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Hard to say, since there are too many we like. Personally, I’d say some of the James Bond villains who die are the most satisfying, especially Elliot Carver(Tomorrow Never Dies), Le Chiffre(Casino Royale), & Hugo Drax(Moonraker).
Obadiah Stane - Iron Man, John Fitzgerald - The Revenant, Mysterio/Quentin Beck - Spider-Man: Far From Home, Charlie Hesketh - Kingsman: The Golden Circle, Tubal-Cain - Noah, Bill Sikes - Oliver, Howard Saint - The Punisher, Dylan Gould - Transformers: Dark of the Moon and Lord Cutler Beckett - Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End.
Great baddie but he shot two men in the head , he had probably killed before, All his plotting and scheming didn't get him anywhere , He deserved his fate .
IKR! I do t know what it was. Maybe it was Alan Rickman’s incredible acting (or how incredibly handsome he was) or something else but I was kind of cheering for him (I know I know I’m fucked in the head, I’m not the only one.)
It's TV and not a movie but holy *shit*, the kid that played Joffrey in GoT was such an excellent force of evil in screen that he got hailed with 💀 threats. Fan overreach cost us an incredible actor's future endeavors. I adored his acting and I'm STILL pissed about that.
Carter Burke from _Aliens_ would be a definite pick from me. Of all of the Weyland-Yutani representatives to appear in the original trilogy, I'd argue he's the most duplicitous-- he didn't even seem like a villain at first, and he genuinely seemed to care about what Ripley has to say while the rest of the company dismissed her. But once he showed his true colors by endangering Ripley and Newt, it was just a matter of time before he got (quite deservingly) torn to shreds by the xenomorphs.
A deleted scene that was cut from the final cut of the film that was in the film's novelization shows Carter Burke getting a far far worse fate as this deleted scene shows that Ripley, Newt, Bishop, and Hicks find that Burke didn't get ripped to shreds by the Xenomorphs but instead got cocooned, and impregnated by a facehugger hoping to escape his predicament and get away with a live specimen Burke begs Ripley for help her response putting a grenade in his hand and pulling the pin and then telling him "This will put you out of your misery" the scene ends with Ripley, Newt, Bishop, and Hicks walking out of the area and offscreen the grenade goes off killing Burke and the chestburster in him in the explosion.
@@derrickhaggard- Well, in the deleated scene, Ripley comes across Burke while looking for Newt. He tells her one is inside of him and Ripley, without speaking, puts a grenade in his hand-which is armed by pressing its button-and walks away. There was an explosion later that we assume was just the reactor self-destructing.
*Exactly* what I wanted to say. I absolutely *loathed* the High Evolutionary because of how heartless he was. Heck, I already cheered when Rocket clawed his face off after he shot Lylla. On the flip side, I have massive respect for Chukwudi Iwuji for being able to bring such a horrid character to life. It's a bit of a shame he wasn't left for dead, but considering how bad he got his ass handed to him, and the fact that he was most definitely detained, I doubt he'll be able to cause anymore pain any time soon-
Nah. Hans Gruber was a likable villain. He wasn't a nice dude, sure, but he had proper charm and charisma. He ain't some cheap moustache twirling meanie.
@@BlackHatCinephile You're probably so annoyed that Batman villains have lots of fans, including children. People love Joker, Two-Face, Scarecrow, Harley Quinn, Poison Ivy, Riddler, Penguin, Mr. Freeze, Clayface, Ra's al Ghul, etc...
There is a story about Helena Bonham Carter watching the film with her mum at the cinema. When Bellatrix was killed, her mother gave a huge cheer. Then, Helena (I paraphrase) responded by berating her mother along the lines of, “What do you thing you’re doing? That is me getting killed.”
12:00 A coin? A COIN?!?!?! It's not JUST a coin or just ANY coin. Erik used the EXACT same coin that he failed to move as a child, the coin he's carried all this time for this very moment and this very purpose.
"The butcher" Tarlton was in fact real, and was in fact an evil bastard. The innaccuracy in the movie was that he didnt get killed and in fact lived out the rest of his life in luxury.
