10 Movie Villains That Outshone Other Villains
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Vaders appearance in Rogue One is exactly how you do a cameo in a movie. That last scene not only shows how powerful he is, but how terrifying. It showed us why Vader was feared across the galaxy.
My favorite of the newer Star Wars movies by far.
Too right mate. That entrance was fricken awesome.
If you haven't seen it yet, look up
" scene 38 reimagined " some fan made stuff, but a very similar impact to rogue one entrance
Karl Rupecht kroenen Really was a great villain in Hell Boy. He gave Hell Boy a run for his money and his skill with those weapons of his was insane
Like a great many actors who play bad guys, Richard Kiel, who played Jaws, was well known to be a really nice bloke off screen. Roger Moore really liked him, and was pleased he reappeared in 'Moonraker'.
I'm very fond too, of his role in 'Happy Gilmore'.
Jaws is by far one of the best "henchmen" of any movie franchise, not just Bond! Plus by the end of Moonraker, he does something almost no henchmen has ever done. He beats his boss, save and gets his girl, and is rescued off the failing satellite! And you KNOW Bond kept him out of jail after movies end.
How can you not love the big lug?
@@dylanogg347 Right? He might be the only Bond henchmen to get a redemption arch, not 100% sure as I haven't seen all the movies lol.
@@DMBLaan But Ol' Jaws is a tough act to follow.
@@dylanogg347 Very true
I liked Micky Rourke in iron man 2. His accent and demeanour made him unknowable to a scary level. You never knew what he would do or is capable of doing.
I actually liked him too, but they really wasted him. Both in general, but also given the character's backstory as it was in the movie... they never really put in the emotion it needed. Vanko was basically right, his father did get screwed over bad, but there's never any kind of acknowledgement of that.
He's the kind of character who needed to be spared by Tony to give Vanko's backstory closure, even if Vanko immediately lashed out in hatred after and still needed to be put down... rather than just Double Kamehameha'd by Iron Man and War Machine.
Hannibal was always meant to be the the main antagonist. The movie came from a collection of novels following that man's life. Buffalo bill was a chapter in his story, just as Clarice was - albeit a larger chapter. What makes the stories so incredible is that you are rooting for the monster, against your better judgement.
Exactly.
I think both of them made their impact in “Silence of the Lambs”, but yes Hopkins stole the show. However Ted Levine’s performance as Buffalo Bill deserves his due for the unsettling madness he brought to the table
Oh goodness me ted was incredible. No doubt about it. All in all a brilliant adaptation.
Darth Maul has entered the chat
Honorable mention should go to Sharlto Copley as Krueger in Elysium. One of the coolest villains ever.
I remember saying who is this guy? He's really good! Then I was blown away with the answer. He was unrecognizable to me.
Donald Pierce arguably for Logan as well .
I'm gonna quote Sir Christopher Lee: "It's Smaug and not Smog"
And the maker of the gif says it's pronounced "jif". Both people are wrong.
@@VonVillainous You're really claiming that the man who actually met Tolkien didn't know the name were properly pronounced?Especially since the correct pronunciation was used in the movies.
@@Kicia84 Yes, that's exactly what I'm saying. I met Robert Jordan but pronunciation never came up and movies are always accurate...
'SM-OOW-G'
@@VonVillainous
So interviews with Tolkien, a doctor in lingustics, pronouncing a name that he himself invented and told Christopher Lee about, is in your mind boiled down to "both people are wrong" because a non-linguistic computer dude doesn't know how languages work?
Even if the maker of "gif" decided that his "invention" was supposed to be pronounced "jif", it doesn't mean that a doctor in several languages was wrong just because you decided it to be.
If the "gif/ jif" dude knew anything about languages rather than awesome coding, iyou would have an argument.
Azog was terrific. Also, the CGI in the original Hellboy was excellent.
Hell, Donald Pierce outshined Zander Rice, too. Boyd Holbrook was absolutely menacing throughout Logan.
Speaking about Rasputin, he completely outshined boring main villain "The Shepherd" in The King's Men.
Umbridge didn't just outshine Voldemort in villainy in the fifth movie/book, but over the entire series. She's probably the least polarizing character in the HP universe, because *everyone* hates her. There is only one side, and that is the side that hates Umbridge and cannot lie
"She's probably the least polarizing character"
Well, there aren't ANY attempts to humanize even the tiniest part of her. So: correct. :)
It's been so long (I read the final book when it came out) - how about Harry's uncle and aunt? The aunt, I think I remember, had some redemption, but not the uncle... or am I remembering it wrong?
She's the kind of character you LOVE to hate though.
