KMC Movie Awards: Villain of the decade.

Started by Lestov167 pages
Originally posted by Gideon
Yes, we get it: you're emo.

Just surrender, dude. It's over

Lestov16
Just surrender, dude. It's over

The thread isn't closed yet.

What about Rourke Jr from Sin City?

Was he the yellow guy? That guy was a ****ing douche. So yeah, he was good.

You guys are a bunch of losers. 😬

"NO!!! Your opinion is WRONG!!!"

Originally posted by Nephthys
Was he the yellow guy? That guy was a ****ing douche. So yeah, he was good.
What are we basing qualifications on?

Yellow Bastard was a throw away villain.

Hartigan pummeled his ass, ripped off his dick, and then turned his entire head into liquid matter.

He deserves no honorable mention, IMO.

Impediment.

Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
Impediment.

Yeah. I think he's a great contender. A sadistic, schizophrenic child rapist, despised by everybody. You can't help but cheer when he is thrown into a woodchipper

Wait, are we talking about the same guy here?........

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Originally posted by Nephthys
On paper Palpatine may be a great villain, but unfortunately for him a movie uses a visual format. And Palpatine simply fails full stop to impress in a visual format. He's not compelling, he's not chilling, he's not terrifying etc etc. He fails to invoke feelings or thoughts in the audience. In a movie setting, Palpatine is merely mediocre.

Thank you. Statistically speaking, Palpatine should be the GOAT villain but a Nazi officer, hired assassin, and psychotic terrorist all dwarfed him as far as chilling the audience(me). There were moments in TDK, IB, and NCFOM when I was in complete suspense or got scared out of my seat. Star Wars movies are just incapable of giving the viewer(again, me) that kind of impact emotionally.

If were arguing credentials in the MVF then Palpatine is the GOAT. But, your going to sit there and tell me Palpatine scared you in the film?

Landa, Joker, and Chigurgh are icons that held the audience(most) at their mercy when we first watched them.

Originally posted by Darth Martin
Thank you. Statistically speaking, Palpatine should be the GOAT villain but a Nazi officer, hired assassin, and psychotic terrorist all dwarfed him as far as chilling the audience(me). There were moments in TDK, IB, and NCFOM when I was in complete suspense or got scared out of my seat. Star Wars movies are just incapable of giving the viewer(again, me) that kind of impact emotionally.

If were arguing credentials in the MVF then Palpatine is the GOAT. But, your going to sit there and tell me Palpatine scared you in the film?

Landa, Joker, and Chigurgh are icons that held the audience(most) at their mercy when we first watched them.

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I'm gonna nominate the Rourke brothers from Sin City (Hauer and Boothe.)

Both had unprecedented levels of power, and both were evil, sick, corrupt bastards.

Landa scared you?

Suprised no one has nominated Kevin from Sin City.

Originally posted by Darth Martin
Suprised no one has nominated Kevin from Sin City.

He did steal the scenes he was in, didn't he. 🙂

I didn't think so. Not a big fan of the film. I just know this site has alot of fans of that film so was just curious.

I have to give some props to Light Yagami from Death Note. Although you're sort of rooting for him he's a great character. His tactical game of cat and mouse with L is brilliant.

Originally posted by §P0oONY
I have to give some props to Light Yagami from Death Note. Although you're sort of rooting for him he's a great character. His tactical game of cat and mouse with L is brilliant.

Yeah Light was epic, however I don't think this is including anime television characters is it? I suppose there was the Death Note movie version of light, but he didn't measure up imo

Originally posted by General_Iroh
Yeah Light was epic, however I don't think this is including anime television characters is it? I suppose there was the Death Note movie version of light, but he didn't measure up imo
I saw the films before I watched the anime or read the manga so I don't have the same view. I think the films are wonderful adaptations and Tatsuya Fujiwara does a very reasonable job as Light.

Saying this I do prefer the anime, simply because the running time is naturally longer... So we get better character development as well as a broader story arc.