Great Film Villains

[Section_31]

This thread's been done a few times but I can't be doing with clutter.

 

General Zod - Terrence Stamp was perfect in this.

 

"Oh God..."

 

"Zod."

 

(I wish someone would purge Superman Returns from these Youtube searches, it's an abomination)

 

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[Cosmos]

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Fearsome, spesh the accent. You know of whom I speak.

[Zé Pequeno]

Wesley Snipes in Demolition Man

 

Alan Rickman in Die Hard, and he made Robin Hood worth a watch.

[Ginny]

The best/amusing villain is Bennet in Commando. He is fat and wears a chainmail vest. Ticks all the boxes.

 

"Let off some steam Bennet!"

 

[paulie walnuts]

Javier Bardem in No Country For Old Men.

Moody barnet,unusual weapon of choice,and a relentless killing machine!

[joeyk]

Gary Oldman in Leon. Brilliantly psychotic...

 

[JohnnyH]

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Fearsome, spesh the accent. You know of whom I speak.

 

Ha ha. It really is awful isn't it. And even funnier is that the clip is basically the entire movie in 2 minutes.

[Scott_M]

The greatest villian ever....

 

 

He also makes the greatest film entrance ever.

[RoboRiise]

 

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Fearsome, spesh the accent. You know of whom I speak.

 

 

 

Ha! We're on crossover threads here aren't we?

 

OK, since I mentioned Wild At Heart in the "best actors never to have won an oscar" thread, allow me to submit Mr Bobby Peru:

 

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Staying with the David Lynch theme, the obligatory Frank Booth clip.

 

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[Mersey_Red]

Al Pacino in the Devils advocate was pretty good, john malkovich in Con air....

[Stu Monty]

Agent Smith (even though he actually isn't a bad guy by the end, really). Great lines delivered iconically and great action to go with it.

 

And, even without time passing to let the emotion settle, I think I'll happily put Ledger's Joker in the category of the great villains.

 

Amon Göth from Schindler's list would be a hard one to beat too.

[neko]

Ha! We're on crossover threads here aren't we?

 

OK, since I mentioned Wild At Heart in the "best actors never to have won an oscar" thread, allow me to submit Mr Bobby Peru:

 

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awesome ! what a scene... what an actor !

[RoboRiise]

 

awesome ! what a scene... what an actor !

 

 

 

" Some day honey, I will... but I gotta get goin' "

 

Bobby Peru is one bad bastard. Defoe is excellent.

 

 

I'm sure someone on here used to have a Bobby Peru avatar/title combo but I can't remember who. Anyway I think it was pre-rep so whoever it was, make yourself known and collect your dues.

[Guest simon]

The Bunny boiler comes to mind.

Sharon Stone i think it was class villain.

[RoboRiise]

^ Glenn Close.

[Guest simon]

^ Glenn Close.

 

Yeah thats the one i always get them both mixed up i don't know why like

[Section_31]

I thought Ed Harris was ace as General Hummel in The Rock too. Not simply a 'bad guy', he was actually a top bloke who was just a little fucked up.

 

[god knows]

YouTube - Salem's Lot (1979) Part 16

 

James Mason rules.

[Section_31]

Alonzo Harris from Training Day.

 

One of my favourite films, thoroughly deserving of his oscar for this - magnificent performance.

 

[Guest ShoePiss]

Daniel Day Lewis - Bill the Butcher

 

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[Allan]

Max Cady - Cape Fear..

 

[Allan]

Annie Wilkes - Misery

 

[dirty_sanchez]

 

Unicron. He could destroy an entire planet, that's how fucking badass he was, and his voice was done by Orson Welles.

[cochcaer]

Henry Fonda in Once Upon a Time in the West.

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[Ian Sea]

Heath Ledger's Joker is an obvious one. Fantastic though.