In film and television works, we can often see those villain kung fu stars with unique skills, who are either insidious and cunning, or infinitely powerful, or vigorous, often bringing great threats to the protagonist.
If it weren't for the excessive aura of the protagonist, it would be really uncertain who would win and who would lose in the final ending.
1st Donnie Yen
Unexpectedly, Ip Man's professional Donnie Yen played the villain.
In Donnie Yen's career, he has played only a handful of villains, and even fewer of them are kung fu villains, but this does not prevent him from leaving a classic screen image.
His first martial arts villain was Nalan Yuanshu in "Huang Feihong's Boy Should Be Self-Improvement" in 1992, and he was the governor of Guangdong. Of course, this character is not a complete villain, but he is too stupid and loyal, and he is on the opposite side of Huang Feihong.
Jet Li's aura in the movie is very big, but this does not block the excitement of the fight between him and Donnie Yen, the two are equal and evenly matched.
Both are kung fu superstars, and it will be difficult to see the two fight again.
Donnie Yen's other wonderful villain is "Shanghai Noon 2" with Jackie Chan, in which Donnie Yen plays the role of a Qing Dynasty guard and bravely enters the western United States.
This setting is very fresh, as the biggest villain in the film, he and Jackie Chan have a hearty fight, fist-to-flesh, exciting.
But if you want to say that Donnie Yen's most outstanding villain has to be "New Dragon Gate Inn", directed by the big guy Tsui Hark.
He played a eunuch in it, with the highest force value in the whole film, and was jokingly called the most capable eunuch in history by netizens.
The classic line is the sentence "The sky and the earth are big, and I am the biggest", which is extremely arrogant.
No. 2 Zhao Wenzhuo
If you want to say that the most handsome martial arts star, Zhao Wenzhuo ranks second, and no one should dare to rank first.
The handsome Nie Feng in "Fengyun", the affectionate Li Junxian in "Supreme Red Face", and Zhao Wenzhuo's positive image is very fascinating. He rarely blends elegance and domineering together, such a righteous and awe-inspiring appearance often makes people feel that he can't play the villain, but in fact, the first role he debuted was the big bad guy.
This bad guy character is Ordo in "Kung Fu Emperor Fang Shiyu", when filming, Zhao Wenzhuo was only 19 years old and invincible.
Because the image is too positive, the director found an exclusive angle for him to present the evil of the character, that is, looking at people with a side face and squinting.
In the film, Erduo is inseparable from Fang Shiyu. In the hearts of many fans, if it weren't for Chen Jialuo to save the scene, Fang Shiyu would not be able to beat Ordo.
It can be seen how powerful Zhao Wenzhuo's version of Ordo is.
No. 3 Zhang Jin
Many people are familiar with Zhang Jin because he starred in the ignorant and ignorant childlike drama "Water Moon Cave".
But in fact, before he went to the screen, he was already a well-known martial arts instructor.
In the Oscar-winning film "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon", he served as the martial arts stand-in for Zhang Ziyi and Michelle Yeoh, and was also the martial arts instructor of Zhang Ziyi and Chow Yun-fat.
He also participated in the smash hit "Xiao Li Flying Knife", and also served as a stand-in for the handsome Jiao Enjun.
After working hard for many years, Zhang Jin has a good name, "thug in a suit", thanks to the movie "Kill the Wolf 2". He was dressed in a straight suit inside, and he almost killed the character played by Wu Jing with one enemy and two enemies.
There must be someone in the villain who can play better than him, but it's hard to have someone more handsome than this character.
No. 4 Zou Zhaolong
When you see Zou Zhaolong, you can think of that line, "Chang Wei, you still say that you don't know martial arts."
The role of Chang Wei is from "Jiupin Sesame Official", with strong martial arts and extremely evil crimes, and Zou Zhaolong's natural bad face and the sturdy figure of a martial artist interpret this role superbly and deeply into the bone marrow.
Speaking of the villains played by Zou Zhaolong, there are countless of them, and he often plays the first supporting role with strong martial arts.
As long as he appears, netizens will worry that the protagonist will be hung up by him.
5th place Binny Juquedez
Speaking of this name, you may not be familiar with it, but among the many villain martial arts superstars, Binny Jucquedez can be regarded as the most powerful one.
He's the WKA's original World Heavyweight Champion himself, and he also has a signature kill that turns and kicks in the air.
In his career, he has used this trick to knock out many times, and in the movie "Flying Dragon Warrior", he used this trick to knock Yuan Biao unconscious, and kicked the remaining dozen people to the ground.
Of course, there are some film and television effects in the movie, but Benny's turn and kick in the air is really powerful, and it has been practiced with real knives and guns in the fighting ring.
A fight between him and Jackie Chan in "Food Truck" was also selected as the "No. 2 fight in the most exciting film and television drama in history", second only to the fight between Bruce Lee and Karate World Champion Chuck Norris, which shows the high gold content.
We often praise a villain for being able to knock out the protagonist, which is a compliment to the villain's kung fu, but Yuquedez is different, he really can.
