Villains in movies are often attacked for their roles, which is actually the motivation of the actors, and there are always some villains who can penetrate people's hearts and make us unforgettable.
Now let's review these classic villain characters and welcome to discuss.
Movie: Harry Potter Actor: Alan Rickman
Professor Snape was probably the vilest and most evil Hogwarts Professor in the Castle for most of the Harry Potter series, but the misunderstood character has been looking for Harry and his friends in a strange way.
Movie: The Lion King Actor (voiced): Jeremy Irons
Disney's "Lion King" is packed with villains and villains who want to lead Simba down the wrong path, but his uncle Scar is undoubtedly the leader of the group. Mufasa's brother and second heir to the throne who rules the Land of Pride, the jealous, powerful lion, does what he deems necessary to get what he thinks he deserves... Whatever it takes.
Movie: Django Liberated Actor: Leonardo DiCaprio
Calvin Condy is a despicable character in every way — but honestly, after softer films like Titanic and The Marvelous Gatsby, it's hard to see Little Plum play a bad role.
Movie: Catwoman Actor: Hallie Berry
As one of the main supervillains in the DC Comics space, Catwoman is both seductive and cunning, which makes her the boss in her own right and a stubborn thief. Jewelry thieves are widely loved for their style, skill, and moral high ground (although not always obvious on the surface).
Movie: The Dark Knight Rises Actor: Liam Neeson
Have you seen "Royal Wind Rescue" or "Schindler's List"? Limneson's characters are always unique, dc comics supervillains and batman enemies are no different, and despite his dystopian views, he really just wants to prevent climate change.
Movie: The Devil Who Wears Prada Actor: Meryl Streep
Iconic Miranda Priest. The Devil Who Wears Prada remains one of the most popular movies of the '00s. Meryl Streep's role as the "Ice Queen" is allegedly based on Anna Wintour (editor-in-chief) of Vogue magazine.
Movie: The Lord of the Rings Actor: Andy Serkis
While Lord of the Rings Gollum may not be a textbook villain, this cunning opponent is both beloved by the audience and hated for doing the wrong thing at the wrong time. But he did give one of the movie lines we're often referred to as, "My Baby."
Movie: The Dark Knight Actor: Heath Ledger
While "Joker" is known for turning Batman's life into a nightmare, it's hard not to support the DC Comics villain, who suffers from multiple mental illnesses.
Movie: The Dark Knight Actor: Aaron Eckhart
The "Two-Faced Man" indulged in two sides and opposites for the rest of his life, while also battling his apparent barrier of dissociative identity.
Movie: Star Wars: The Force Awakens Actor: Adam Dreifer
Despite the fact that "Kylo Ren" made some problematic decisions, in fact, given his tortuous upbringing, he was really just a young man without a father and mentor to rely on.
Movie: Harry Potter Actor: Ralph Fiennes
Voldemort had a terrible childhood with little decent mentor support, but we won't condone what he did to the wizarding world in Harry Potter.
Movie: The Little Mermaid Actor: Pat Carroll
Ursula is a realist who simply helps Ariel live an independent life.
Movie: Sleeping Curse Actor: Angelina Jolie
The "Dark Witch" played by Julie was originally a pure and beautiful fairy, but suffered a ruthless betrayal, and since then her heart has become cold, and only the thought of revenge is left in her mind.
Movie: Mean Girls Actor: Rachel McAdams
"Regina" She is confident, knows what she wants, will not let anything or people get in her way, and her cruelty makes her a bad girl that we hate.
Movie: The Vanishing Girl (Vanishing Lover) Actor: Rosamond Pike (Bae Chun-hwa)
"Amy Dunn" actually escaped on her own, she disguised her home as a "murder scene", making everyone think that she was killed by her husband, so that her husband could no longer get out of his body and live a life controlled and calculated by Amy.
Movie: Infernal Walker Actor: Jack Nicholson
"Frank Castro", the gang leader, was performed in style and skill by actor Jack Nicholson.
The film is based on the 2002 Hong Kong film Infernal Affairs.
Movie: Star Wars Actor: Dave Prouss / James Earl Jones
"Darth Vader" actively attempted to destroy the universe and murdered thousands of innocent people, including his own subordinates at some point, and this imposing villain is so otherworldly.
Movie: Monster Power Company Actor (voiced): Steve Bussimi
"Randall Boggs" tries to make life for Sally and Mike in Monsters as tough as possible. And its sequel, "Monster University", but despite his threatening approach to scaring people, it's hard not to find any creature voiced by Steve Bussimi unbranded and charming.
Steve Bussimi reminds me of his wonderful performance in Empire of the Atlantic.
Movie: Alice in Wonderland Actor: Helena Bonham Carter
"Queen of Hearts" stars Helena Carter, who has a real knack for making bad guys look more kitschy and eccentric. Sure enough, the menacing queen was too much, and did anyone want to ask her what was wrong?
