Top 5 movie villains

[Plainview1981]

1)"The Joker" Jack Nicolson

2)"Leatherface" Texas Chainsaw Massacre

3)Robert Patrick in T-2

4)Gabriel Burne in End of Days

5)R. Lee Ermey as the Drill instructor in Full Metal Jacket

[Vafan]

Darth Vader in there somewhere?

[Plainview1981]

Darth Vader from Star Wars? I hate Star Wars.

[chillzatl]

haha, you've gotta be kidding me. Vader is 1 on the list, hands down.

hannibal lecter..

jack in the shining..

Max Cady from cape fear..

The EYE from the Lord of the Rings..

Col. Kurtz...aka brando..

norman bates...

way too many to list.. and too many classics to give a top 5. Other than Vader being #1 on it..... Your taste in movies is WACK.

[Weez]

I might actually take the Emperor over Vader....due to the redemtion factor.

but nice list chillz

[Blunt91]

Yeah Robert Dinero's character was a trip in capefear. Hey why no one's mentioed Freddy Kruger??

[Plainview1981]

haha, you've gotta be kidding me. Vader is 1 on the list, hands down."

Not number 1 on my list. Not everyone watches stupid

space movies. I quit watching that stuff when I was

a kid.

" Your taste in movies is WACK."

Wack? lol what a freakin joke. Any other ghetto hip hop

trash words you want to use=)What other "hip" stuff has

MTV and VH1 taught you?

Actually, I need to put "your favorites" on there.

[Plainview1981]

kevin Spacey from Seven is pretty good also.

[Admin]

How funny is that.....if there is ANYONE on this board who uses words that dont really fit him its you hotlanta. Thats hilarious that you called him out for once saying something that you perpetuate on a daily basis.

[Plainview1981]

I want you to explain what makes me a "countryfied Eminem"

do the best you can to explain that.

[Diesel]

1. Darth Vadar...(Star Wars)

2. Bullseye (Daredevil)

3. Robert Patrick (T2)

4. Kieser Soyzay (The Usual Fellows)

5. Mr. Smith (The Matrix)

6. Freddy Kruger (Nightmare on Elm Street 1)

7. Dennis Hooper (Speed 1).

8. Hanibal Lecture (Silence of the Lambs).

9. John Travolta (Face Off)

10. Wilhem Defoe (Spiderman).

There are others I have obviously missed....... Like: Jason and Micheal Myers and Leatherface were missed intentionally because they don't have many speaking parts. I liked Kevin Spacey in 7, but I think he was much better in the Usual Suspects. There was also Tommy Lee Jones from that Steven seagall movie. I liked the guy who played in Diehard 3 and his "brother" in Die Hard 1 and John Amos in Die Hard 2. There's Darth maal. There's John Lithcow in Raising Cain. There's Khan in Star Trek the wrath of Khan and Christopher Walken in ever movie he's done.

Then there are other villians...

The astroids in both of those astroid movies. (deep impact and )

The crowd in 7 mile.

The Computer in War games.

The machines in all the terminators.

Spector in all James Bond Movies.

[Plainview1981]

I meant top 5 favorites just in case some of you didn't

realize that.

[chillzatl]

when you grow up you can have a fully developed sense of humor to go along with your under developed imagination. Then you can enjoy those "space movies" all over again... Since you are too cool to enjoy them in your current elevated, mature state....

Unfortunately I don't have the time to explain the slang use of the word WACK to you. Though I can tell you that, at this point, it has nothing to do with the ghetto or hiphop.

But believe me, I understand your 1980's stereotypes. Since you haven't left the city of Dallas, Ga in 10 years, due to a fear of being attacked by "Inner City People", you might not know that it is a fairly common slang word these days, for all people. But especially by DOPE (OMG I DID IT AGAIN, I'M SO GHETTO!) individuals such as myself...

You might be surprised to know that we also use other "street slang" words such as FLY, ILL and BUSTED. As well as a whole variety of new slang words that are in current circulation..

But again, you wouldn't be up on these things since you neither dope nor fly....but simply...WACK.

[chillzatl]

[Weez]

eI dunno about Bullseye dude. that movie was so bad, esp. for readers of the comic. It's hard to put anyone on that list that was in a crap-ass movie. In that vein, there are some that deserve the nod over Hopper (fun movie, but come on, it was Keanu in a top three performance...by that, I mean to reiterate it was Keanu) and anything produced by John Woo, well, doves man, doves (though Travolta was fun in that movie). What say you Tyler Durden? bad guy?

[Plainview1981]

"when you grow up you can have a fully developed sense of humor to go along with your under developed imagination. Then you can enjoy those "space movies" all over again... Since you are currently too cool to enjoy them in your current elevated, mature state...."

Those space movies put me to sleep. If you like them

that is up to you. But they are stupid to me. Are you

still a fan of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turles?

"You might be surprised to know that we also use other "street slang" words such as FLY, ILL and BUSTED. As well as a whole variety of new slang words that are in current circulation.."

No, I'm not suprised. Alot of these same people

keep crap like P.Diddy/Britney Spears/Beyonce

making money when they have no music talent. We

all know how record labels use you people and

that you'll buy anything that is thrown at you

like sheep... That's why talentless losers like

William Hung have sold 100,000 cd's. Or is he

good humor to you? Yeah, your city culture(or

whatever you want to call it) is so great isn't

it?

I tell you what is "BUSTED" and it's American

culture as it is now. This country has become

a joke in more ways than one.

[Plainview1981]

Honestly, I took to much offense to your fist reply I

realize that. But not everyone likes Star Wars. I'm

sure you(and probably 99% of everyone else here) don't

like most of the things I do. Basically, it's fine that

you like Star Wars. But just because I don't doesn't make

it weird.

[capstone21]

I think one of the best villians I ever saw was the Tim Roth's character in Rob Roy. You hated him instantly.

Another great villian was Tom Berenger in Platoon.

You can't forget Ed Rooney from Ferris Beuller.

[mdawg]

"End of Days"? You mean someone actually saw that movie? Brad Pitt in "Fight Club" was pretty good, even though he was just a figment of the main character's imagination. Also, the police captain (James Cromwell is the actor) in "L.A. Confidential" was really good, as was Juaqin (I don't think I spelled that right) Phoenix in "Gladiator". Top Five (in no particluar order):

Bill the Butcher, "Gangs of New York"

Agent Smith, "The Matrix"

The Shark in "Jaws" (I think that counts)

Police Captain in "L.A. Confidential"

Brad Pitt character in "Fight Club"

Honorable mention to Satan in "The Exorcist"

[Diesel]

Yeah, the shark in Jaws was a very good villian. So good, many people don't go in the water now for fear. If Anyone would ever see the fin of a great white coming toward them, they get fear...

Jack Nicholson in the howling, batman, and the witches of Eastwick.

Clubber Lang.

Ving Rhimes as Don King...

Scar in the Lion King.

Actually anything done by Jeremy Irons or Christopher Walken.

Jeremy Irons in Reversal of Fortune...