'Tarleton's Quarter' happened in a bttle where the Americans surrendered, the British stopped shooting, and the Americans resumed shooting, which meant that subsequent attempts by those Americans to surrender weren't taken seriously
Though it doesnt fit the catagory, the most I ever cheered when someone died on screen was when Joffrey was poisoned in GOT. Stood and cheered like my team had just won the Super Bowl
I think my exact response was something like "Thank fuck for that" when Joffrey died. He really was a horrendous character but that does say something about Jack Gleeson's acting
One thing I noticed when I first read Mockingjay was President Coin’s last name. There were two sides to her, and her true self was evident near the end of the book. Suzanne Collins wrote that part so well
Other satisfying deaths Arjen Rudd - Lethal Weapon 2 Clarence Boddicker - RoboCop El Alacran - Sound of Freedom Ferdnand Mondego - The Count of Monte Cristo The Shark - Jaws The Grabber - The Black Phone Cullen Crisp - Kindergarten Cop Calvin J Candie & Stephen - Django Unchained
In Sicario when Alejandro killed the drug lord and his whole family was so satisfying especially knowing what he did to Alejandro's family. The sense of dread through out that scene made his death felt like a relief. Benicio del Toro is just amazing.
Molly Weasley turning on Bellatrix shouting “Not my daughter you bitch!” Stands alone as my favorite moment in the entire franchise finally knocking “Foul evil loathsome little cockroach!” Into second place! 😂
When the issue of presidential immunity was invoked recently, that scene shown in the ending of this video and the outcome for that diplomat, as well as Danny Glover's actions and reply, comes to mind 😂
For number 13 Mrs. Carmody. I just realized something. The store owner shooting her meant there was one less bullet for the finale. Making that ending even more horrific.
No one can name me a more iconic villain, than Gary Oldman. Iconic - referring to the popularity of the movies, his roles, performances, range, and longevity...
Obadiah Stane - Iron Man, John Fitzgerald - The Revenant, Mysterio/Quentin Beck - Spider-Man: Far From Home, (though I don't think he really died) Charlie Hesketh - Kingsman: The Golden Circle, Tubal-Cain - Noah, Bill Sikes - Oliver, Howard Saint - The Punisher, Leon "Bats" Jefferson lll - Baby Driver, Dylan Gould - Transformers: Dark of the Moon and Lord Cutler Beckett - Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End.
Hans' death was a true piece of cinematic history. The true fear in Rickman's eyes when he was released before the countdown finished could not be recreated any other way. It's one of my all-time favorite shots, along with the bathroom mirror shot from Contact, and a few others.
How the fuck is Hans Gruber a hated character?! If he so much as gets as mention if not being placed on the list, then the list here will no doubt be void and null. Because that is just unrealistic if you ask me.
To me I think colonel Stuart and mildly Thomas Gabriel should’ve put in but the list instead of Hans Gruber, Thomas Gabriel wasn’t that evil I don’t think, but his henchmen were very difficult to take down and he was difficult to take down, but Colonel Stewart is more hateable than him.
You missed…. Mrs. Gulch/The Wicked Witch of the West-Wizard of Oz Johnny Ringo-Tombstone Calvin Candie-Django Unchained Colonel Hans Landa-Inglourious Bastards Victor Maitland-Beverly Hills Cop Earl Talbot Blake-Ricochet Nicky Santoro-Casino Isaac and Malachi-Children of the Corn
almost any of the GOT, from the Night King to Tywin Lannister to Walder Frey to Cersei...but Joffrey Baratheon and/or Ramsay Bolton are the my hated most deaths.
Love Alan Rickman. Best death, along with a killer backstory about how the director got that expression from Rickman when he fell out of the window. Just prime. Great movie all around.
Mandy Patinkin said he used that scene to help himself deal with losing his own father, he pretended the Duke was the cancer that killed his father, knowing that, makes the scene 1000 times better.
Carlo Rizzi, Dick Jones, and Cypher all had very deserved and satisfying deaths. Bellatrix was too sudden, I was expecting her go slow and inhumanly painful as possible, she killed too many good characters, Dobbys death was so sad.
#30: Egor Korshunov (Air Force One) #29: Castor Troy (Face/Off) #28: Brad Wesley (Roadhouse) #27: Retch (Guardians of the Galaxy, Vol. 2) #26: Colonel Tavington (The Patriot) #25: Iosef Tarasov (John Wick) #24: Felix & Zee (You’re Next) #23: Bill (Kill Bill: Volume 2) #22: Captain Vidal (Pan’s Labyrinth) #21: Howard Payne (Speed) #20: Mola Ram (Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom) #19: Sebastian Shaw (X-Men: First Class) #18: Alma Coin (The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 2) #17: Henry Rhodes (Day of the Dead) #16: August Walker / John Lark (Mission: Impossible - Fallout) #15: Colin Sullivan (The Departed) #14: Stuntman Mike (Death Proof) #13: Mrs. Carmody (The Mist) #12: Carlo Rizzi (The Godfather) #11: Dick Jones (RoboCop) #10: Margaret White (Carrie) #9: Cypher (The Matrix) #8: Annie Wilkes (Misery) #7: Emperor Palpatine (Star Wars: Episode VI - Return of the Jedi) #6: Bellatrix Lestrange (Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 2) #5: Immortan Joe (Mad Max: Fury Road) #4: The Armitage Family (Get Out) #3: Hans Gruber (Die Hard) #2: Count Tyrone Rugen (The Princess Bride) #1: Commodus (Gladiator)
Not long after Snow's actor passed away, good timing! Edit: not sarcasm, it's good to honor a lesser of two evils knowing the alternative is no different, despite claiming to be the better one.
