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[DaddyGrayson]

Captain Vidal
Li'l Ze
Antoine Chugar

are probably the scariest villains. Lectar was but I doubt he would kill me. Now for the guys mentioned above, ya....

Excuse my ignorance, but who are the first two?

 

[CaptainClown]

Captiain Vidal is the step father in Pans Labyrinth who breaks that guys face with a wine bottle. Li'l Ze is I guess the main antagonist from City of God who started killing when he was about 8 or 12 and he massacred a whole hotel and he basically kills everyone. He is only use to killing and ya. He also reminds me of this guy I know who didn't end well so it kind of hits home for me ya know?

 

[DaddyGrayson]

qft.

i just want people to come on these boards and understand the fact that it is a pre existing community and to resect that. you know, respect the rules, the mods, and our intelligence.

Now THIS is QFT.

Lately this whole community has been unraveling and it's very depressing. They are like 5 or 6 posters (not that many) that have been ruining the vibe around here by there constant attitude. I don't care if you have a different opinion then me, I never tried to force mine on you. But drop the ****ing attitude.

 

[DaddyGrayson]

Captiain Vidal is the step father in Pans Labyrinth who breaks that guys face with a wine bottle. Li'l Ze is I guess the main antagonist from City of God who started killing when he was about 8 or 12 and he massacred a whole hotel and he basically kills everyone. He is only use to killing and ya. He also reminds me of this guy I know who didn't end well so it kind of hits home for me ya know?

Sadly, I haven't seen either one of those movies.

 

[Cain]

Lil' Ze was quite the monster to me he's the most compelling movie villain since DeNiro's version of Max Cady.

 

[CaptainClown]

I won't comment on that topic, it would just make me mad.

 

[Cain]

Lil' Ze was quite the monster to me he's the most compelling movie villain since DeNiro's version of Max Cady. Vidal was no slouch either though the scene with the farmer and his son still gets to me everytime I rewatch.

 

[CaptainClown]

Sadly, I haven't seen either one of those movies.

I highly recomend seeing them

Lil' Ze was quite the monster to me he's the most compelling movie villain since DeNiro's version of Max Cady.

Ya, oh man he brought b ack memories of my friend scares the crap out of me. Anyway, I really agree with you. Lil Ze is a true monster.

 

[DaddyGrayson]

I highly recomend seeing them

Ya, oh man he brought b ack memories of my friend scares the crap out of me. Anyway, I really agree with you. Lil Ze is a true monster.

If Captain Clown approves, then I must see.

 

[combusticator]

Sadly, I haven't seen either one of those movies.

You gotz to see Pan's!!! In my top...20. Haven't seen the other.

But that bad guy is quite the bad guy!

But who is a real, believable villain to me is that biotch from One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, cuz there are a few ladies out there (didn't say all, ladies, just a few) who can be as psychotic, manipulative and controlling with power as that nurse!

 

[CaptainClown]

Well Lil Ze was based off a real person who was that ruthless I believe. Nest and Ze are just different types of villains. Though I definitely agree with you Nest was a straight up *****.

 

[Solidus]

I liked Pan's, good film.

Yet a truly terrible monster of a villain besides The Joker was :

Amon Goeth played very....dangerously by Ralph Fiennes. Sadly that man actually existed as well. But on screen he was just as much as a monster.

From Schindler's List BTW.

Thanks CC.

 

[CaptainClown]

actually I am wrong Ze iwasn't based off someone real. Amon Goeth from Schindlers list?

 

[Solidus]

You gotz to see Pan's!!! In my top...20. Haven't seen the other.

But that bad guy is quite the bad guy!

But who is a real, believable villain to me is that biotch from One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, cuz there are a few ladies out there (didn't say all, ladies, just a few) who can be as psychotic, manipulative and controlling with power as that nurse!

Misery. Kathy Bates. Still my favorite King novel/movie.

And Bates gave me nightmares.

 

[DaddyGrayson]

You gotz to see Pan's!!! In my top...20. Haven't seen the other.

But that bad guy is quite the bad guy!

But who is a real, believable villain to me is that biotch from One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, cuz there are a few ladies out there (didn't say all, ladies, just a few) who can be as psychotic, manipulative and controlling with power as that nurse!

I've heard nothing but great things about Pan's... I've just been apprenhensive because of the subtitles things. I hate movies with subtitles. I remember watching Passion of the Christ because my ex really wanted to see it and it was on tv, and her and my brother were balling, and I was just sitting there thinking... "Man... I really wish this movie was in English"

 

[BatmanFanatic]

I don't know if he was the main antagonist!

Much Ado About Nothing was awesome with him in it!

And Multiplicity is pretty much a dumb movie (I don't know if it's even worth renting unless to just see the funny parts), but oh man, just to see him play the different roles, the femmy one, the jock, and the ******ed clone, oh man LOL

"Hi Steve! I like pizza!"

Multiplicity could be considered "best clips should be put on YouTube" worthy

Needs more youtube clips I say =)

 

[Solidus]

actually I am wrong Ze iwasn't based off someone real. Amon Goeth from Schindlers list?

Yes sorry lol. I better edit that. I thought I put that in but did not. My bad. But great catch, you get a gold star from me today

 

[DaddyGrayson]

Misery. Kathy Bates. Still my favorite King novel/movie.

And Bates gave me nightmares.

Bates' hot tub scene in About Schmidt gave me nightmares.

 

[Solidus]

Bates' hot tub scene in About Schmidt gave me nightmares.

LOL, glad I missed that film

 

[deathfromabove]

I liked Pan's, good film.

Yet a truly terrible monster of a villain besides The Joker was :

Amon Goeth played very....dangerously by Ralph Fiennes. Sadly that man actually existed as well. But on screen he was just as much as a monster.

i think that movie tore me up more than anything before or since. that scene at the end where it turns to color and the survivors crest the hill top...

 

[CaptainClown]

Whats interesting for me Hannibal Lectar isn't that evil to me now.

 

[DaddyGrayson]

LOL, glad I missed that film

It was a good film, albeit a depressing one, but that scene was just...

 

[CaptainClown]

the fact that he was a real preson made it twice as amazing to watch fiennes. i think that movie tore me up more than anything before or since. that scene at the end where it turns to color and the survivors crest the hill top...

The only part that got to me when Schindler gets all caught up with how he could have sold more stuff to save more people and he breaks down.

 

[Solidus]

The only part that got to me when Schindler gets all caught up with how he could have sold more stuff to save more people and he breaks down.

Yea that part always gets me.

 

[DaddyGrayson]

I know it's cliche... but the little girl in the red dress always got me.