Best All time Movie Villains

[CalPolyTechnique]

Hans Landa - Inglorious *******s

 

[Cowboys_22]

Liberty Valence-Lee Marvin

 

[paladin]

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Archibald Cunningham - Rob Roy

 

[Londonboy]

Rod Steiger as Boney in Waterloo.

 

[Boom]

Agent Smith
Keyser Soze
Loki
John Doe

Rookie of the Year: Kid from Brightburn

 

[CouchCoach]

A few others I don't think have been mentioned ...

Al Pacino as John Milton - The Devil's Advocate
Gene Hackman as Little Bill Daggett - Unforgiven
Joaquin Phoenix as Commodus - Gladiator
Richardo Montalbon as Khan - Wrath of Khan
John Vernon as Dean Wormor - Animal House
Mark Metcalf as Douglas Neidermeyer - Animal House
The Devil as the Devil - The Exorcist (it was real!)

Hackman was equally as good in "The Quick and the Dead", a very underrated Western.

 

[OmerV]

Hackman was equally as good in "The Quick and the Dead", a very underrated Western.

I also thought of Hackman when you posted about liking happy villains. His Lex Luther always seemed to have fun.

 

[YosemiteSam]

Hackman was equally as good in "The Quick and the Dead", a very underrated Western.

IMO, the best spaghetti western of all time and one of my favorite westerns of all time.

 

[Tabascocat]

Speaking of Hackman, his movie No Way Out had a villain that I wanted to punch in the face.......Will Patton as Scott Pritchard. He played that role perfectly.

 

[paladin]

IMO, the best spaghetti western of all time and one of my favorite westerns of all time.

I despised it, truly.
But I saw it only once, a long long time ago.
Why did you like it so much?

maybe I should give it another try.

 

[YosemiteSam]

A few that I like.

• Hannibal Lecter
  
• Freddy Grueger
• Jack from The Shining
• Without question Tommy DeVito in Goodfellas
• Not a movie, but Arthur Mitchell (John Lithgow) in Dexter I like him in Raising Cane too.
• Terminator (1 & 2, haven't seen the rest)
• Little Bill (Unforgiven)

I could probably name more, but I've got stuff to do!

 

[Melonfeud]

Billy Zane in Dead Calm&Titanic

 

[YosemiteSam]

I despised it, truly.
But I saw it only once, a long long time ago.
Why did you like it so much?

maybe I should give it another try.

It's just a good movie. Not to mention it had a lot of stars and some before they were stars. (hence why it's a spaghetti western)

The movie reminds me of a good poker game. It's a spaghetti western, so you can't expect it to be a polished Hollywood film, yet it was still pretty good. Almost like a western comic book made into a movie.

 

[BigStar]

Hans Landa from Inglourious *******s
Anton Chigurh No Country for Old Men
Jon Doe Spacey from Seven
R Lee Ermey from Texas Chainsaw and Full Metal Jacket as drill sgt.

 

[CouchCoach]

I despised it, truly.
But I saw it only once, a long long time ago.
Why did you like it so much?

maybe I should give it another try.

I felt the same way the first time I saw it and I think it was Sharon Stone in the lead was hard to believe and unless it's Cowboys v Aliens, I take my Westerns seriously. I watched it again and came away feeling completely different and she was very good in it as was Hackman, DiCaprio, Crowe and when isn't Lance Henriksen not a major hoot in any movie. It was an interesting plot and the holy grail of all gunfighter movies with gunfights a plenty, which is what I watch gunfight movies for and do not like having to wait until the end. That's why I like Eastwood's spaghetti Westerns, gets to the killing quickly. Don't make me wait for blood, I get antsy.

 

[paladin]

Hans Landa from Inglourious *******s
Anton Chigurh No Country for Old Men
Jon Doe Spacey from Seven

Great Choices
They're all kinda similiar: Emotionally dead

 

[paladin]

I felt the same way the first time I saw it and I think it was Sharon Stone in the lead was hard to believe and unless it's Cowboys v Aliens, I take my Westerns seriously. I watched it again and came away feeling completely different and she was very good in it as was Hackman, DiCaprio, Crowe and when isn't Lance Henriksen not a major hoot in any movie. It was an interesting plot and the holy grail of all gunfighter movies with gunfights a plenty, which is what I watch gunfight movies for and do not like having to wait until the end. That's why I like Eastwood's spaghetti Westerns, gets to the killing quickly. Don't make me wait for blood, I get antsy.

Thanks, I'll give it another watch.

 

[BigStar]

Great Choices
They're all kinda similiar: Emotionally dead

As in what villains are like in real life Even creepier it's realistic, et.

 

[CouchCoach]

As in what villains are like in real life Even creepier it's realistic, et.

Yep, if you ever saw any of those photos of guys like Gacy, Bundy or Dahmer, they were dead inside already and only really alive when creating their horrific crimes.

 

[Melonfeud]

I felt the same way the first time I saw it and I think it was Sharon Stone in the lead was hard to believe and unless it's Cowboys v Aliens, I take my Westerns seriously. I watched it again and came away feeling completely different and she was very good in it as was Hackman, DiCaprio, Crowe and when isn't Lance Henriksen not a major hoot in any movie. It was an interesting plot and the holy grail of all gunfighter movies with gunfights a plenty, which is what I watch gunfight movies for and do not like having to wait until the end. That's why I like Eastwood's spaghetti Westerns, gets to the killing quickly. Don't make me wait for blood, I get antsy.

I rewatched that "Cowboys vs. Aliens" flick just yesterday


*and thought about popping in "the quick&the dead",,, but I had rewatched it about a month or so back.