Movie Villains Get Roasted In This Twitter Meme Full Of Hot Takes

These memes, known as "The Movie Villain vs. The Actual Villain," are a great way for people to roast things they hate about movies, or to insinuate that the protagonist is actually the villain. We're here for it, and if you'd like to read more, head on over to Know Your Meme!

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