Movie: Peter Pan Actor: Jason Isaac
"Captain Hooke" took revenge on Peter Pan, but the forever young boy did cut off his hand to feed the crocodiles, so can you really blame him for being a little angry?
Movie: The Silence of the Lambs Actor: Anthony Hopkins
"Hannibal" used to be a respected forensic scientist, but when things got worse, he eventually became a serial killer. Although he is considered a sociopath by psychologists in the film, he is also known as "Robin Hood of Killers" because his victims are all bad guys.
Movie: The Avengers Actor: Tom Hiddleston
"Loki" probably has the most devout personality traits, his true origins are from the Frost Giants, and I think he's largely misunderstood.
Movie: Friday 13 Actor: Kane Hodder
We'd like to thank "Jason Voorhees" for being full of creepy Halloween costumes, but this villain is also a poor guy who not only suffers from an untreated mental illness, but his mother has also groomed him to be a serial killer that he probably thinks is normal for himself.
Movie: The Wizard of Lyrs Actor: Margaret Hamilton
The "Evil Witch of the West" may be one of the villains many of us have first come into contact with, and she represents either pure evil or serious ambition, always unscrupulously getting what she wants.
Movie: The Little Devil Is Home Actors: Joe Pescie and Daniel Stern
"Harry and Marv" are not Kevin's opponents, and while we always support Kevin, we can't help but feel sad about Harry and Marv's ridiculous career of theft.
Movie: Harry Potter Actor: Helena Bonham Carter
I'm not defending the actions or motives of the "evil witch," but her style and skill will make her one of the top on the villain list.
Movie: Les Misérables Actor: Sasha Byron Cohen
"Mr. Denardy" may not be the obvious villain in Les Misérables, but he is definitely impressive because he is a terrible landlord that everyone likes or dislikes.
Movie: Frankenstein Actor: Boris Karloff
"Frankenstein's Monster" Everything about Mary Shelley's legendary monster has been misunderstood, from his real name (this is Frankenstein's monster, not Frankenstein!). ), to his temperament. Created in the lab by scientist Victor Frankenstein, this villain is nothing more than an 8-foot-tall scientific marvel.
Movie: Phantom of the Opera Actor: Gerald Butler
The Phantom of the Opera, also known as Eric, was very sensitive to his facial deformities, which earned him the title of "Son of the Devil" as a child and thus spent his life in the Catacombs of Paris. Eric isn't exactly the movie villain we hate, but a deeply sympathetic troublesome opponent — even the protagonist of the story, Kristen Dae.
Movie: Terminator Actor: Arnold Schwarzenegger
"Type 101 Terminator" portrays a very scary villain, but Arnold Schwarzenegger's iconic character does give us a lot of favorite slogans "I'll be back," for which we applaud him.
Movie: The Shining Actor: Jack Nicholson
As the protagonist of Stephen King's horror novel The Shining and the film of the same name, "Jack Torrance" is as creepy and menacing as they came to be — but it's just because the evil spirit overlooking the hotel drives him crazy, so is it really fair to call him the real bad guy?
Movie: Scarface Cast: Al Pacino
"Tony Montana" has become a cultural icon and one of the most popular characters of all time, despite killing countless people. His "Say Hello to My Little Friend" tagline has become part of the modern vernacular, which has put him at the top of the wildly popular villain list.
Movie: Black Panther Actor: Michael B. Jordan
Is "Eric Kilmunger" really a villain? When we take a step back and really look at a misunderstood Marvel character, you might think twice and label him as a bad guy. In fact, he just wants to stop the suffering of the world— even if he does use excessive violence.
Movie: Suicide Squad Actor: Margot Robbie
Margot Robbie's portrayal of the villain "Harley Quinn" may be the most homogeneous Halloween costume ever made her top on the list of coolest, most-dressed villains because of her very cheesy style.
Movie: Conjuring Series Actor: Natalia Safran
The bride, who first appears in "Annabelle 3 Homecoming", is a ghostly figure who controls the wedding dress and convinces the bride to kill their future husband. Of course, this may not be a sublime act, but it constitutes an interesting murder mystery.
Movie: Narnia Legends 1 (The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe) Actor: Tilda Swinton
The White Witch has nothing to offer—she is selfish, arrogant, and downright cruel. But the seven-foot-tall witch carried out her plan in such an elegant and ingenious way that it was hard not to be mesmerized by her.
Movie: Batman and Robin Actor: Uma Thurman
Come to think of it, Poison Ivy's motivations are rather noble—all she's after is a remedy to protect the world's plants from "human vandalism," and who doesn't want to praise the ecology fighters today?
Movie: Toy Story Actor: Eric von Dayton
As the main villain of the Toy Story series, de Phillips treats his toy very badly, and he is usually a grumpy, ungrateful child — but once he learns the truth about the toy, he destroys it.