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?
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Magneto from X-Men, although not sure he is a villain. All he wants is to protect others like him from suffering unimaginable pain. And even though he and his best friend completely disagree on that vision, they can remain friends and still shows up for each other when the other needs help.
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#102
Gaston from Beauty and the Beast. Was simply saving the love of his life from a monster/ Stockholm syndrome/ b*********y. Plus, he can't help being a product of his time. My, what a guy...
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#103
The Dust Devil from the eponymous movie. Sure he's a serial killer, but he just wants to get home. We can all empathize with that. He's on the wrong side of the mirror, poor guy.
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#104
Winifred: just love the way she never has a “good” side- she’s an actual villain
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#105
Jack Nicholson as Charlie Partanna in Prizzi's Honor (1985) The most loveable scoundrel in Richard Condon's menagerie of loveable scoundrels. Kathleen turner as a runner up Irene Walker in the same movie for the same reasons.
Jason Stratham in The Mechanic (2011) Anyone who can out villain Charles Bronson is a true master villain.
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#106
Thanos, sometimes I wish I could snap the population to dust
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#107
Paulie from Goodfellas
Paulie may have moved slow, but it was only because Paulie didn't have to move for anybody.
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#108
Disney's Hades played by James Woods. Just the kind of chaotic chill that I can understand.
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#109
Khan Noonien Singh (original incarnation, Star Trek TOS and Wrath of Kahn). He will allways be one of the greatest villains on the big or small screen. "He tasks me. He tasks me, and I shall have him. I'll chase him round the Moons of Nibia and round the Antares Maelstrom and round Perdition's flames before I give him up!"
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#110
There’s no way this has been added but I need to mention it.
Tricky the Clown, from Madness Combat. It’s interesting to see how desperately he needs power when he loses the halo or has the improbability drive damaged, and his past life as a scientist in Project Nexus makes it so much sadder to see him going insane. I personally think he’s a great villain for the series and it’s nice to see how the auditor and hank, two enemies, team up to try and stop him.
Tricky the Clown, from Madness Combat. It’s interesting to see how desperately he needs power when he loses the halo or has the improbability drive damaged, and his past life as a scientist in Project Nexus makes it so much sadder to see him going insane. I personally think he’s a great villain for the series and it’s nice to see how the auditor and hank, two enemies, team up to try and stop him.
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#111
Number One/John Cavil from Battlestar Galactica. Everything that happened in the series was basically his fault. All to prove the point that humanity is flawed
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#112
I absolutely love Hades and Scar from Disney. I apparently like it when the villain is sassy.
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#113
Killgrave by David Tennant
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#114
Hanibal Hektor from silence of the lamb
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#115
…… Just got to be THE PENGUIN fro GOTHAM
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#116
Air Bud!
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#117
that adult girl from the movie orphan....I hate her she look so psycho...and wiered....
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#118
Not a move but Count Olaf from "A Series of Unfortunate Events"
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#119
HARLEY QUINN!!! Honestly I probably have a tiny bit of a crush on her
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#120
Thanos in Infinity War, because he's a Titan so bent on fixing the universe in his own way that he doesn't even realize he's doing it all wrong. He is humanized and I love to see it. See also, Judge Claude Frollo in The Hunchback of Notre Dame.
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