I can't believe you guys missed the Paul reiser character in aliens!!!! Talk about somebody getting what they deserved and karma coming full circle and you guys missed it!!!
Seeing as how the late great Alan Rickman is already on here, I'll go ahead and say his downfall as Elliot Marston in Quigley Down Under is one of my favorites.
Most of those were great deaths even though I never got to watch, I think 3 out of the your list, younger Magneto moving the coin through Shaw's skull while Xavier telepathically connected was just... poor Charles... And I'll leave it at that!! : ) Please, mojo team, watching this video makes me think you can do a top 100 gratifying villain movie deaths video. Catoragize them into different genres even. Just some ideas. Keep up the good work. You and your team try to have a good day/night. : )
"Trust us, we're not crying over this spilt milk." Hehe , good one. There will always be a Mrs. Carmody in waiting and there'll always be people willing to follow them, which is what makes her so terrifying.
I remember watching Misery at the cinema. The audience literally groaned in sympathetic agony as Annie smashed his ankles over the block with the sledgehammer and then wildly cheered as Paul smashed in her head with the typewriter. People don't remember cinema back then, it was never that in your face graphic.
Uh, where’s Archibald Cunningham from Rob Roy? It’s right up there with Commodus in Gladiator; a truly despicable character who meets a gruesome, but just demise.
This should be a top 50. 31. Lord Cutler Beckett - Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End 32. Thanos - Avengers Endgame 33. Obadiah Stane - Iron Man 34. Alexander Pierce - Captain America: Winter Soldier 35. Baroness von Hellman - Cruella 36. Gaston - Beauty & The Beast 37. Jafar - Return of Jafar 38. Lord Sopespian - The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian 39. Lord Miraz - The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian 40. Andrei Strasser - Mighty Joe Young (1998) 41. Injun Joe - Tom & Huck 42. Judge Doom - Who Framed Roger Rabbit 43. Judge Claude Frollo - The Hunchback of Notre Dame 44. I can’t think of anymore, anyone else?
John Fitzgerald - The Revenant, Mysterio/Quentin Beck - Spider-Man: Far From Home (though I don't think he really died), Charlie Hesketh - Kingsman: The Golden Circle, Professor Ratigan - Basil The Great Mouse Detective, Bill Sikes - Oliver, Howard Saint - The Punisher and Dylan Gould - Transformers: Dark of the Moon.
I think Lord Becketts death at the end of Pirates of the Caribbean at Worlds End deserved to be number one. For the entire movie he reveled in the horrible things he did. Like killing Elizabeth’s father after he found out about Jones weakness, or having Davey kill the Kraken to keep him in line. I truly hated him, and to see the look on his face when he realized that he wasn’t in control of the Dutchman anymore. And him taking that slow-mo walk down the stairs of his ship while it’s being blown to pieces around him was just the perfect way for someone like him to go out. 😊
Maul actually survived his fight against Obi-Wan in The Phantom Menace as he gained bionic legs in The Clone Wars before being killed off for real in Rebels.
I realize Arnold was/still is a beloved action movie icon, but there was still a great sense of satisfaction in the first Terminator watching watching the T-800 finally get destroyed once and for all in that hydrologic press.
"I'll give you anything!" "Anything? I want my FATHER BACK. But since I know that can't happen, I want your life." I've always wanted the line changed to that, but at the same time, its an iconic movie quote for a reason, so. What do I know 🤷♀️
Annie Wilkes portray by Kathy bates in misery when she does the clubbing bit still makes me shudder still what a great performance by both actors rip James cann 😊😊😊
Okay, great list, however the one person missing from it is the warden from Shawshank Redemption. Literally in my opinion one of the worst people in a movie I have ever seen.
Which movie character do you hate most?!
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Hard to say, since there are too many we like. Personally, I’d say some of the James Bond villains who die are the most satisfying, especially Elliot Carver(Tomorrow Never Dies), Le Chiffre(Casino Royale), & Hugo Drax(Moonraker).
