I’m watching “I Care A Lot” on Netflix and it’s about people that take advantage of the elderly versus the Russian mafia.
What other movies have no good guys?
The ironically named Goodfellas.
Vacillating over were there any good guys in “Glengarry Glen Ross”. Not sure if I could call any of them exemplary, exactly. Maybe the office manager, or the somewhat puffball Alan Arkin role?
Kill Bill
Pulp Fiction
The Hateful Eight
Sin City
The Godfather Trilogy
At least as far as major characters go.
Few more off top of head…
Man Bites Dog
Wild Bunch (nah, not even Holden)
American Psycho
Eating Raoul
Los Olvidados
Auto Focus
ETA:
And all the wonderfully (in their own right) obnoxious folks in Mike Leigh’s “Abigail’s Party”
Christopher Walken carried a watch up his ass for two years just so he could return it to little Bruce! What does it take to impress you?
That’s why I added the qualifier “major characters.”
After I posted. Or I’m just really unobservant today.
Very Bad Things
Downfall
Bad Santa
Antichrist
The Women (2008)
It’s basically a superhero origin story for the guy who’s going to Walk The Earth — you know, like Caine in Kung Fu — walk from place to place, get in adventures.
Most movies that are based on the premise of a group of strangers being holed up together somewhere unknown and left to their own devices to figure out a) why and b) how to get out
The Wolf of Wall Street
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
I recall that the review on WXRT for To Live and Die in LA was “a movie so cool that everyone’s a jerk and eventually gets shot in the face”
Well, he was a captain.
Memento
I, Tonya
That is one I’m thinking about. Also, I’m trying to remember if anyone in A Simple Plan would count as good. Or in any movie that involves the protagonists planning and getting away with (for certain values of “getting away with”) crimes. (Oceans 1-Oceans 97, for example. Or The Sting.)