No. 6 Billy Zhou
You may not recognize the name, but you must know this face, his face is a nightmare for countless action movie fans.
He is the Japanese samurai Tsuyoshi Fujita in "Jingwu Heroes" and the terrorist doctor in "Rat Guts". In these films, Billy Chow has impressed with his superb martial arts skills and ferocious image.
He's not just a star on the screen, he's a true champion. Before becoming an actor, he was a world-class kickboxing champion with extremely high combat ability.
It's just that the photos make people look chilling.
When he first entered the industry, because he couldn't master the strength, he also broke Jet Li's arm by mistake, and when he played against Wu Jing, he also kicked Wu Jing away by mistake.
In the face of such a strong Asian boxing champion, every actor is terrified. In 2002, the 44-year-old Billy Zhou could still stand in the ring and knock out the Iranian and Thai boxing champions, and such a role could only be defeated as a villain in the movie.
No. 7 Shi Yanneng
Do you still remember the "Twelve Ways Tan Legs" in "Kung Fu"? Does it feel that every move and style is very realistic, it is because the actor Shi Yanneng is indeed a warrior monk of Shaolin Temple, which makes it all real kung fu.
He entered the temple at the age of 12 and studied hard in the temple for 11 years, and his first work was "Kung Fu", which is not a high starting point.
After that, he cooperated with kung fu superstars Donnie Yen and Jackie Chan one after another, and was once considered the fourth generation of stars after Bruce Lee, Jet Li, Jackie Chan, and Donnie Yen.
It's a pity that action movies have declined in recent years, and it has been difficult for kung fu films such as "Shaolin Temple" and "Huang Feihong" to reproduce the waves, and Shi Yanneng can only play some negative supporting roles with strong martial arts in various action movies, and his real kung fu can only be submerged in the conventional fist embroidered legs.
No. 8 Kurata Yasuaki
Kurata Yasuaki is a Japanese martial arts actor, in "Jingwu Hero", he played the Japanese military attache Fumio Funakoshi left a deep impression on the audience, and his profound martial arts attainments made his duel scene with Jet Li in the film particularly exciting.
Before that, he had been working hard in the field of action movies for many years, from Japan to Taiwan to Hong Kong, this karate black belt seven-dan master has been buried.
It wasn't until he met the role of Fumio Funakoshi that he ushered in the first peak of his career.
Due to the influence of nationality, Kurata Hoaki often plays the role of a Japanese villain, and at first he was very fond of this setting, but as the days went by, he also wanted to open up.
For such an exotic martial arts actor, the Hong Kong media gave him a high evaluation, saying that he was a first-class character and first-class kung fu, just like Jin Yong's novel characters.
9th place: Dewey
Di Wei, the "gold medal beater" in the Hong Kong film industry.
He was once a colonel in the Taiwan Provincial Army, served as the head coach of karate and taekwondo and national arts in the Navy and Army, and only entered the film and television industry after retiring.
Therefore, compared with an action actor from a martial arts background, his moves and styles are more meaningful in actual combat.
Being able to fight does not mean that he can be hot, most of Di Wei's film career has played villains, the most famous role is Luo Sanpao in "Plan A", although the shape is strange, but the strength is strong, and Sammo Hung, Jackie Chan, and Yuan Biao are vomited blood.
During the shooting, he also broke Jackie Chan's nose with a punch, and the head coach lived up to his name.
10th place Eucalyptus Oshima
Speaking of martial arts actresses, it seems to be a matter of the last century.
In Hong Kong in the 80s and 90s, there were many beating women, including the most beautiful overlord Hua Hu Huizhong, actress Hui Yinghong, Michelle Yeoh, but if you want to talk about classic villains beating women, you have to mention Japanese actress Oshima Eucalyptus.
Unlike many male actors who were born in martial arts, most of the female stars are halfway monks, and Oshima Eucalyptus began to learn karate because he likes martial arts movies.
In terms of seniority, she is the apprentice grandson of Kurata Yasuaki.
Oshima eucalyptus once played the villain "Yang Lin" in "Angel Action", also known as sadistic and very bloodthirsty.
But her most outstanding role is Huangquan, the king of Xicang in "King of Force", with short hair of 28 points, wearing a tight leather jacket, and a neutral voice, which is difficult to distinguish between male and female.
In the film, she hit the power king played by Fan Shaohuang, and her strength cannot be underestimated.
Unfortunately, he did not create his own world in Hong Kong, and later went to the Philippines to develop.
In 2010, Eucalyptus Oshima, who had not been seen for a long time, made a comeback and starred in Yang Erniang in "The Military Order of the Yang Female General", which shows that the martial arts actress really has no successor.
With their superb martial arts skills, excellent acting skills and unique personal charm, these action villains have become an indispensable part of the Chinese film industry.
As long as it's real kung fu and a good actor, what does it matter if you're a decent villain?
The above is the content of this issue, who is the best villain in kung fu in your hearts?