Who is the ultimate bad Mother Fucker of Hollywood?

Frank Moore4 said:Kevin Durand? 🤣 I swear, there isn't a single movie or show where he doesn't play some kind of unhinged maniac, whether he's the villain—which is most of the time—or actually one of the good guys. 😬



Then you've got Brian Thompson—he's been everywhere, from his time in Cobra, through all those various Trek roles, right up to playing a hunter in X-Files:

The guy is perpetually pissed off, though I wouldn't call it that top-tier level of intensity—it’s easy to look angry, but you actually need to back it up with something substantial to make it work. 🤣

Frank Moore4 said:Kevin Durand? 🤣 I swear, there isn't a single movie or show where he doesn't play some kind of unhinged maniac, whether he's the villain—which is most of the time—or actually one of the good guys. 😬



Then you've got Brian Thompson—he's been everywhere, from his time in Cobra, through all those various Trek roles, right up to playing a hunter in X-Files:

Oh, absolutely... And that wasn't even my first time spotting him in X-Files; I'd seen him there once before. My first real encounter with him was back in the early 90s when he was just a kid in that Jean-Claude Van Damme flick "Lionheart," and then, of course, in Cobra...

P.S. X-Files is easily my favorite series—absolute cult classic. 🙂

Jerry Ramos90 said:Just when I was about to vote for him 🤣

I also dig Steve McQueen, though I'm not sure if he fits this category 🤔

He was definitely a standout in those old movies when I used to watch them, but looking back at that era of cinema, Charles Bronson was much more of a menace... now *that* guy was truly going after everyone in sight.

Picture this: you’ve got Samuel L. Jackson and Clint Eastwood sitting right at the top of the heap—and then, immediately trailing them, comes Bruce Willis and Robert De Niro, followed by Vinnie Jones, with Mickey Rourke bringing up the rear.

My take:


Screw all these guys carrying handguns—the hero always finds a way to slip away, just like in the movies—but when this guy makes a deal, there’s nowhere to hide... I wouldn't want to be on his bad side.

Gary Oldman and Robert Carlyle are just incredible! Isn't it such a shame they don't get cast as villains more often? They both have such a natural talent for playing those darker roles, and honestly, those parts suit them so perfectly, don't you think?🙏

That tall guy who stars in 🤷"Heartbreak Ridge."

Jason Campbell70 said:That tall guy who stars in 🤷"Heartbreak Ridge."

Swede Johansson? Or maybe Peter Koch? 🙂

Joe Pesci, especially when he uses that high-pitched, almost childish tone to throw threats around while everyone else just completely ignores him 🤣

I’d put my money on Mel Gibson, honestly. I’m convinced the guy is absolutely unhinged in real life... you just can't fake that kind of raw, manic energy on screen if you don't actually have it in your soul 🙂

It’s obviously Michael Madsen...http://www.advancedphotoshop.co.uk/i...michael_madsen

Clint Eastwood 🙂 Of course, I’d also include Robert De Niro from that list, and I would definitely add Harvey Keitel and Michael Madsen to the mix.

steelgull542 said:Clint Eastwood 🙂 Of course, I’d also include Robert De Niro from that list, and I would definitely add Harvey Keitel and Michael Madsen to the mix.

Oh yeah, Harvey Keitel is an absolute powerhouse.

steelgull542 said:Clint Eastwood 🙂 Of course, I’d also include Robert De Niro from that list, and I would definitely add Harvey Keitel and Michael Madsen to the mix.

I have to agree—Michael Madsen is truly in a league of his own. His performances in *Reservoir Dogs* and *d. Brascu* were absolutely peerless. To be fair, I didn't include him or Harvey Keitel on my list because I decided to prioritize actors who had a higher frequency of those specific types of roles—though, looking back now, I actually regret leaving those two out. Even before you posted this, I was second-guessing that choice. But honestly, at the end of the day, if we're talking about pure impact, Clint Eastwood would still take a convincing victory regardless. 🙂

The only thing that really gives me pause regarding this vote—specifically the fact that people are splitting the difference between Sylvester Stallone and Bruce Willis—is that for me, Stallone will always be synonymous with Rocky. He’s got a heart the size of Jupiter, and honestly, *Rocky* is easily one of my top five films of all time. But hey, I get it—perception is subjective. Not everyone views him through that same lens; to some folks, he's just Rambo, or maybe just another cinematic bruiser. 😁

Man, Javier Bardem was absolutely terrifying in No Country for Old Men...http://thoughtsonfilms.files.wordpre.../old-men-1.jpg
But let's be real, that was just one singular flash of brilliance.🙂

wiredraven82 said:I have to agree—Michael Madsen is truly in a league of his own. His performances in *Reservoir Dogs* and *d. Brascu* were absolutely peerless. To be fair, I didn't include him or Harvey Keitel on my list because I decided to prioritize actors who had a higher frequency of those specific types of roles—though, looking back now, I actually regret leaving those two out. Even before you posted this, I was second-guessing that choice. But honestly, at the end of the day, if we're talking about pure impact, Clint Eastwood would still take a convincing victory regardless. 🙂

The only thing that really gives me pause regarding this vote—specifically the fact that people are splitting the difference between Sylvester Stallone and Bruce Willis—is that for me, Stallone will always be synonymous with Rocky. He’s got a heart the size of Jupiter, and honestly, *Rocky* is easily one of my top five films of all time. But hey, I get it—perception is subjective. Not everyone views him through that same lens; to some folks, he's just Rambo, or maybe just another cinematic bruiser. 😁

Man, Reservoir Dogs and that one scene... absolutely iconic. But I agree, even if both were on the list, it would still come down to Clint.

What's up? 😬

steelgull542 said:Man, Reservoir Dogs and that one scene... absolutely iconic. But I agree, even if both were on the list, it would still come down to Clint.

And yeah, my bad regarding what I typed earlier: I wrote "wrote" in my last post when I really meant "wrote" as a female speaker—my mistake. 😁

Frank Moore4 said:What's up? 😬

Haha, please—that guy is in a league of his own.

For me, it’s gotta be Vin Diesel and Al Pacino.

Samuel L. Jackson, who somehow isn't even on the poll.

I'm the Anti-Christ. You’ve really put me in a vengeful headspace. Go ahead and tell those angels up in heaven that they’ve never witnessed pure evil quite like what they saw in the eyes of the man who took you out. My name is Vincent Coccott. I serve as legal counsel for Mr. Blue, specifically for Lou Boyle—the guy your kid robbed blind. Since you used to be on the force, I figure our names might ring a bell. Am I right?

Who else is on my level????? Seriously, right after Clint Eastwood, I’m the top dog 😁