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Heroes and villains are generally considered to be the ultimate rivals. But these movies luckily gave us a chance to witness their love chemistry! Often there is a character in the movies who specifically serve as the romantic interest for the protagonist. The character is almost always positive and possibly the most attractive. However, story writers gave their protagonists the freedom to fall for enchanting yet shady villains. 

Such romantic attachments are the most intriguing and captivating to witness. There is a correct mixture of spice and sweet in these combinations. You never know what to expect. Is it going to be a lovely romantic moment or a deadly fight between the two? Will they end up together, or is one of them going to stab the other? 

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The movie plot progresses because of the distinguished intentions of the hero and the anti-hero. An action movie villain can be commonly seen as carrying out the bad stuff, whereas a teen movie villain is a kid with many personal issues. But despite the variety, these romantic attachments are always interesting to watch.

James Bond & Pussy Galore – Goldfinger (1964)

The movie Goldfinger introduces us to the most impressive and intimidating bond girls of all time, known as Pussy Galore. Our protagonist James Bond (Sean Connery), crosses paths with Pussy during his quest for Auric Goldfinger. Pussy also happens to be the personal pilot of Goldfinger. However, that changes when Bond successfully convinces her to give up and join his quest instead. 

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In contrast to Bond, who was genuinely the hero, Pussy was merely a worker of an antagonist and not someone bearing wicked motivations. Nevertheless, credits to her liking for Bond and the irresistible attachment between the two, she agrees to help him take down Goldfinger. Together they fail the evil plan of Goldfinger that involved stealing all the gold from Fort Knox.

James Bond & Elektra King – The World Is Not Enough (1999)

Bond might be the real lady-killer with his charming ways, but sometimes he has to lose his happily-ever-after too. This is precisely the romantic ending in the Bond movie “The World is not Enough”. Here, Bond (Pierce Brosnan) is assigned the mission of saving Elektra’s life after her father’s death. But Elektra is also the one to be blamed for the oil tycoon’s death since she has taken sides with the antagonist, Renard.  

Elektra wickedly schemes to destruct Istanbul with a Nuclear Bomb, which would result in her inherited pipeline becoming the only source of oil in the entire world. To prevent Bond from uncovering this truth, she pretends a fake relationship with him. However, Bond kills Elektra by shooting her, and the love story converts into a tragedy.

Batman & Catwoman – Batman Returns (1992)

The infamous characters Bruce Wayne and Selina Kyle were ordinary individuals at the time of their meet. Because of which they were in the dark about the truth of each other’s secondary identity. The dark doesn’t last long, though, for eventually, Selina (Catwoman) ends up uncovering the truth about Bruce (Batman). She decides to disable Bruce, for she fears he could disrupt her revenge from Max Shreck, her murderer.

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Similar to the Bond movie “The world is not enough”, Batman attempts to convince Catwoman about changing her mind using their relationship as a method to soften her. However, here the protagonist fails, and Selina goes ahead to electrocute Max anyways. The climax ends with the characters choosing their distinguished paths to walk upon. Despite the absence of happily-ever-after, the ending is justified according to the characters and the plot. The movie introduces the belief that love might be the strongest emotion, but people never really change at the core.

Mina & Dracula – Bram Stoker’s Dracula (1992)

The movie Dracula narrates the tragic story of a count who by hard circumstances becomes a wicked vampire. But the female protagonist Mina still falls for the charming vampire despite his cruel ways. The movie ultimately finishes with their one last kiss and Mina killing Dracula with a cruel heart stab. The tumultuous love adventure results in the death of Dracula by his love, Mina, instead of the other way around where he could have killed her.

Lizzie & Paolo – The Lizzie McGuire Movie (2003)

Lizzie, an ordinary high school senior, embarks on a school trip to Rome, where she meets a popular singer named Paolo. He asks her for a favour to impersonate his former partner Isabella; since they both bear resemblance in their appearances. During the favour, Lizzie finds herself falling for the charming singer. However, the likings end when Isabella returns and calls out Paolo on his malicious motivations. Turns out Paolo wanted to defame Isabella and her career. 

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Although Paolo didn’t commit grave mistakes, yet his greedy reasons classified him as the prime antagonist. As expected, Lizzie decides to uproot the connection between the two. The movie ends by revealing Paolo’s appalling singing skills and establishing a strong bond between Isabella and Lizzie.

Amy & Lucy Diamond – D.E.B.S (2004)

The movie D.E.B.S falls under action-comedy, whereas the plot revolves around the most efficient recruit of an intelligence agency named Amy. She is assigned the task to maintain surveillance on a criminal mastermind Lucy Diamond. Along with keeping vigilance, Amy develops a liking for Lucy too. Feelings become mutual, and Lucy goes through a change of heart. She returns to win back our female lead.

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Anna & Hans – Frozen (2013)

Disney’s Frozen begins with the age-old concept of love at first sight, taking place among Anna and Hans. Both of them immediately decided to get engaged. But Anna’s heart gets frozen by Elsa’s Magical powers in an argument between them. Anna expects Hans to heal with the kiss of true love but outright denies the request. His selfish act exposes his greed and evil nature. Throughout the movie, we consider Hans to be one of the good guys. However, Elsa and Kristoff point out the lack of sense in marrying someone Anna met just now. But in the end, Anna restores her life and learns about the truth of Hans’s fake love.

Aurora & Maleficent – Maleficent (2014)

Maleficent narrates the story of a dark fairy and the curse she put on a princess falling into a deep slumber. Again like frozen, the curse could only be broken by the kiss of true love. While Aurora becomes young, she lives under the vigilance of Maleficent. Eventually, a deep bond is established between them. At the time of the curse, a kiss by Maleficent becomes the one to lift the curse from Aurora. It depicts the present genuine love. Although Maleficent avoids exploring a traditional romance, it does shift the spotlight on a bond shared by the villain and her surrogate daughter. The audience receives an insight into her past and her motivations for her actions.

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Rey & Ben – Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker (2019)

The movie depicts a complicated and compelling journey of the two leads named Rey and Ben. Belonging to the opposite teams, they were involved in many aggressive and violent combats, almost killing each other. However, with progression, the two are exposed to the truth that they are Force-bound. This revelation induces a comparatively harmonious relationship between them. Ben goes even further to sacrificing his own life to save Rey.  

Fortunately, the audience gets to witness the heart-melting moment of their only kiss. That would explain why this scene is listed to be one of the best from the entire franchise. But the warmth doesn’t last long, for Ben fades and is prevented from experiencing love with Rey. No matter the outcome, Rey and Ben will always be the epitome of chemistry between an antagonist and a protagonist.