Dennis Nedry, Dolores Umbridge, Alec Trevelyan, and Mrs. Carmody.😊
Interesting you include Mola Ram on this list as I found out earlier today it's the late Amrish Puri's birthday today (6/22/1932).
Judge Doom, "Who Framed Roger Rabbit"
Obadiah Stane - Iron Man,
John Fitzgerald - The Revenant,
Mysterio/Quentin Beck - Spider-Man: Far From Home,
Charlie Hesketh - Kingsman: The Golden Circle,
Tubal-Cain - Noah,
Bill Sikes - Oliver,
Howard Saint - The Punisher,
Dylan Gould - Transformers: Dark of the Moon
and Lord Cutler Beckett - Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End.
*"My name is John Wick. You killed my puppy. Prepare to die."*
HAHAHAHAHA you win the internet for that one
"Ask me for anything."
"Anything you want."
*"I want my wife back, you son of a bitch!"* (GUNSHOT)
Totally justified by John 😅
Brilliant comment!!
@@jimb.7523 inconceivable!
13:14 RIP Donald Sutherland
Im still shocked that Mr Sutherland passed away, he was a great actor. 😢
Sad that Donald died, and sad that Biden is alive.
@jaclynsanture6643
Crazily enough, him being a great actor...did not save him.
@@AllenPullman-bs5ku sad that you're alive too.
Shout out to Kathy Bates for her ability to portray utterly vile characters while apparently being utterly lovely in person.
Read the Stephen King novel. She is 100x worse in the book. Not kidding. (Edit) but yes, Kathy Bates is awesome.
Rebecca DeMornay's character biting it in, "The Hand that Rocks the Cradle" made everyone cheer in the theater when i went to see it.
Oh yeah! She was a good villian in that movie.
That movie tends to be forgotten. She really needs more credit, as she was a all time villain in that.
Hans Gruber is a hated character? I liked him. He was entertaining in almost every scene he was in Die Hard.
Performance=/=morals of role played. 🤦♂
Great baddie but he shot two men in the head , he had probably killed before, All his plotting and scheming didn't get him anywhere , He deserved his fate .
What he did to takagi was messed up though. His brother was worse though
See Him As a Snooty French Wine Reviewer In "Bottle Shock."
IKR! I do t know what it was. Maybe it was Alan Rickman’s incredible acting (or how incredibly handsome he was) or something else but I was kind of cheering for him (I know I know I’m fucked in the head, I’m not the only one.)
A testament to these actors' skills that their characters' deaths were well celebrated.
Hell the actress that played Umbridge hated her character so much that she was physically nauseous whenever she played her.
It's TV and not a movie but holy *shit*, the kid that played Joffrey in GoT was such an excellent force of evil in screen that he got hailed with 💀 threats. Fan overreach cost us an incredible actor's future endeavors. I adored his acting and I'm STILL pissed about that.
You're absolutely right. 😊
& guts, I guess.
Hans Gruber is considered one of cinema's greatest villains, wouldn't call him a hated character.
It's not Hans we miss, it's Alan.
I hate Karl and Harry Ellis more than Hans.
@@garrettschnaufer9983exactly what I came to say
He killed two people in cold blood, as well as an entire SWAT team, and everyone aboard the helicopter.
The warden from The Shawshank Redemption was quite satisfying.
He also plays the warden of the anti-mutant acdemy in Deadpool 2.
That wasn’t him
@@kylebrumbalow1370 Really? They look just the same. Oh well. Thanks for setting me straight.
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I loved Hans Gruber, one of the greatest movie villains of all time. R.I.P to the great Alan Rickman.🙏😪
Carter Burke from _Aliens_ would be a definite pick from me. Of all of the Weyland-Yutani representatives to appear in the original trilogy, I'd argue he's the most duplicitous-- he didn't even seem like a villain at first, and he genuinely seemed to care about what Ripley has to say while the rest of the company dismissed her. But once he showed his true colors by endangering Ripley and Newt, it was just a matter of time before he got (quite deservingly) torn to shreds by the xenomorphs.
A deleted scene that was cut from the final cut of the film that was in the film's novelization shows Carter Burke getting a far far worse fate as this deleted scene shows that Ripley, Newt, Bishop, and Hicks find that Burke didn't get ripped to shreds by the Xenomorphs but instead got cocooned, and impregnated by a facehugger hoping to escape his predicament and get away with a live specimen Burke begs Ripley for help her response putting a grenade in his hand and pulling the pin and then telling him "This will put you out of your misery" the scene ends with Ripley, Newt, Bishop, and Hicks walking out of the area and offscreen the grenade goes off killing Burke and the chestburster in him in the explosion.
That’s what made Burke a good villain
Oh yeah. He was a right monster.
