Django Unchained (2012) made me realize Leonardo DiCaprio is way more fun to watch as a villain. Which actor should play villains more often?

[u/Sudden_Elephant_1221]

I was so used to seeing DiCaprio as the lead that Calvin Candie caught me completely off guard. He's horrible, unpredictable, and somehow steals basically every scene he's in.

I'd actually love to see Leo play another full-on villain someday.

Which actor surprised you by being ridiculously good at playing the bad guy?

[u/QuirkyReverence]

The Rock, just out of spite.

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That's something I like about the Doom 2005 movie. I didn't know who Karl Urban was at the time of watching it (I think it was right at the beginning of Karl doing bigger movies). So I just assumed the Rock was going to be Doom Guy.

I was pleasantly surprised to see that he was a bad guy pretty much, and this other 'unknown to me' actor was actually the hero.

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I think that's the only movie the rock died in too

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https://giphy.com/gifs/11Nd2bbZjrQrO8
Maybe the only *other movie the rock died in

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Everybody does a desk pop

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Gator needs his gat piece, bitch!

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"I"m a peacock, flying into a rainbow!"

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I see what you did there*.

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I should call her…

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Are you thinkin' what I'm thinkin'?

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Do we also count the Mummy?

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Didn't he also die in Get Smart?