they're comedic but still a threat.
>>87414300