@@derrickhaggard- Well, in the deleated scene, Ripley comes across Burke while looking for Newt. He tells her one is inside of him and Ripley, without speaking, puts a grenade in his hand-which is armed by pressing its button-and walks away. There was an explosion later that we assume was just the reactor self-destructing.
If he didn't get an offscreen death I'm sure he would have made the list.
I never shouted YES so loudly as I did when that crazy lady from the mist got her comeuppance.
While he didn't die; sadly; the High Evolutionary from Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 getting a beatdown from all the guardians was super satisfying
"You didn't want to make everything better. You just hated things the way they are."
*Exactly* what I wanted to say. I absolutely *loathed* the High Evolutionary because of how heartless he was. Heck, I already cheered when Rocket clawed his face off after he shot Lylla. On the flip side, I have massive respect for Chukwudi Iwuji for being able to bring such a horrid character to life. It's a bit of a shame he wasn't left for dead, but considering how bad he got his ass handed to him, and the fact that he was most definitely detained, I doubt he'll be able to cause anymore pain any time soon-
Nah. Hans Gruber was a likable villain. He wasn't a nice dude, sure, but he had proper charm and charisma. He ain't some cheap moustache twirling meanie.
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Charismatics get to kill for free? You should be mad at the actor for causing you to think so dysfunctionally.
@@BlackHatCinephile You're probably so annoyed that Batman villains have lots of fans, including children. People love Joker, Two-Face, Scarecrow, Harley Quinn, Poison Ivy, Riddler, Penguin, Mr. Freeze, Clayface, Ra's al Ghul, etc...
@@BlackHatCinephile Alan Rickman didn't actually kill people, Cinephile.
@@BlackHatCinephile Mad at the actor for doing a good job? That’s dumb.
And the award for the Most Badass Line You Say Before Killing An Evil Witch goes to: MOLLY WESLEY (26:07 to 26:09)
If my memory serves me correctly, this is one of the only she uses such strong language
There is a story about Helena Bonham Carter watching the film with her mum at the cinema. When Bellatrix was killed, her mother gave a huge cheer. Then, Helena (I paraphrase) responded by berating her mother along the lines of, “What do you thing you’re doing? That is me getting killed.”
@@minsapint8007😂😂😂😂😂😂
12:00 A coin? A COIN?!?!?! It's not JUST a coin or just ANY coin. Erik used the EXACT same coin that he failed to move as a child, the coin he's carried all this time for this very moment and this very purpose.
I was more than satisfied when Thanos died in Endgame. And I’m talking both deaths.
Thor went for the head. Stark went for the everything.
I was going to say same
Kathy Bates' look of genuine hurt for a milliseconds before collapsing proves what an incredible force of a ting talent she is.
"The butcher" Tarlton was in fact real, and was in fact an evil bastard. The innaccuracy in the movie was that he didnt get killed and in fact lived out the rest of his life in luxury.
correct
Unfortunately
'Tarleton's Quarter' happened in a bttle where the Americans surrendered, the British stopped shooting, and the Americans resumed shooting, which meant that subsequent attempts by those Americans to surrender weren't taken seriously
Though it doesnt fit the catagory, the most I ever cheered when someone died on screen was when Joffrey was poisoned in GOT. Stood and cheered like my team had just won the Super Bowl
I think my exact response was something like "Thank fuck for that" when Joffrey died. He really was a horrendous character but that does say something about Jack Gleeson's acting
One thing I noticed when I first read Mockingjay was President Coin’s last name. There were two sides to her, and her true self was evident near the end of the book. Suzanne Collins wrote that part so well
My prayers go out to Bruce Willis and his family who are suffering so much emotional pain right now, we love you Bruce ❤❤❤❤❤
33:03 aahh you can’t leave it there! “Has just been revoked!!” There, I fixed that for you.
yeah he was de-kaffa nated
Ha! I was trying to remember that!
Other satisfying deaths
Arjen Rudd - Lethal Weapon 2
Clarence Boddicker - RoboCop
El Alacran - Sound of Freedom
Ferdnand Mondego - The Count of Monte Cristo
The Shark - Jaws
The Grabber - The Black Phone
Cullen Crisp - Kindergarten Cop
Calvin J Candie & Stephen - Django Unchained
I agree with each of these names
Seriously WatchMojo needs to make honorable mentions mandatory
Shark was named Bruce, wasn't it?
@@forsaken1foreveryes you are correct
One of these is not like the others.
In Sicario when Alejandro killed the drug lord and his whole family was so satisfying especially knowing what he did to Alejandro's family. The sense of dread through out that scene made his death felt like a relief. Benicio del Toro is just amazing.
