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Posted by deicide666 (Member # 26095) on :

Patrick Batemen American Psycho

Posted by FootLongSub Zero (Member # 19380) on :

I have quite a few and Patrick Bateman is one of them [Smile]

Anakin becomming Darth Vader
The Devil in Tenacious D's "PICK OF DESTINY"
Lex Luthor (Hackman)
Pizza The Hutt (Spaceballs)
Thomas Hewitt (Leatherface)
Scarface "Tony Montana" (Pacino)

plus more can't think of at the mo....

My Top 5 would be;

5th) Wild Bill Wharton of "The Green Mile"

4th) Patrick Bateman

3rd) John Travolta as "Castor Troy" in "FACE OFF" (Initially played by Nicolas Cage)

2nd) Simon Phoenix in "DEMOLITION MAN"

1st) ... Sitting at the No.1 spot for me is definately "Dr. HANNIBAL LECTER"

Cool Thread [Thumbs Up]

[ December 16, 2007, 02:34 PM: Message edited by: FootLongSub Zero ]

Posted by Salvy_Mic (Member # 13384) on :

Definitely a kick ass topic:

5.

In my opinion, a very underrated villain, from The Patriot, Col. William Tavington. You hate his guts from the minute he shows up on screen.

4.

Mr. Greed is Good himself, Gordon Gekko from Wall Street. Probably one of the more terrifying villains if you think about it, because there really are people like him out there these days.

3.

Another underrated bad guy, Bill the Butcher from Gangs of New York. You can't keep your eyes off of him whenever he's on screen, that's how good the character was.

2.

I never really saw him as a villain, but Scarface's Tony Montana is a true bad ass. You've never wanted to cheer for the bad guy so much before.

1.

When you watch The Matrix, you're just not sure whether to love or hate Agent Smith. And that's the mark of an exceptional villain.

Posted by Panic (Member # 21074) on :

Probably this guy...so many nightmares as a kid. It was head to head with Mr. Bateman though.

Posted by Salvy_Mic (Member # 13384) on :

The only reason I didn't put Jason as a villain is because I believe he truly is more of an anti-hero, especially if you watch Freddy vs. Jason. Freddy and Michael Myers are more villainous than Jason, though Jason would fuck both their shits up.

Posted by Adam X (Member # 2872) on :

quote:
Originally posted by Panic:
Probably this guy...so many nightmares as a kid. It was head to head with Mr. Bateman though.

You hit the nail on the head for me.

I love that big goofy bastard. Though Freddy is high on my list as well.

Posted by Wing-Washer (Member # 3013) on :

I'm not a big horror movie fan, so...

Sir Anthony Hopkins is brilliant - my favorite!

As is Alan Rickman. (Yeah, I know Snape isn't really a villain.)

Helena Bonham Carter is HAWT! (and evil)

Harry Potter fan and proud of it. [Big Grin]

[ December 17, 2007, 06:28 PM: Message edited by: Wing-Washer ]

Posted by shawneboy (Member # 5094) on :

Obviously Stuntman Mike from Death Proof has to be listed on here somewhere... especially this pic:

Also, Captain Vidal from Pan's Labyrinth comes to mind. Pure evil:

Posted by Lou Gojira (Member # 983) on :

Good topic! [Smile]

I have a lot of favorites when it comes to villains, but if I had to pick one, F. Murray Abraham's portrayal of Antonio Salieri instantly came to mind.

I understand that Salieri wasn't that much of a rival to Mozart in real life, but Abraham's characterization of the man could get down-right chilling at times! But all at once I found myself feeling sorry for him too...he was a very riveting character, played by a most superb actor. [Thumbs Up]

Posted by Hal (Member # 3484) on :

Hey Lou, I just watched "Amadeus" last week...first time for me. Amazing masterpiece of a movie!

-Hal-

My favourite villains:

(Hal 9000 from "2001 - A Space Odyssee")

(Hans Gruber from "Die Hard 1")

(Darth Vader, obviously)

(Kevin Spacey in "Se7en")

(The Alien in "Alien 1")

Posted by deicide666 (Member # 26095) on :

quote:
Originally posted by shawneboy:
Obviously Stuntman Mike from Death Proof has to be listed on here somewhere... especially this pic:

Also, Captain Vidal from Pan's Labyrinth comes to mind. Pure evil:

i agree good pick on both [Thumbs Up]

Posted by Wing-Washer (Member # 3013) on :

quote:
Originally posted by Hal:

(Kevin Spacey in "Se7en")

I can't believe I forgot about this one - Kevin Spacey is a very convincing psychopath!

Posted by Mighty Mike (Member # 1922) on :

can somebody post a pic of the girls face in that stuntman mike pic?

my favorite villians are arnold in the original Terminator and jack nicholson in the Shining

Posted by You (Member # 2107) on :

quote:
Originally posted by Mighty Mike:
can somebody post a pic of the girls face in that stuntman mike pic?

that would be rosario dawson...or a foot double [Tongue]

as for my fav villains... let me think

Posted by MC Nolan (Member # 20527) on :

Not my absolute favorite, but Rutger Hauer's portrayal of the Hitcher. That was something you didn't see (and still don't) at the time.

