Who are the best on-screen villains in history?

[Laura]

Damn you know you're stuff. Another great post.

Thanks. Been a Joker fan for a long time, lol.

 

[Crayo]

ity2: bolding makes quotes disappear.

Huh? It appears on my screen. Noob.

I know so many people who have rewatched dark-knight (including myself) solely for The Joker scenes. Stop comparing it to the comics. Nolan purposely went into a different direction and that was a HUGE success in itself. I couldn't agree with Laura more, than emotional investment into The Joker would ONLY be an anti-climax (like knowing The Doctor's name) in this setup, and not knowing it - but being teased at points - was a fantastic decision.

 

[seabs]

Huh? It appears on my screen. Noob.

On the light theme when I bolded your fail it removed it. Huh? Is removed on my screen now.

 

[seabs]

 

[Crayo]

 

[seabs]

Confused, why is it going for me?

 

[Crayo]

Xenforo hates Sheffield.

 

[seabs]

It's because I called it Inferno isn't it? Damn need to get back on topic, urm I love Lecter's portrayal by Hopkins also Bateman by Christian Bale is one of the all time greats from a character standpoint.

 

[Stopspot]

The Terrorist leader from the first Die Hard is a pretty good on screen villain, always seeming one step ahead of authorities (but not John McClain).

 

[Robbie Coletrain]

Obviously Gus Fring for me, although I am a complete fanboy for BB so it might be biased, another is Kaiser Sose, you never see him but he is described and built up in such an amazing way that you can't help but love him yet hate him at the same time.

 

[Stopspot]

Does Tyler Durden count as a villain btw?

 

[Nano]

My fav is Joker tbh