Molly Weasley turning on Bellatrix shouting “Not my daughter you bitch!” Stands alone as my favorite moment in the entire franchise finally knocking “Foul evil loathsome little cockroach!” Into second place! 😂
All the films were shite (alongside the books)
As much as I found Bellatrix LeStrange’s demise satisfying in Harry Potter. Voldemort should also be on the list as well.
Still boggles my mind how many people don't realize that Mission Impossible was a TV show decades before the first movie ever came out.
How can you miss Scar Jeremy Irons from Lion King 1994? Come on now.
When the issue of presidential immunity was invoked recently, that scene shown in the ending of this video and the outcome for that diplomat, as well as Danny Glover's actions and reply, comes to mind 😂
For number 13 Mrs. Carmody. I just realized something. The store owner shooting her meant there was one less bullet for the finale. Making that ending even more horrific.
Thank you for the update, WatchMojo..!! The number one on my list is Benny in "Total Recall" (1990). Arnold: "SCREW YEEEEEEW..!!"
What about his 12 kids?
"Poor people are crazy. I'm eccentric!"
Quite possibly the best damn comeback in history! Dennis Hopper pulled it off so easily. 😆😅🤣😂
A lot of these are satisfying no matter how many times I watch them
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No one can name me a more iconic villain, than Gary Oldman. Iconic - referring to the popularity of the movies, his roles, performances, range, and longevity...
He makes a great villain in Fifth Element, as well. Not to mention his Dracula. Personally, I prefer his more romantic side rather than his villains.
Obadiah Stane - Iron Man,
John Fitzgerald - The Revenant,
Mysterio/Quentin Beck - Spider-Man: Far From Home, (though I don't think he really died)
Charlie Hesketh - Kingsman: The Golden Circle,
Tubal-Cain - Noah,
Bill Sikes - Oliver,
Howard Saint - The Punisher,
Leon "Bats" Jefferson lll - Baby Driver,
Dylan Gould - Transformers: Dark of the Moon
and Lord Cutler Beckett - Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End.
Hans' death was a true piece of cinematic history.
The true fear in Rickman's eyes when he was released before the countdown finished could not be recreated any other way.
It's one of my all-time favorite shots, along with the bathroom mirror shot from Contact, and a few others.
Angry baby Groot, is just too stinkin' cute 🥺🥰
You missed Angel Eyes, the Bad from the Good the Bad and the Ugly.
Stephen Boyd in "Ben Hur" (1958). All memorable villain deaths don't have to be new.
How the fuck is Hans Gruber a hated character?!
If he so much as gets as mention if not being placed on the list, then the list here will no doubt be void and null.
Because that is just unrealistic if you ask me.
To me I think colonel Stuart and mildly Thomas Gabriel should’ve put in but the list instead of Hans Gruber, Thomas Gabriel wasn’t that evil I don’t think, but his henchmen were very difficult to take down and he was difficult to take down, but Colonel Stewart is more hateable than him.
Hans Gruber don't deserve to be in this list. Timothy Olyphant in Die Hard 4 could be a better choice.
@@cafeabasedecinema how about colonel Stuart in die hard 2?
Pretty sure the title of the vid is just rage/comment bait.
Would you be so sappy about it if you or someone you care about was his victim?
You missed….
Mrs. Gulch/The Wicked Witch of the West-Wizard of Oz
Johnny Ringo-Tombstone
Calvin Candie-Django Unchained
Colonel Hans Landa-Inglourious Bastards
Victor Maitland-Beverly Hills Cop
Earl Talbot Blake-Ricochet
Nicky Santoro-Casino
Isaac and Malachi-Children of the Corn
Hans Landa didn't die. They carved their mark into his forehead, just as they did to any they let go, but he lived.
Dylan Gould and Sentinel Prime from Transformers Dark of the Moon
Sam kills Dylan and Optimus prime kills Sentinel
almost any of the GOT, from the Night King to Tywin Lannister to Walder Frey to Cersei...but Joffrey Baratheon and/or Ramsay Bolton are the my hated most deaths.
I definitely would agree with Ramsay Bolton he was a bastard in more than one way
Love Alan Rickman. Best death, along with a killer backstory about how the director got that expression from Rickman when he fell out of the window. Just prime. Great movie all around.
Mandy Patinkin said he used that scene to help himself deal with losing his own father, he pretended the Duke was the cancer that killed his father, knowing that, makes the scene 1000 times better.
Archibald Cunningham in Rob Roy. The King in Braveheart. Wormtongue and Saruman.
Satisfying death of hated characters we will never see.