But also you kind of want to have tea with her cat collection.
@@jaeusa160this is so silly but my favorite character in a show, ever, to love to hate is CC Babcock on The Nanny 😂
There was so much buildup for Mister Sinister to be the next major X-Men villain, but instead, they went with the dad from Alf.
Actually vector was the villain that the minions out shown
Yup Gru was a villain in the sense that "hey we all belong to the same club" type of thing, Vector was the story's antagonist.
Blade was the first R-rated marvel movie.
She said in FOX's main X-Men franchise
Logan was a FOX movie.
Very true. But she said, "Logan was the first R rated movie in the X-Men franchise."
Not only is that not what she said, it isn't even true. Punisher was rated R and was released in 1989
I am humbly eating my pie. Thanks
4:12 Gill-lair-mo?
Gee-yer-mo
While doing the press tour for Moonraker, Richard Kiel stopped by the old late night show that David Letterman was hosting at the time. Letterman asked Kiel what the most unusual thing someone had asked him was. Kiel (who had a gap between his front teeth) leaned over and said "Do you know you have a funny little gap between your front teeth?" with a smile. Letterman (who also had a gap between his front teeth at the time and was VERY self conscious about it - to the point where he would verbally lash out at guests who would dare to bring it up) just sat there flustered, unwilling or unable to lob a zinger back at such a large person.
Death from Puss in Boots: the Last Wish. He completely stole the spotlight from the legitimately great main villain (Jack Horner).
true
Just watched that last night with my daughter. You are so right.
3:31 Children like The Minions.
Men like Gru.
I mean, wait! Hold up. Not like that…
Not just children. I was an adult the first time I saw Despicable ME and I still find the minions hilarious, just a bit dated.
Gee ... I wonder why "The Pale Ork" fell flat as a villain? Could it possibly be that it was SHOEHORNED INTO A STORY IT NEVER EXISTED IN? Saying that Smaug overshadowed the big villain is HILARIOUS! Because Smaug WAS THE BIG VILLAIN! Though technically, the "Big Villain" of The Hobbit was "Greed over Friendship", something that absolutely EVERYONE seems to have missed.
But they're talking about the film as it existed, not the book. So, it's fair.
When i first read that Peter Jackson would make more "The Lord of the Rings" movies my expectation was low because in the commentary to the first trilogi he said he would not commit that much time in the making of movies. Had he taken/given the same amount of time as the trilogy then maybe the villain would have turn out better. I do not think any person other than him, although it would have been interesting to see Guillermo del Toros version, could make the best version.
Been watching Whatculture for years. This is one of the best lists put together, yup!
Karl Rupert Kroenen needs his own movie
I'm of the mind that sometimes Less Is More, and I'd say that's a character well served by that.
@@jaeusa160 true he used him well
Fun fact, one of my favorite OC Villains (getting his start in City of Villains mmo) was inspired by the Kroenen from Hellboy
Yes, of course not many Bond villains can boast return appearances. They generally end up with a terminal case of being dead in their respective films.
Since Galaxy Quest Sam Rockwell has stole every movie scene that hes been a part of
When you got to Rogue One, I literally couldn't remember who the other villain was until you said his name. Not a good sign.
Tron. You just thought of a 50 ft tall Sark and not the Master Control Program didn't you?
Vaders cameo scene at the end was added in last minute in reshoots he wasn’t supposed to be in the 4th canonical prequel to the original film trilogy. Solo while enjoyable in my opinion was basically a spin off filler stand alone film. Though they tried to make it canocial with the past films and the more recent extended universe. Though unfortunately the big twist in solo that could have been jaw dropping was spoiled before the film was even out.
No Cecilia from Saw X. She was the only one in that franchise that was on the same level as John Kramer.
I really really really want to see her die in a SAW trap!
And yet she kind of falls into this. I think John and even Amanda showing up just strike up with the me more, in a weird kind of heartwarming way.
The best part is knowing Sam Rockwell wasn’t originally in Iron Man 2. He was added later as a favor because Sam said he wanted to be in it.
What culture suggestion: top 10 Buddy Cop Movies
Where the hell is Dr Evil?
He didn't spend seven years in Evil Medical School to become Mr, thank you very much.
The Minions are slightly less evil than Gru, who is basically what you'd get if a Bond villain was a generally good guy who just wanted to pull off the world's greatest prank. I agree with most of these, esp. the top 2. I'm not sure if I agree with Iron Man 2, I'll have to watch it again sometime and decide
I heard Smaug was treated like a "McMuffin" 😂
The Baseball Furies in The Warriors.
