As children, we adore and praise the heroes, but when we grow up, we can understand the villains. Sometimes we even favor them over the hero! Who is your favorite movie villain, and why?
#41
T-1000 or Scarface.
8points
#42
[Not a movie, but an animated series] David Xanatos from the Gargoyles series. He was never made to be explicitly 'evil'. His relatable intellectual curiosity was the reason for the protagonists' existence - an experiment at the crossroads of science and mythology - and he continues to have this curiosity and forward-thinking throughout the series. Although he is extremely wealthy and powerful, his actions are not always for purely selfish reasons, but sometimes for the potential of science and humanity, and sometimes purely for curiosity. Even though his goals are often in direct conflict with the protagonists, he understands and respects them immensely, and respects when he has lost a battle, never losing his cool or sight of his true objective. Much more entertaining than the typical "do all the bad things because I am bad" villains.
7points
#43
Amy Dunne from Gone Girl. I kinda admire her.
7points
#44
Simon Gruber
Why?
As I was going to St. Ives, I met a man with seven wives.
Every wife had seven sacks,Every sack had seven cats,Every cat had seven kittens.
As I was going to St. Ives, I met a man with seven wives.
Every wife had seven sacks,Every sack had seven cats,Every cat had seven kittens.
Kittens, cats, sacks, wives, How many were going to St. Ives?
7points
#45
Kai Parker and Katherine Pierce from the vampire diaries
7points
#46
Mr be prepared himself, Scar is my all time favorite. I tend to love the villains who crave power and status more than the classic doing the wrong thing for the right reason. And I grew a liking to him more in the second lion king movie because the lions in the outlands are Scar's followers. Kovu, the main character in the lion king 2 was hand (or you could say paw) picked by Scar to follow in his paw prints. When Kovu went to the pride lands to do the deed, he falls in love with Simba's daughter Kiara, but isn't trusted by Simba, who has a dream Kovu kills both him and Mufasa the exact way Scar killed Mufasa. So I think that all adds up to how Scar is just my favorite villain of all time.
7points
#47
Hannibal Lecter from Silence of the Lambs movie. Imagine a man can kill you for your bad manners and rude behavior because he gets offended by them. Sounds scarier than anything.
7points
#48
Ozymandias from Watchmen. Inteligent and routhless.
7points
#49
After all these years it’s still Darth Vader, specifically from The Empire Strikes Back. It came out when I was nine and was practically a religious awakening for me. His presence and James Earl Jones’ are just so damn menacing.
7points
#50
Morgoth from the Lord of the Rings universe. He was basically Sauron's (the main villain) boss. He was always ridiculously powerful, destroying planets, corrupting the universe, hijacking creation, etc. He was never a relatable or creepy villain like the Joker and other answers. He's cool because of how epic and powerful he is.
7points
#51
Dr. Ivo "Eggman" Robotnik from Sonic the Hedgehog. Reason: Jim Carrey. He is a genius.
6points
#52
Ernie Douglas, the cable guy
5points
#53
Hades from Disney’s Hercules! I always loved him as a kid.
5points
#54
Cartman. No need to explain 🧸
5points
#55
hordak ,catra and horde prime from she ra
Cassandra, the daleks and the cybermen from dr who
Cassandra, the daleks and the cybermen from dr who
4points
#56
Don John from Much Ado About Nothing or Thomas Barrow from Downton Abbey
4points
#57
Toss up
Mr. Teatime
The Gentlemen
Mr. Teatime
The Gentlemen
4points
#58
Killmonger, because he was right. He was intelligent, thoughtful, rational, and sincere. He just went about things in a messed up way.
4points
#59
1. Michael Myers
2. Exorcist
3. Chucky
2. Exorcist
3. Chucky
4points
#60
Thanos. He did kill a lot of people, but he was right about a lot of things.
4points