Have you ever wondered what interests lie behind the personalities you admire? In a recent engaging discussion on his JRE clips YouTube channel, Joe Rogan and Post Malone ventured into the captivating realm of films. Their conversation dug into their shared love for cinema. And the spotlight was a specific character. This exchange not only revealed their cinematic inclinations, but also granted a glimpse into the diverse facets of their personalities.

The podcast focuses on movies, specifically those with minimal to no music and plenty of suspense and horror. They discuss Tarantino movies while analyzing clips from various films that contain horror elements. The conversation highlighted their affection for films in which the villains possess engaging and robust characters.

Joe Rogan & Post Malone discuss captivating movie villain

Amidst all the combat hubbub, the color commentator for the UFC, engaged in a lighthearted conversation with Post Malone. In a recent podcast, they delved into their mutual love for movies. During the podcast, they both expressed that the character “Anton” played by Javier Bardem from the movie “No Country for Old Men” was the best portrayal of a villain character.

Malone expressed that “No Country for old men that’s the best movie of all time I love that fucking movie. Javier Bardem is the best bad guy!

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Rogan, concurring with him, remarked ‘Omg he is insane he is insane in that movie. He really does appear to be that guy. He feels like a psychotic guy who kills you with a cattle prod. The way he kills people too is crazy’.

Malone further emphasized, “Even that scene when he is driving in the bridge and there’s a bird on the bridge and he tries to kill it and misses that tried to tell so much about his character”.

Joe Rogan engaged in a jovial conversation with Post Malone. In their recent podcast, they delved into their shared passion for cinema. They specifically highlighted the character “Anton” from “No Country for Old Men” as a standout villain portrayal. Both Rogan and Malone expressed admiration for Javier Bardem’s depiction, with Rogan emphasizing his chilling insanity and unique methods of dispatching victims. This exchange not only revealed their cinematic preferences but also offered a glimpse into the multifaceted interests of individuals within the fighting arena.

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