Jet Li in Lethal Weapon 4.
The Masters of Death in Shogun Assassin.
Jet Li was the main villain in LW4.
Gogo Yubari from Kill Bill definitely stole the show from the other villains!
Two words: Doc Ock.
Spider-Man into the Spiderverse?
Animated films would be a different list
Good villains will make you hate them. Great villian will make you love them.
If Sabertooth was actually in Logan than he would have taken the spot of X24
Actually the main villain in the hobbit trilogy in my opinion technically was a weaker version of Sauron but we only saw him interact with Gandalf gladural and Sauromon on screen directly. He had a heavily effect on the orks they were literally going to try to over throw the dwarfs and probably the elves and men and turn the lonely mountain into there own base and then try to maybe enslave Smaug our take control of him if he had still been alive.
friggin Jackson did Smaug dirty in his search for more money.
in defense of Krennik, while he was that individual movie's antagonist, he was still just a henchmen. Tarkin and Vader were both well above him in the empire.
In _Silver Streak_ Gene Wilder describes Richard Kiel as “a mountain with a gold mine in his gums.”
Jaws deserves all props he gets both of the villains in the spy who loved me and moonraker were truly forgettable. The only thing I remember about Hugo Drax is his death scene.
Can't argue with Jaws, Darth Vader, Kroenen & Hannibal Lecter! Rather, I'd say that Nebula made a more compelling villain than Ronan did because Thanos' presence in GOTG was minimal. Hammer vs. Vanko isn't the best matchup: Hammer was just an incompetent version of Obadiah Stane from the previous movie and Vanko suffered for all the tangents in Iron Man II.
I loved Ronan.
I’ll agree with all except Smaug. Sorry, but to me, he was the main villain of the Hobbit part 2. Just because he didn’t show up until basically the finale doesn’t make him a secondary villisn. That’s like saying Count Dooku wasn’t the main villain of Attack of The Clones. He didn’t even show up until well past half when Jango Fett inadvertently lead Obi-Wan to him.
If Darth Vader wasn't in it, no one would even remember that movie came out.
Justin Hammer? I hardly know her
Spider-Man 2099 Miguel O'Hara(hero acting as a villain stand in) Spider-Man Across the Spiderverse. Spot is the main villain, but Miguel's backstory makes him act in anti-hero ways.
The Suggestion Smaug isnt the main villain in the Hobbit is laughable
What do you think is the most worst thing about umbridge is that she was only half as evil in the movie compared to what she was in the books.
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Fun fact: "Dolores" means "pains" in Spanish, like literally, the plural of pain.
Really?
@@jaymorrison4886 you can look it up, that's where the name comes from.
I always heard that Dolores was "woman of sorrows". Thanks for the alternative.
@@nancyjay790 Well, it's a very heavily biblical name. It is interpreted as either the pain of Mary or the viacrucis pain in general, so yeah, somewhat like that. It comes from the lineage of those abstract medieval naming conventions in the vain of Conception/Concepción (a reference to the immaculate Conception of Mary), Faith/Fé, Misericordia, Trinity/Trinidad, Socorro (Help, to assist), Piedad (Mercy), etc.
It was at some point very common to have girls named like this in Spanish, French, German and English in the late Middle ages.
In some very heavily Roman Catholic places like Latin America it is still common to find women called: "Dolores", "María Dolores", "María del Socorro", "María de la Inmaculada Concepción", "María Concepción", etc.
@@nancyjay790 for example, my mother and grandmother, they're named: "María de la Paz" which means "Mary of the Peace". There's also men and women named just "Paz" or with the last name "Paz", as same with many of the other examples.
What about Harvey Dent/Two Face in "The Dark Knight"?
Wasn’t in it long enough. He was only a villain towards the very end
What about the chick in Man of Steel. She definitely outshines General Zod
Faora? Yeass
I still love the minions and the Despicable Me franchise they’re the best animated franchise ever
I’m going to dispute the claim that Hannibal Lecter is not the main villain in silence of the lambs. He always was, even if the characters in the movie didn’t realize that he was the main villain.
CHAPTERS, PLEASE! Show us that you love us and respect us. Or not...
What about Everything Or Nothing the video game "Jaws" give Richard Dawson Kiel love even if it audio clips
As much as "Jaws" is revered, he's not a villain in the same way as Zorin, Goldfinger and Blofeld: on that note, Sanchez and Silva should have been on the list.
I mean he was still a villain
Well I got as far as the first one and gave up. Hammer was a wannabe joke villain, he didn't upstage or outshine anything, he just provided the funds and resources while the actual villain of that film took advantage of him and did all the work. Without Vanko the only people who needed to worry about Hammer were potential test pilots his shoddy tech would twist in half again.
