What villain had the best in movie introduction ever?

No, lieutenant, your men are already dead.

yes

Everyone else is carrying bags and weapons and shit, Gruber is in the middle of the group with his hands in his pockets. So many perfect little moments in Die Hard.

This one. The pencil disappearing "trick" really sets the tone for the insanity about to ensue.

💯 Absolutely

Spot on. That is a solid fun fact. Need to watch it this week in honor of that. 

Dunno, I think his Rogue One introduction was better. But of course, since that kinda leads directly into A New Hope...

Can I piggyback off this one and give a mention to a different Tarantino villain with Elle Driver in Kill Bill?

Inglourious

I actually personally know the people responsible for that movie poster. Actually for a lot of movie posters. It was Tony Seiniger and his team.

I have to google this because I admittedly have no clue what you’re expressing.

Anther name I’m going to need to google.

I f****** *love* the lighting in that scene.

My big issue with that scene is that, in context, it makes Vader look like a bit of a chump. In isolation, he’s an absolute *monster* and it’s f****** cool—and even *cathartic*—to finally see him tear loose. Kinda like finally getting to see Wolverine properly f*** goons up in Logan. But within context of the greater story, Vader fails in that scene. He fails horribly and unnecessarily at something *crucial.* His job is to get the plans. That’s it. And it’s of utmost importance. But instead of grabbing the plans—which are right there on a physical data device—he spends his time showing off and enjoying the violence. In doing so, he lets the plans slip right through his fingers. *And then*, we realize that this happens immediately before A New Hope, meaning Vader does nearly the exact same thing only moments later, allowing the plans to escape with R2. Of course, this all leads to discovering Luke and destroying the Death Star and then the Empire itself. Vader dun goofed.

>Also power dosnt have to mean physical. Cunning, quiet confidence, ruthlessness, even utter disregard can all show this This is exactly why the Vader intro in Star Wars is great, and the cameo in Rogue One was lame.