2. Hans Landa
1. Nurse Ratched
Chong Li.
Ivan Drago.
The best part about the death of Bellatrix is the type of spell Molly used. A laundry drying spell.
Every Watch Mojo video: I drink your milkshake!
Carlo Rizzi, Dick Jones, and Cypher all had very deserved and satisfying deaths. Bellatrix was too sudden, I was expecting her go slow and inhumanly painful as possible, she killed too many good characters, Dobbys death was so sad.
25:05 ''Somehow Palpatine Returned''
268: I LOVE how Baby Groot kills the guy Retch. I love this scene in the movie
Fun fact: there’s always an X in the background whenever a character is going to die/get killed in The Departed.
#30: Egor Korshunov (Air Force One)
#29: Castor Troy (Face/Off)
#28: Brad Wesley (Roadhouse)
#27: Retch (Guardians of the Galaxy, Vol. 2)
#26: Colonel Tavington (The Patriot)
#25: Iosef Tarasov (John Wick)
#24: Felix & Zee (You’re Next)
#23: Bill (Kill Bill: Volume 2)
#22: Captain Vidal (Pan’s Labyrinth)
#21: Howard Payne (Speed)
#20: Mola Ram (Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom)
#19: Sebastian Shaw (X-Men: First Class)
#18: Alma Coin (The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 2)
#17: Henry Rhodes (Day of the Dead)
#16: August Walker / John Lark (Mission: Impossible - Fallout)
#15: Colin Sullivan (The Departed)
#14: Stuntman Mike (Death Proof)
#13: Mrs. Carmody (The Mist)
#12: Carlo Rizzi (The Godfather)
#11: Dick Jones (RoboCop)
#10: Margaret White (Carrie)
#9: Cypher (The Matrix)
#8: Annie Wilkes (Misery)
#7: Emperor Palpatine (Star Wars: Episode VI - Return of the Jedi)
#6: Bellatrix Lestrange (Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 2)
#5: Immortan Joe (Mad Max: Fury Road)
#4: The Armitage Family (Get Out)
#3: Hans Gruber (Die Hard)
#2: Count Tyrone Rugen (The Princess Bride)
#1: Commodus (Gladiator)
Number 21: I think it was called The Bus That Couldn't Slow Down
Not long after Snow's actor passed away, good timing!
Edit: not sarcasm, it's good to honor a lesser of two evils knowing the alternative is no different, despite claiming to be the better one.
I can't believe you guys missed the Paul reiser character in aliens!!!! Talk about somebody getting what they deserved and karma coming full circle and you guys missed it!!!
Maybe his death wasn't included here because it wasn't actually shown onscreen. But he's a hated character for sure.
@@davorvrcibradic234After his own mother had seen it she wouldn't talk to him!! LOL!
Amazing video watch mojo of the most satisfying villains death in movies,fantastic job.
Seeing as how the late great Alan Rickman is already on here, I'll go ahead and say his downfall as Elliot Marston in Quigley Down Under is one of my favorites.
People often forget that movie
Most of those were great deaths even though I never got to watch, I think 3 out of the your list, younger Magneto moving the coin through Shaw's skull while Xavier telepathically connected was just... poor Charles... And I'll leave it at that!! : )
Please, mojo team, watching this video makes me think you can do a top 100 gratifying villain movie deaths video. Catoragize them into different genres even. Just some ideas. Keep up the good work. You and your team try to have a good day/night. : )
"Trust us, we're not crying over this spilt milk." Hehe , good one. There will always be a Mrs. Carmody in waiting and there'll always be people willing to follow them, which is what makes her so terrifying.
14:15 Bud? Nope, try again.
Say, "Hello, aunt Alicia! Go on!"
Yep, it's 'Bub' (and he's great at shaving)
I remember watching Misery at the cinema. The audience literally groaned in sympathetic agony as Annie smashed his ankles over the block with the sledgehammer and then wildly cheered as Paul smashed in her head with the typewriter. People don't remember cinema back then, it was never that in your face graphic.
Uncle Frank--Hellraiser.
Uh, where’s Archibald Cunningham from Rob Roy? It’s right up there with Commodus in Gladiator; a truly despicable character who meets a gruesome, but just demise.
I think the most satisfying bad guy death that wasn’t mentioned was literally inspector Richard in Kiss of the Dragon
Don't forget Gary Oldman in The Fifth Element and etc.😂❤
Palpatine meeting his end was perfect. 🎉
Facts.
Which end of Palpatine do you think is better, the one on the Death Star II or what went down at the Sith Citadel on Exegol?