The Dark Knight?
Would you stop saying it's a plot hole that the Death Star has a weakness? It's not! In fact, having a script where the dad says "I have a Push Here Dummy button for you to destroy it" undoes the meaning of the first Star Wars movie, which is that the Empire suffers from overconfidence and arrogance. And FWIW, if the dad has a message where he straight out admits there's a weakness, why doesn't he SAY what it is in the message which would have in the end saved his daughter's life? Isn't his doing that pretty much forced as a way to engineer the last third of the movie? Indeed: THAT'S a plot hole! I enjoy Rogue One as much as you do, it's a very good film, but man does that bug me.
The Minions were entertaining at first, but then every single inspirational quote had a picture of a minion on it, and it was 1 of the most irritating things on the internet
Made zero sense
10. Justin Hammer was nice, but he really didn't feel like a "villain" really, he was simply trying to get the government contract for his iron suits. 8. Gru was not the villain nor were the Minions there were "villains" in the sense that it was their "day job" not villains in the story 7. Smaug was not a Macguffin, he was the whole reason why the dwarfs got kicked out of their kingdom some time ago, and the damn movie is named after him, he is the main villain whether you want him to be or not. 6. I don't even remember who the "villain" was in that movie, I wouldn't say x-24 stole the show. 4. Thanos didn't outshine anyone in that movie. 1. Considering the focus that was put on Hannibal, I would say he was in fact the story's main villain not Buffalo Bill, if anything Bill was the Macguffin that was the whole reason for keeping Hannibal on the screen in the movie.
10. He was still a villain, he broke the law and ended up in prison . 9. He was a villain and so were his henchmen . 8. Smaug was the bad guy yes , but in the films azog was the main antagonist, 6. It was that robot arm guy who lead the reavers . 4. Thanos was more menacing than ronan . 1 Hannibal wasn’t the main villain
What about darth maul in sole a Star Wars story,fantastic job on the video what culture. To me Logan and rogue one a Star Wars story is boring not that good or interesting to me etc.
Justin Hammer???
The minions aren't villains and while they do upstage Gru he isn't the villain either. Vector was the villain of that film. Smaug is the villain of the Hobbit the Pale Orc is some hollywood idiot writer's attempt at writing next to Tokein. For Harry Potter this may be a hot take, but almost all the villains were more interesting than Voldermort as we was basically an over the top moustache twirling look how evil I am character while all the rest not only got better development but were far more insidious imo. Another possibly hot take for Rogue One yes Vader overshadows Krennic, but that hallway scene is the worst part of the film as it proves that they criminally misunderstood Vader. As shown in A New Hope Vader is a commander who sends his troops to deal with those beneath him which is why he does not emerge until the Stormies have cleared the hall. Continuing this attitude he refuses to let anyone deal with Obi-wan other than him because of the threat posed whether he admitted it or not. Next film when encountering rebels in Cloud city he didn't even draw his saber because a blaster is zero threat to his force mastery and finally it isn't until Luke avoids the trap and manages to kick he of the platform to the lower levels that he even takes that fight seriously. So yes is it a coll looking scene, of course, but it completely misses the point of everything else we are shown about Vader. sorry rant over lol
I hated Dolores Umbridge. I know that was the point for her to be hated, and makes for a good villain in some respects, but I didn’t find her compelling. Mostly just tedious.
I personally thought Smaug was boring.
You have poor taste
@ht-rm4uu The Hobbit movies were garbage. You are definitely the one with poor taste.
*Heath Ledger* made Jack Nicholson's Joker look like a bad joke. The real villains in *Harry Potter* were the Dursley family for hiding Harry's acceptance into Hogwarts. It wasn't the *Alien* that scared me, science officer Ash saw nothing but logic in offering up the entire crew. This is where AI is taking us. Villains you never saw coming; the Munchausen's by proxy mother in *The 6th Sense* Steve Carell in *Foxcatcher* Best villain to make us laugh, Alan Rickman in *Galaxy Quest*
Different Jokers have brought their own, and imo Mark Hamill still takes the top spot.
Ledger was fantastic for the Nolan movies' tone, but Hamill will remain my #1 Joker.
Vehemently disagreeing with you on the Iron Man one. Hammer was a loser, I hated every moment he was on screen. Venko on the other hand was amazing and compelling. Did we even watch the same movie?
