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[Snaku]

i know , i know the movie is ridiculous...but man Frank Langella really was good...its like they had enough money for a writer to write skeletors lines...then he quit or something.

As I recall he improvised a lot of his lines.

 

[Eric Hall]

Dr. Facilier -- Princess and the Frog

Also:

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Ozymandias

- Watchmen (Although he is better realized in the comic book, I still enjoyed the movie version)

 

[Pand]

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I choose the Operative from Serenity

Great choice.

I'll go with Harry from In Bruges.

 

[Platy]

Spoiler

Ozymandias

- Watchmen (Although he is better realized in the comic book, I still enjoyed the movie version)

I would spoiler that ...

 

[Ignatz Mouse]

I'll go with Harry from In Bruges.

YOU'RE an inanimate object!

 

[EleventhDoctor]

"They called me Mr. Glass."

 

[Mononofu]

"They called me Mr. Glass."

Wow totally forgot about him.

 

[Carnby]

 

[drugstore_cowboy]

Sador from Battle Beyond the Stars

 

[bengraven]

Yea that dude was fucking scary. He didn't even do many things that were considered "villainy" either. Just the way he carried himself.

"Holy Toledo... somebody had fun.

I've always liked the "safety catch" scene.

Just chilling out, gun pointed at him, *click*, then takes the gun, flicks the catch and shoots Samuel L. in the leg. Very cooly says, "Forgot the safety catch", throws the gun to subordinate and walks away.

 

[water_wendi]

with bonus God tier theme:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wDl4OhRN3bQ

One of my favorite movies. i love the scene that goes with that music.

Colqhoun's Cannibal Story

"And then things got out of hand."

The other choice is Langelas Skeletor. Both of these are masterful performances and completely underrated.

 

[JGS]

"They called me Mr. Glass."

I was thinking about him too but thought

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spoiler alert

However, I think Jackson most underrated performance is this one:

Ordell (always thought it was Odell) from Jackie Brown.

Makes sense considering it's Tarantino's most underrated movie.

 

[Count Dookkake]

There was a Landis script for a sequel that goes into the origin of these guys in David's nightmares.


Then they made the shitty sequel instead.

 

[Navidson REC]

What movie is this?

 

[Truant]

People, state the movie, post a picture. How hard can it be?

 

[EleventhDoctor]

What movie is this?

That's Brazil.

 

[Pand]

What movie is this?

Brazil.

 

[Navidson REC]

That's Brazil.

Thanks. Had seen a similar shot a few times already and it left me intrigued... Seems like an interesting movie after skimming the Wikipedia page.

Edit:

Brazil.

And thanks again!

 

[Cactus]

El Indio

 

[Lynn616]

Child Catcher

 

[Shaundakahl]

with bonus God tier theme:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wDl4OhRN3bQ

I was going to post him! creepy as all hell.

 

[voodooray]

Xur

Always comes first in the "jumping to conclusions" round.

 

[DonasaurusRex]

Can't talk about Hellboy without mentioning the weird undead Nazi dude

the opening scene of Hellboy...now thats how you do Wolverine

 

[demosthenes]

Yeah, Owen Davien is probably one of my favorite villains of all time. Definitely agree with this.

My favorite villain of all-time, though:

Jason Isaacs as Tavington in The Patriot. Probably one of the most despicable characters ever and played to perfection. Not sure how underrated he is, though, but I know the movie as a whole gets a lot of flak.

God, he is so good.

 

[SuperEpicMan]

I am surprised no one has said Bill from Kill Bill. Not only was he an excellent villian who you wanted to die, but come the end of the movie when his motivations for what he did are revealed you suddenly don't want him to die and you get the impression neither does Beatrix Kiddo, but she knows she has to and it makes it such an awesome and emotional scene, his death was also done well and not gratuitous.

One of my favourite all time movie endings.

 

[Etrian Oddity]

in re: Tavington

Watched this movie for the first time a week or so ago. Not only a terrible, terrible film, but such a ridiculous villain. Couldn't disagree with you more on this pick.

Ridiculous? You know he was based on a real British dragoon, right? Colonel Banastre Tarleton was commissioned to hunt the "Swamp Fox" (inspiration of Gibson's character), and was known as "The Butcher" because of his penchant for killing surrendering enemy soldiers and his troops' brutal raids on colonial settlements.

Jason Isaacs' character is boss. There are of course countless inaccuracies, but The Patriot is one of my biggest guilty pleasures.

 

[sammyCYBORG]

Child Catcher

I could not watch this movie as a child due to him. Nightmare inducing stuff. Ugh, I still find him just as creepy-looking now.

 

[subversus]

Star Wars

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Am I doing this right? lol

well, this one is fairly unknown but brilliant

Garry Oldman, True Romance

 

[MickeyKnox]

 

[Manus]

 

[Count Dookkake]

Cpt Rhodes, DAY OF THE DEAD

I'M RUNNING THIS MONKEY-FARM NOW, FRANKENSTEIN, AND I WANNA KNOW WHAT THE FUCK YOU'RE DOING WITH MY TIME!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gwnpXluH5bY

 

[Nizz]

Lo Pan - Big trouble in Little China

Awesome villain and awesome movie.

YES

He was fucking amazing in Dracula, from the very first sequence. His God-cursing is stupendous.

Yeah, Gary Oldman has been great in pretty much everything I've seen him in. I haven't watched Dracula in years, you posting that link makes me want to watch it soon.

Can't talk about Hellboy without mentioning the weird undead Nazi dude

Wasn't his name Cronin/Kronin? Yes, he was awesome. Sort of like Darth Maul, not much to say but he speaks with his actions.