Posted by FootLongSub Zero (Member # 19380) on :

Since Jason, Freddy and Myers were bought up in an earlier post, not a favourite but might aswell bring in another villan with many parts under his little belt... Good Guy aka Charles Lee Ray aka .... Good Ol' "CHUCKY" [Big Grin]

Posted by MC Nolan (Member # 20527) on :

Oh another awesome (albeit mysterious) villian is the Tall Man from Phantasm!

Posted by FUZZ (Member # 20342) on :

I agree that this is a great topic.

My two all time favs are

Buffalo Bill, the real villain from Silence of the Lambs

And Kevin Spacey as Verbal Kent in The Usual Suspects

[ December 18, 2007, 06:37 PM: Message edited by: FUZZ ]

Posted by A&F_FootDude_05 (Member # 2999) on :

Jack NIcholson as Joker....probably because Joker was also my all-time favorite as cartoons are concerned as well.

Posted by -cfg- (Member # 13863) on :

quote:
Originally posted by A&F_FootDude_05:
Jack NIcholson as Joker....probably because Joker was also my all-time favorite as cartoons are concerned as well.

x2 obviously. But I am also really looking forward to seeing Heath Ledger's take on the role.

Posted by FootLongSub Zero (Member # 19380) on :

Good Ol' "Wild Bill" has me in stitches [Laugh]

.. the moon pie bit 3:00
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TulxjdKsROI [Laugh]

Posted by Cain (Member # 8492) on :

Hmmmm yeah between Darth Vader, Patrick Bateman and Kevin Spacey in Se7en. Ed Norton was also great in Primal Fear as the killer altar bowho plays the victim but we find out is ultimately the fucked up killer.

Posted by Toetapper (Member # 6473) on :

There have been some truly wonderful selections here but I must ask: "What? No Norman Bates?...No Snidley Whiplash?"

Posted by Ophillia (Member # 29787) on :

I have to agree with the wild bill that guy was totally freaky!

my favorite villians i have two

First Scorpius from Farscape

Second the screwed up guy in the cell. the one that pulled out those intestines ........totally gave me nightmares!

Posted by Patrick (Member # 1169) on :

Here are a few. It was hard to pick which were my favorite, but I tried to pick some that had not been mentioned:

- The Crazy 88s (Kill Bill): Just pick one, they all were cool

- Davey Jones (Pirates of the Carribbean): Dunno, I just liked him

- Lopan (Big Trouble in Little China): Old guy that could kick your ass

- Khan (Star Trek 2): Pretty badass for Star Trek

- Original Terminator, although the liquid one from T2 was badass too

... and this guy would have fucked up any of the people that have been listed thus far

Posted by FootLongSub Zero (Member # 19380) on :

While I was looking for good guys, I found this bad guy that should'of been in my top five or maybe top 10...

Miguel Bain (Assassins 95')

Posted by FtLckr26 (Member # 13998) on :

quote:
Originally posted by Panic:
Probably this guy...so many nightmares as a kid.

I agree with you. Jason and...

Posted by Mona (Member # 8351) on :

Posted by Skorpius (Member # 10122) on :

Roy Batty from Blade Runner has got to be up there:

Mr. Blonde from Reservoir Dogs:

Posted by Thundercracker (Member # 7778) on :

Lotta great villains mentioned. [Thumbs Up]

Kiefer Sutherland as "the Caller" in Phone Booth is another great bad guy.

Posted by Solelova05 (Member # 11076) on :

Roy Batty from Hitchhiker

Posted by bluetoelover (Member # 14736) on :

That dude from See No Evil.
Scared the shit outta me....not to mention he had the best villian death I have seen in a long ass time!

Posted by Salvy_Mic (Member # 13384) on :

This thread needed to be revived, and my selections need to be amended for this man:

Need I say anything else? The greatest portrayal of perhaps the greatest comic book villain ever. The Joker. No further words necessary.

Posted by Cain (Member # 8492) on :

Very true Mic very true.... He killed without any sign of remorse and no hesitation and he even laughs about it.... Truly the epitome of evil.

Posted by Tiny Dave (Member # 30771) on :

The Creeper.

Posted by -cfg- (Member # 13863) on :

quote:
Originally posted by -cfg-:

quote:
Originally posted by A&F_FootDude_05:
Jack NIcholson as Joker....probably because Joker was also my all-time favorite as cartoons are concerned as well.
x2 obviously. But I am also really looking forward to seeing Heath Ledger's take on the role.

I think I will change my vote too. Heath Ledger was absolutely amazing. He put Jack to shame which is saying a lot about how phenomenal an actor Heath was. It's so sad that we had lose such talent at so young an age. But at least he will always be remembered for this incredible role.

