Not my favorite but could be a Top 5. I was probably too young to see this movie when I did finally see it but she made quite an impression.
Who is your favorite movie villain?
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Brian Earl Spilner said:johnnyblaze36 said:This was my 1b.Bruce Almighty said:
What movie is this?
Given a few hours that I don't have, I could compose a fairly convincing essay that Ernie McCracken is in fact the hero of this film and Roy Munson and his Amish freak sidekick the true villains.
Brian Earl Spilner said:johnnyblaze36 said:This was my 1b.Bruce Almighty said:
What movie is this?
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Surprised no one has said Jenny yet
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Cersei Lannister
My teeth hurt when I watch this:
Is it safe?gggmann said:
My teeth hurt when I watch this:
Captain America and Iron Man
This lady got a child to murder two people and steal shoes for her, all while convincing everyone she was a "good witch."
And her little dog, too (was an accomplice)
Madmarttigan said:
Surprised no one has said Jenny yet
jeffk said:
Anyone played by Alan Rickman.
First one that came to mind was Hans from Diehard.
Geddy Lee soul patch said:Wrong KhanAndrew Dufresne said:
I guess this could apply to shows as well, or even books if you want.
I think mine is Benedict Cumberbatch as Khan in Star Trek Into Darkness
It's really hard to get hired after playing that role.
Nobody wants to hire an ex-Khan.
This is such a great topic, and a tough one to answer. This is the best I could narrow it down.
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Norman Bates
Kind of an anti-hero I guess but michael douglas in Falling Down.
May be a protagonist, but definitely a villain. We got to see his path to villainy, and his complete deviation from even the hypocritical morality of his father. That journey to becoming the villain is why The Godfather is in my top 3 of all time, and why it is superior to Part II, imo.
It's definitely one of the best character arcs in history. Coppola has said the film is a Greek tragedy.
I think this arc to villain is continued into Part II just as well if not better than I, leading up to murdering his own brother.
If I had to rank those two films against all the others, they would be #1 and #1.0000001
I give the slightest of edges towards the first one.
I give the slightest of edges towards the first one.
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Gollum kinda helped save the world, not only by showing the way to Mordor and pulling Frodo out of the marsh, but also by attacking him after he refused to throw the ring into the lava.
Gollum is a hero.
Gollum is a hero.
I'll throw in some great Bond villains.
MW03 said:
Best Bad Guy Ever
This is what I come here to post. Perfect amount of smugness to be a memorable a-hole. It's the only bad guy that I did a fist pump for when he died.
That movie is actually one of my favorites. The scene where Mel Gibson's character has to go rescue his son was perfect. It captured the emotions he had suppressed and the battle he has had with himself for many years.
Boyd Crowder in Justified.
Be more concerned with your character than with your reputation. Your character is what you really are while your reputation is merely what others think you are.
Surprised Arnold in the original terminator not one so far.
LB12Diamond said:
Surprised Arnold in the original terminator not one so far.
Honestly, Terminator 2 is such a massive leap forward as a film that my immediate thought is that Arnold is the good guy in that franchise. The original Terminator is a great film, but that sequel was insane and T-1000 was light years more terrifying as a villain.