Is Osborne Cox the biggest a-hole in movie history?

Linda Litzke is a bigger a-hole. Everybody's life was ruined and everybody who died, died because she wanted her plastic surgery. If she wasn't in the picture, everybody who died would be alive.

Linda Litzke would've killed Tom Towles in both those movies by accident. That's how heinous she was.


I love Tom Towles by the way. Not literally, just his creepy acting. Lol.

I felt bad for him! He gets fired, his wife is cheating on him, his wife just up and leaves him, his money is taken away. All he's got going for him is his novel which is stolen and then held at ransom. Of course he's pissed and I wasn't surprised when he snapped.
He didn't know that Ted was a nice guy--he found him in his basement snooping through his stuff, after his book has already been stolen. So he suspects the worst and he's not going to take this crap anymore.

If anything, I would say Osbourne is one of the more sympathetic characters in the movie.


And a little help comes in a little glass vial and a gun pressed against her anatomy.

I felt for him.

He was surrounded by idiots. and they just brang him down.

he should not have let them get to him as easily.

Killing the Brad was just bad luck. Wrong place wrong time for both of them.
Neither should have been there.

How 'bout 'Rocky' Stallone and John Wayne. PFAH, in the purest form.

Oh.

Like posters above, I hated Linda alot more. The fact that she she gets to avoid a federal treason charge and gets her surgeries while he ends up in a coma just irked me.

Also, it was completely misdirected at Ted, but his line about fighting the morons struck a chord with me. He might be a drinker and a chronic swearer but I think we can relate to his hatred of all things stupid.

And I really love his modified exercise chanting. That to me was the most hilarious part in the whole film.

Formerly cactusx + Grant_Mitchell

he kills the only simpathetic character in the movie.

There's speculation on what sort of person Ted was before he started working at the gym. He lost his job as a priest for unknown reasons.

Well what use are MY brains if I'm tied up with a dumb clunk like you!

While Malkovich's character may seem like a sympathetic character on the account that he didn't cheat on his wife, one can't overlook his arrogance, hypocrisy and other weaknesses:

His career as an intelligence analyst was obviously passed down to him (as we heard when he talked to his ailing father on the yacht).

He was self-indulgent and egotistical. He was not a high level spook, and unless his tenure in the Balkans included the Bosnian War, his "memoir" would probably be self-indulgent and boring.

He was calling other people stupid, yet he didn't keep his work in a safe place, did not know his own bank account # and didn't go through the proper legal procedures to counter his wife's actions against him.