Favorite Movie villain ?
1-Dr. Mabuse by far. 2-Nurse Ratched from one flew over the cuckoos nest. 3-Harry Powell in Night of the Hunter 4-The Joker from the Dark Knight 5-Anton Chigurh from No country for old men 6-Charlie Prince from 3:10 to yuma 7-Norman Bates from Psycho 8-Wicked Witch of the East from The wizard of Oz 9-The Strangers from Dark City 10-Roy Batty from Blade Runner
Who's your FAVORITE movie VILLAIN?
-John Milton in Devil's Advocate. Played with perfection by the legendary Al Pacino. -Max Cady in Cape Fear.
Who is your favorite movie villain?
Jack Torrance, from the Shining, for one. I also like the original Darth Vader. I enjoy Tom Hiddleston's Loki; he stole Thor's thunder. Kinda made you wish Thor would just go away and Loki stick around to slither about.
Who is your favorite movie villain, and why?
Michael Corleone(spoilers)Just look at that cold, calm, and confident way he is sitting. This is one of the most complex characters in cinematic history. He is torn between his idealistic values, and his moral values that are just innate in almost all humans.He just wanted to be a low-key civilian, having no part in the mafia business, but this was not possible, he was forced to take the reigns because he was the only one who had the balls and the brains to do what needed to be done.His own brother betrayed him and his “values” forced Michael to kill his own brother. This guy killed his own brother for the sake of protecting his own family, do you see how troubled he is? Killing your own family to protect your family? Talk about hard choices.And the look he puts when Kay aborts her child just broke my heart.[Connie has just accused Michael of having Carlo killed]Michael: She's hysterical. [lights a cigarette] Hysterical.Kay: Michael, is it true?Michael: [pauses] Don't ask me about my business, Kay.Kay: Is it true?Michael: Don't ask me about my business.Kay: No!Michael: [slaps the desk] ENOUGH!!! [calms down] Alright. This one time...this one time, I'll let you ask me about my affairs.Kay: Is it true? Is it?Michael: No.[Kay smiles and walks into his arms]Kay: I guess we both need a drink, huh? C'mon...[Kay goes to the kitchen to fix a drink, and as she does, Peter Clemenza, Rocco Lampone, and Al Neri enter Michael's office][Clemeza shakes Michael's hand, embraces him, then kisses his hand]Clemenza: Don Corleone.[Lampone kisses Michael's hand, and Neri shuts the door in Kay's face][the film ends]The greatest scene and acting in movie history.
Favorite Female Villain from a movie?
Lena Olin was PSYCHOTIC in Romeo is Bleeding. Darryl Hannah in Kill Bill was pretty sweet.
Who is your favourite villain of all time?
Okay, there are other villains I like a lot, but I’m pretty partial to The Operative from Serenity.The thing that makes him so unnerving as a villain is the fact that he is so close to being a very sympathetic hero.He is driven to create a better world. And not just for himself. He is not the evil overlord who says he wants to fix the world when he really just wants to rule it. In fact, this better world is not for himself at all, but for others. He even notes, with sadness, that it is not a world he could ever be a part of.He recognizes true goodness when he sees it. This happens immediately in the film, when he notes Simon Tam’s pure love for his sister.He has the bearing of a good guy. Not the good guys of film who are made volatile in order to be interesting (like Mal and Han Solo), but the good guys we actually know in our personal lives. He is sympathetic of other people’s perspectives. He is calm and peaceful, and he seeks rational solutions whenever possible.He is highly disciplined. This can be seen in his skillful use of a sword in a technologically advanced age. This is a discipline not just of physical skill, but of every aspect of his personality: he doesn’t have any Kylo Ren moments.And yet, when people get in the way of his goal, he murders them indiscriminately - even, seemingly, only for the purpose of ensuring that they will not be a nuisance in the future, as with Mr. Universe.The Operative is an example of a man with all the makings of a good guy who has allowed himself to believe one very dangerous lie. He is an example of a man who, genuinely concerned with bringing about the greater good, actually ends up being responsible for great evil.I don’t want to spoil anything for anyone who hasn’t seen the film, so when it comes to his downfall, I will just say that I think that was handled in the best way possible.
What is your favorite horror movie villain?
Jaws of course! No other killer has made as huge an impact on generations of movie-goers. Tell me you don't think of that poster every time you get in the ocean.
What are some of your favorite villains in movies?
Hans Landa, played by Christoph Waltz, in the Inglorious Bastards and (of course!) Heath Ledger as the Joker.
Who is your favorite horror movie villain?
Jason Voorhees for Friday the 13th
Who is your all time favourite Tamil movie villain? Why?
Both hero and villian, Rajini only. In movie “Gayatri”, he will give one Slap to Sridevi and finishing the slap in the same movement, he will lit a Cigarette with a match stick fire quickly in style. Sridevi will fall down, he will take out the cigarette! That is really difficult for anyone to do. He is villain and as per the story the Hero is Jaisankar, the famous lawyer Ganesh Character penned by Sujatha.Rajini with Sridevi in GayathriRajini with Sridevi in movie “Priya”Interesting Trivia as usual : But the Same Rajini became a hero and acted with same Sridevi as Hero Lawyer Ganesh, in the movie Priya. It is also a story by my favorite Sujatha!