RIP HL

Posted by dirty foot man (Member # 9086) on :

I have to agree Heath Ledger was possibly the best villin I have seen in a while he was way better than jack nickolson too.

quote:
Originally posted by Salvy_Mic:
This thread needed to be revived, and my selections need to be amended for this man:

Need I say anything else? The greatest portrayal of perhaps the greatest comic book villain ever. The Joker. No further words necessary.

Posted by FootLongSub Zero (Member # 19380) on :

Heath has done an amazing job as the joker and I would have to re-adjust my villans list too to put him up there amoungst the top...... but the best? Hmmmmmmmmm I don't know [Eek!]

I would have to agree with you guys for now but maybe further down the track I'll have to do a deeper analysis of comic book to cinema villan adaptations. I'm just too lazy at the mo [Big Grin]

As putting Nicholson to shame? I think so but just in case, I'll grab the original batman dvd on my day off, watch it again (as I haven't seen it since I was a kid) then I'll give my verdict on the comparison of the two.

Posted by Salvy_Mic (Member # 13384) on :

I have to say that for the record, I absolutely love Jack Nicholson's Joker. For the type of movie that Tim Burton was making, the atmosphere, and whatnot, the way Nicholson played The Joker was pitch perfect. The original Batman movies and these new Nolan Batman movies are two completely different types of movies in almost every regard. To be quite honest, about the only things they have in common is the fact they are about Batman.

It's really all what you prefer. I myself like Batman to be gritty, dark, and haunting, just like Batman Begins and The Dark Knight. Which means that I have to prefer Ledger's Joker. Just keep in mind that there's a reason Nicholson's Joker is considered one of the top 50 movie villains of all time by the AFI.

Posted by footgirl0226 (Member # 29201) on :

From the moment i saw this movie on cartoon at the age of 4... I have yet to be able to watch it since. We own the movie and my children have seen it but I just cant. Scares the shit out of me! lol

Posted by -cfg- (Member # 13863) on :

quote:
Originally posted by FootLongSub Zero:
Heath has done an amazing job as the joker and I would have to re-adjust my villans list too to put him up there amoungst the top...... but the best? Hmmmmmmmmm I don't know I would have to agree with you guys for now but maybe further down the track I'll have to do a deeper analysis of comic book to cinema villan adaptations. I'm just too lazy at the mo

As putting Nicholson to shame? I think so but just in case, I'll grab the original batman dvd on my day off, watch it again (as I haven't seen it since I was a kid) then I'll give my verdict on the comparison of the two.

I certainly didn't mean to take anything away from good ole Jack. What I meant was that Heath Ledger's role of the Joker puts Jack's to shame. Not necessarily the performance/portrayal. But I do think Heath was much better overall even though he did have a distinct advantage because of the type role he was asked to play. Just to be perfectly clear I am simply moving Jack's joker from first favorite to second favorite. In case you guys haven't noticed, I am like a HUGE Batman fan.

And to footgirl...I've been afraid of her since I read the book in the fifth grade [Wink]

Posted by Salvy_Mic (Member # 13384) on :

Yes, all bow down and tremble in fear for awe of the almighty Jadis, the White Witch of Narnia. That is one seriously evil lady, I have to admit.

Posted by Mommie Dearest (Member # 18340) on :

Wicked & Scary Bitches ...

Annie Wilkes | Kathy Bates, Misery
Baby Jane Hudson | Bette Davis, What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?
Catwoman | Michelle Pfeiffer, Batman Returns
Joan Crawford | Faye Dunaway, Mommie Dearest
Peyton Flanders | Rebecca De Mornay, The Hand That Rocks The Cradle
Sil | Natasha Henstridge, Species
Alex Forrest | Glenn Close, Fatal Attraction

My list of bad "guys" up next ... stayed tuned [Big Grin]

[ July 31, 2008, 12:34 PM: Message edited by: Mommie Dearest ]

Posted by Thatguy101 (Member # 23534) on :

i like jack's version of the joker alot and that would have definitely been my first choice.

but i have to agree i like heath's version better.

but in all honesty its two completely different takes on the joker. i personally just like heath's version better.

so i would have to say the joker is my favortie villan. jack's and heath's version.

Posted by footgirl0226 (Member # 29201) on :

quote:
Originally posted by Salvy_Mic:
Yes, all bow down and tremble in fear for awe of the almighty Jadis, the White Witch of Narnia. That is one seriously evil lady, I have to admit.

Very!

And like - not in a hot scary sort of way...

Posted by Tiny Dave (Member # 30771) on :

My secound villian uhm Dr Evil.

Posted by FootLongSub Zero (Member # 19380) on :

If you've seen this move "No Country For Old Men"

Then you gotta agree that this dude is one freaky S.O.B.

"Anton Chigurh" - Scary fuckah [Eek!]

....... and is top of my list at the moment.