Best Villian of the 2000-2003?

[dh1989]

For me, it is a close race between a few, but I am going to go with the T-X from T3: Rise of the Machines. She is amazing. Cold, calculated, and menacing. A truly SCARY character. I was impressed by Ms. Loken's performance, and the character. One of the best villians in a long, long, long time.

[Raoul Duke]

You saw T3 already?

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I thought Ray Liotta was a good villain in Identity.

[Antonio]

Ben from WILLARD!

[dh1989]

Originally posted by Raoul Duke
You saw T3 already?

Yeah, I saw it at a sneak preview for the Navy today.

[Nate6]

No question, it's Bill the Butcher from Gangs of New York. Charismatic and powerful yet so genuinely evil.

[Raoul Duke]

Originally posted by dh1989
Yeah, I saw it at a sneak preview for the Navy today.

Was it nearly as good as the other two before it?


And also those shit weasels from Dreamcatcher were bad (just to relate to the topic in some way)

[sarah1980]

The Creeper in Jeepers Creepers
Commodus in Gladiator
And how about Death in Final Destation

[dh1989]

Originally posted by Raoul Duke
Was it nearly as good as the other two before it?

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[Brock-Landers]

BILL THE BUTCHER!!!

[Hannibal21]

There were so many great ones such as Alonzo Harris in Training Day, Saruman in Lord of the Rings, Sy Parrish in One Hour Photo, etc. But the best one is hands down Bill the Butcher in GANGS OF NEW YORK.

[Shockwave]

Bill The Butcher is the best villian in the past 3 years, no contest!! He owned the screen every second he was in it, truly a ruthless but complex character.

[A.J. Hakari]

Bill the Butcher - GANGS OF NEW YORK
Ben - WILLARD (Good call, Antonio...Big Ben, the rat bastard...)
Rusty Nail - JOY RIDE
Hugo - O
Charlton Heston - BOWLING FOR COLUMBINE :D
The Infected - 28 DAYS LATER
Bullseye - DAREDEVIL
The Caller - PHONE BOOTH
The King - CONFIDENCE (If Hoffman doesn't get an Oscar nomination for this, I shall be very upset.)
The Creeper - JEEPERS CREEPERS

[ilovemovies]

Sy "the photo guy" Parrish (Robin Williams) in One Hour Photo

Bill the Butcher (Daniel Day Lewis) in Gangs of New York

Shinzon (Tom Hardy) in Star Trek: Nemesis

Denzel Washington in Training Day

[Masterbrain]

The Creeper - Jeepers Creepers
Death - Final Destination

[Scarface98.9]

Bill the Butcher from Gangs of New York. No one else even comes close

[ANavissi500]

off the top of my head

Denzel Wahington in Training Day

Daveigh Chase in The Ring

[syxxpac]

T-X - Terminator 3 (haven't seen it, but there's no doubt in my mind...)
Agent Smith - The Matrix Reloaded
Wall Street - The Transporter
Alonzo Harris - Training Day
Junior - Panic Room
Dad - Frailty
The Green Goblin - Spider-man
William Stryker - X2
Zao - Die Another Day

[QUENTIN]

Bill The Butcher is probably the best villian since Darth Vader (the only one that gives him a run for his money is perhaps John Doe) so he easily takes the cake here.

[therealjohng]

Bill the Butcher and William Stryker. I know they've already been said, but I got to agree with the majority.

[Cosimo]

Bill The Butcher and Don Logan

http://i.imdb.com/Photos/Ss/0203119/024543027676_z_sexyicbu.jpg

[therealjohng]

Originally posted by La Motta
Bill The Butcher and Don Logan

http://i.imdb.com/Photos/Ss/0203119/024543027676_z_sexyicbu.jpg

HOLY SHIT I FORGOT ABOUT HIM!!!!

Great villian! Good choice La Motta!

[The Young Son]

The best villain of the past three years is undoubtably Bill The Butcher fromGangs Of New York. How Daniel Day-Lewis didn't win the Oscar, I'll never know (until I see the Pianist). Go Bill, fucking awesome.

[Succubus]

William Stryker from X2 - I wasn't a fan of the film per sé, but Brian Cox does calm, calculated, intelligent evil so very well.

Sy Parrish from One Hour Photo - again, not exactly a villain, but certainly chilling and downright scary enough to send you to bed with nightmares.

Francis Dolarhyde from Red Dragon - quiet, introverted and in posession of frightening control and strength.

Bill the Butcher from Gangs of New York - whilst I think the character was slightly overrated, Day Lewis added a lot of credibility and authenticity to what was ultimately a thankless role.

[Hannibal21]

Rebecca Romjin-Stamos was also a great villain in Femme Fatale (8.5/10).

[stevereno]

DEATH - FINAL DESTINATION 1 & 2

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[mr_gamecube]

Originally posted by dh1989
For me, it is a close race between a few, but I am going to go with the T-X from T3: Rise of the Machines. She is amazing. Cold, calculated, and menacing. A truly SCARY character. I was impressed by Ms. Loken's performance, and the character. One of the best villians in a long, long, long time.


I agree I saw T3 last nigth at a sneak peek and she ruled!!!

[ColinM]

Certainly Bill the Butcher. Best performance of 2002.

[stevereno]

also, T-X

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[syxxpac]

Originally posted by dh1989
For me, it is a close race between a few, but I am going to go with the T-X from T3: Rise of the Machines. She is amazing. Cold, calculated, and menacing. A truly SCARY character. I was impressed by Ms. Loken's performance, and the character. One of the best villians in a long, long, long time.

You hit the nail square on the head.

[ColinM]

Originally posted by Succubus
William Stryker from X2 - I wasn't a fan of the film per sé, but Brian Cox does calm, calculated, intelligent evil so very well.

I agree with that. He gave the best performance in the whole movie.

[Hannibal21]

Saw T3 yesterday and Kristanna Loken as T-X was a badass! My favorite villain from the Terminator movies.

[Dumb-Fokker-**]

...that were used, and abused, I might add, in Requiem for a Dream. Although the film is a significant case of style over substance, (substance...s...bwaha!) it still features one of the most cold, calculating villians, ever to grace the screen. Best performance of all time. Marvelous, simply marvelous! My vote (my real vote, anyway)...Tyrannosaurus Rex, from Jurassic Park. Now thats a real villian.

...fuck, I guess he doesn't count, does he? Fucking stupid shit in-a-box... Okay, my vote goes to Agent Smith, than. Even if the Matrix films are overrated, Agent Smith still kicks ass.