Favorite movie villain?

Who's your favorite villain from any movie? I'd have to say my favorite movie villain would have to be Darth Vader.

 

Tyler Durden. Fight Club.

Hands down :]
'We are the all-singing, all-dancing crap of the world.'

If Durden didn't exist, it'd be Hannibal. You gotta love the cannibals.

 

Doc Ock from Spider-Man 2.
He's one of the few movie villains I felt sorry for and liked.



And he kicks ass.

 

There are great picks. Might I add: Keyser Soze.

 

Hmm, well the only recent one I can think of right now is the Joker from Dark Knight.

Another may include Magneto from X-Men movies. Yeah.

 

I'm sorry, I can't hear any of you over the sound of how awesome Darth Vader is.

 

Well said.

 

Try to be a little more contributing with your posts, dear.
This just looks like post-whoring to me.

 

Look at my avatar and you'll be able to tell.

Ok, so he isn't very good at being a villain given the amount of times he fails, but he's funny.

 

Darth Vader, no-one in the history of movies can surpass him (although my favorite Star Wars villain is probably Grand Admiral Thrawn, because the only thing that made him a bad guy was that he was on the Empire's side).

Agent Smith from The Matrix is pretty badass too, Lord Voldemort and Bellatrix Lestrange make my list too.
Oh, and the killer rabbit from Monty Python and the Holy Grail has to be mentioned too. For obvious reasons.​

 

The Joker from The Dark Knight. I expect flames, but let me explain first.

He's just so fun to watch. You can't tell if he's really following a plan or just making it all up along the way. And he didn't even need some superpower or a bunch of weapons to fight Batman. He showed that even the greatest people have some darkness in them, and he brought that out of Harvey Dent.

 

Darth Vader. He's probably my favourite. 'Cause I <heart> Starwars so much. He's just so epic, in everything he does, no villan will ever be able to over-rule him. Infact, I think if they needed to do Noah's Ark again and they were going to have people aswell as animals and needed a male villan, I'm pretty sure Darth Vader will be the one to go, hands down.

The Joker from The Dark Night. Another epic character, from a movie I love.

Explains it all.

Lord Voldemort, who could forget him? Bad-ass, as he is, no reason to explain his epicness.

 

The Joker and Megatron. . and Scar 8D

 

For the intellectual side of "villainry," Roy Batty from Blade Runner. Roy wasn't evil, nor was he interested in power, he just wanted to live (he was a replicant, basically an android that looks human, but has a hardcoded 4 year lifespan) and took one of the greatest risks he could have taken in an effort to achieve such a simple goal. There's a reason his final speech is one of the most famous lines in movie history.

 

my favorie is Two Face(AKA Harvey Dent) from the dark knight and from the regular batman movies is awesome he always took chances and let luck make decision. An fact to back that up is before he made an decision he would flip an coin if it was heads it was his plan but if it was the other it would benefit the other person so Two Face is awesome :)

 

definitely the joker from batman. He was funny as crap.

 

The Ring -Little Girl
If she could come out of my TV i'll stick her back into on a advert and tell her to "go into that Mcdonalds and get me a Big Mac b****!"​

 

Hannibal Lector in Silence of the Lambs.

Either that or Darth Vader, for obvious reasons.

 

The Boss from Lucky Number Slevin =)