Hollywood's Villains And Morality Rewriting

This video explores Hollywood’s growing obsession with “misunderstood villains” and morally gray protagonists. Examples like Netflix's reimagined Cinderella—where even the stepsisters are portrayed as kind and sympathetic—and the audience-favorite villain Aunt Glattis from Weapons show how modern media often blurs the line between good and evil. The discussion examines why Hollywood seems hesitant to give characters a clear moral center, even heroes, and questions whether this reflects a lack of respect for viewers’ ability to interpret motivations. It also highlights shows and media, from K-pop Demon Hunters to long-running TV series, that balance nuanced characters with essential moral lessons, proving that villains can still be truly evil—and still compelling.

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