Kang wasn't a mistake !!!! Kang was great
Magneto outshone the villains of both Apocalypse and Dark Phoenix. Micheal Fassbenders performance was one of the only good parts of two awful movies largely let down by wasted and underwhelming antagonists that wasted great actors with Oscar Isaac and Jessica Chastain
My brain's still trying to process hot hot Isaac Oscar is in the Star Wars sequels and how he got turned into Ivan Ooze for Apocalypse.
Did you ever read the hobbit before Peter jackson ruined it? Azog was never in the story, he was killed by Dane Thorin's cousin after he killed Thrane in the Goblin Wars. Buy The Lord Of The Rings Trilogy, and The Hobbit from the 70's and earlier before the Peter Jackson Movies came out. Don't get me wrong they are good movies, but people take everything as Cannon, and lots of things happened earlier or with different people involved. Even in The Lord of the Rings, the movie shows Arwen Undómiel saving Frodo from the ring wraiths, In The Fellowship of the Ring, Glorfindel was sent by Elrond of Rivendell in the direction that the Nazgûl were most likely to come from, to help the hobbit Frodo reach Rivendell. He set Frodo on his horse, Asfaloth, and has the hobbit riding ahead to the other side of the Ford of Bruinen, where he defies his pursuers. these are two examples of many many artistic license changes made by Jackson.
Calm your Tolkien boner! The changes to the LOTR movies were minor and mostly necessary (for structural reasons and for movie-makey-money reasons). Putting good ol' Glorfindel (who otherwise has no real part in the Ring War) in the movie would have served nobody but utter Tolkien nerds (and we're not an appreciated people, are we?). Glorfindel has his own epic stories, but giving that one (1) scene to Arwen to flesh out Aragorn's love interest a little bit is absolutely fine by me. Peter Jackson's LOTR movies are amazing and the best adaptation one could hope for.
Also: those Hobbit movies were awful and for me, they just don't exist. And a lot of it comes down to studio interference (like stretching out a tiny book into 3 overly long movies). None of it was Jackson's fault (who was forced to take over for Guillermo delToro on short notice). The only good thing about those movies was that they weren't Rings of Power.
@@davideberhardt6150 I agree about the Hobbit movies, but I still say making them almost 4 hours long each is completely padding them, they would have been just as entertaining as a two hour movies.
Kill Bill films, Ellle Driver and Gogo were totally more interesting than Bill.
The Patriot, Tavington was such a good bad guy, even though Cornwallis was the british general.
Tombstone, Johnny Ringo was more dangerous than Curly Bill.
John Wick 3, the Inquisitor was just boring and annoying, other than her position, she posed no threat to anyone .
Just a few more.
Kill Bill isn't a good example. The complete Deadly Viper Assassination Squad was the big bad. There's a reason why they all got epic final fights whereas Bill's death was just a quiet conversation followed by a five finger death punch.
Imagine how much tax dollars wasted , tying up the courts and just chaos this stupid bill will cause
Explain, please.
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Rouge one was one of the best star wars movies as it was done with some gravitas that was needed, sadly it did not do well at the box office.
the problem is most people dont want any depth to there movies anymore i remember the days i was on the edge of my seat rooting for the good guys now i could not care less and in some cases i am hopeing the bad guys win as they are more interesting.
I hate the Justin Hammer guy
Why can’t people ever pronounce Smaug properly 🙄🙄
Bullseye in that awful Daredevil movie with Ben Affleck.
The Vader scene in Rogue One is the only thing anyone will ever remember from that film. Because everything else is bland and boring just like everything else Gareth Edwards has ever directed. Hope the new Jurassic Park bombs so I'll never have to hear his stupid name ever again.
Does she know how to read?
Voldemort is overshadowed a lot because Voldemort sucks. Compared to other villains in other franchises he’s just weak. The emperor in Star Wars for example fools an entire galaxy and takes power just as palpatine. Not even the Jedi worked out who he was (darth sidious) until it was too late. He was smart. Voldemort however is reliant on horcruxes to survive and can’t beat kids partly because he’s stupid enough to take the last horcrux that keeps him alive (the snake) to enemy territory where it could be easily killed and so it was killed. 🤦
Rectonning for A New Hope with Rogue One.
Thumbs down because reasons.
Umbridge was the worst. I stopped reading the book and watching movies bc of her.
Why does there seem to be so much respect for "Rogue One"? It was a mess. The characters were often shown to be prone to stupid actions. There were numerous plot threads that went nowhere. There was little or no character development. I'll agree it had a good third act, but even that depended on spectacle, and the retrofitting of characters. Yes, the scene with Vader was a show stopper. But could it save a really mediocre, poorly plotted and badly thought out script? Apparently, for a lot of people, yes. I will respectfully disagree.