"Say, that's a nice bike."

Brian Earl Spilner said:

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T-1000 stabbing John's foster dad through the mouth with the milk carton traumatized me as a kid.

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So THAT's what happened…

Gus from Breaking Bad

Brian Earl Spilner said:

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T-1000 stabbing John's foster dad through the mouth with the milk carton traumatized me as a kid.

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So Arnold ripping the guys heart out to get his clothes. Among so many other great moments of him being the original terminator/ killing machine had no lasting memories? To each their own but the originals hold a place for me.

Similar to Alien and Aliens. Aliens is a great movie but the uniqueness of the first one is more special to me.

Huh? I wasn't comparing it to Arnold in 1.

I didn't see the first Terminator till years later, so I never had that traumatic moment with it, but Arnold was great.

You watched them out of order! Shame!

And don't sleep on Robert the Bruce. He betrayed William Wallace ... but the redemptive part of his story ...

MW03 said:

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I don't know this one.

just reread thread title... not favorite. most hated

What's that one?

citizenkane06 said:

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The perfect example of someone born to play a role:

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Ha! I just logged in to post Alex and you beat me to it.

The Cigarette Smoking Man from The X-Files.........

Corporal Punishment said:

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Was just doing his job

BCG Disciple said:

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Not a movie, and I don't want to venture too far out of those parameters, but this guy was as j likable as they come.

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Yes, I REALLY hated that *****.

My favorite villains, in the sense that I LIKED the villains better than the heroes, would be Darth Vader and Tina Turner as Auntie Entity for the movies and JR Ewing for TV characters.

Not my favorite villain, but she was downright scary for any male in 80's that saw this movie that was set in the 50's. I bet not many can guess her name, and the movie she was a villain in.




Edit to add:

This was the first movie I went to after I became old enough to go to an R rated movie on my own without a parent attending with me. There were only a few of us old enough to go that had drivers licenses. We laughed so hard at this movie, some of us missed parts of it, so we had to go again to get it all in. It was the first of it's kind in our age grouping of the day, and launched a whole generation of some quality sophomoric humor movies.

Sophomoric humor is the best.

Don't know her name, but the movie is "Porky's."

Please, can we call it a tallywacker!

Another villain from late 1982. A real bad guy for fun guys:



A real PITA kina villain, if you have balls enough to order pizza on "their time".

The principals from Ferris Buehler's Day Off and Breakfast Club