@Jeremiah_Rivers76 Death Star II. Plus it redeemed Anakin/Darth Vader. 🎉
@@tylergoodman3560Understandable.
Bot trash
Calvin Candie and Stephen?
Guy Pierce’s character Fernand Mondego in The Count of Monte Cristo!
14:53. Talk about a HEAD ON COLLISION...
The secound big bad from leathal weapon 2 getting a freighter dropped on him
Let’s all never forget the original Carrie’s most iconic line:
“ THEY ALL GONNA LAFACHU!!!! THEY ALL GONNA LAFACHU!!!!”
🤣🤣🤣
Carrie is one of the only movies I know of where you can't find anything to laugh at.
The villain in the first Crow movie. That he gets impaled at the church. (The villain's sister's death wasn't bad, either.)
This should be a top 50.
31. Lord Cutler Beckett - Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End
32. Thanos - Avengers Endgame
33. Obadiah Stane - Iron Man
34. Alexander Pierce - Captain America: Winter Soldier
35. Baroness von Hellman - Cruella
36. Gaston - Beauty & The Beast
37. Jafar - Return of Jafar
38. Lord Sopespian - The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian
39. Lord Miraz - The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian
40. Andrei Strasser - Mighty Joe Young (1998)
41. Injun Joe - Tom & Huck
42. Judge Doom - Who Framed Roger Rabbit
43. Judge Claude Frollo - The Hunchback of Notre Dame
44. I can’t think of anymore, anyone else?
John Fitzgerald - The Revenant,
Mysterio/Quentin Beck - Spider-Man: Far From Home (though I don't think he really died),
Charlie Hesketh - Kingsman: The Golden Circle,
Professor Ratigan - Basil The Great Mouse Detective,
Bill Sikes - Oliver,
Howard Saint - The Punisher
and Dylan Gould - Transformers: Dark of the Moon.
Fernand Mondego from Count of Monte Cristo
Yeah, except that *"Lord/Emperor/Senator"* Palpatine somehow managed to make it through to Episode IX. Ugh!
I think Lord Becketts death at the end of Pirates of the Caribbean at Worlds End deserved to be number one. For the entire movie he reveled in the horrible things he did. Like killing Elizabeth’s father after he found out about Jones weakness, or having Davey kill the Kraken to keep him in line. I truly hated him, and to see the look on his face when he realized that he wasn’t in control of the Dutchman anymore. And him taking that slow-mo walk down the stairs of his ship while it’s being blown to pieces around him was just the perfect way for someone like him to go out. 😊
I’d think some Bond villains should be on the list.
And Darth Maul.
Maul actually survived his fight against Obi-Wan in The Phantom Menace as he gained bionic legs in The Clone Wars before being killed off for real in Rebels.
This is awesome
"i stuck a blender on his head and killed him"
BF: ....Oh....okay....
Bro regrets everything XD
"For England, James?" "No. For me."
I'd add Alan Rickman as Elliott Marston in Quigley Down Under..
RIP Donald Sutherland.
Also E D 209? It's ED 209.
🛰 Sally - "Oblivion" (2013)
Nurse Ratched from "One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest" should have made this list.
I realize Arnold was/still is a beloved action movie icon, but there was still a great sense of satisfaction in the first Terminator watching watching the T-800 finally get destroyed once and for all in that hydrologic press.
Annie Wilkes. She was hated, saw it in the theatre and people cheered her death.
Watch out for the MIF. Molly may be mostly mama, but beware when she releases the bear.
Jason Isaac’s underrated villain actor. But he’s been in other things too
The Villian from Guardians of the Galaxy 3.
He didn't die.
"I'll give you anything!"
"Anything? I want my FATHER BACK. But since I know that can't happen, I want your life."
I've always wanted the line changed to that, but at the same time, its an iconic movie quote for a reason, so. What do I know 🤷♀️
Seeing Maximus fight through the poison and kill Commodus was phenomenal. Joaquin Phoenix really made his character completely despised.
Excellent list and narrative. ❤❤❤😢
"some antagonist is 100% death proof"
A professional hitman: And I took that personally
I’m surprised that Waingro from Heat didn’t get put on the list.
Love it!
“Poor people are crazy…I’m deranged”..
Such an great line🤣🤣🤣🤣
it's "eccentric", not deranged.
Marquee from John Wick Chapter 4 & D'antonio from John Wick Chapter 2
Annie Wilkes portray by Kathy bates in misery when she does the clubbing bit still makes me shudder still what a great performance by both actors rip James cann 😊😊😊
Okay, great list, however the one person missing from it is the warden from Shawshank Redemption. Literally in my opinion one of the worst people in a movie I have ever seen.