Who's the most annoying movie villain?

Honestly, if you ask me, the absolute scariest guy out there has to be Chuck Norris from the Simpsons

Honestly, nothing creeps me out more than walking into a warehouse and realizing there isn’t a single dresser in sight.

Honestly, if I really sit down and think about it—and believe me, I have—the absolute worst part is when there isn't a single dresser in the warehouse.😕

Mobile is king, honestly.

Danny Glover in Tyrian purple—what a sadistic little piece of work

Honestly, I’m convinced Dolph Lundgren is hands down the biggest meathead to ever grace a movie set.

Walter Fowler53 said:Darth Vader is just so annoying. I honestly don't get how people can call him the best villain 😂

You clearly don't get it. Anakin is the irritating one, not Darth Vader. He isn't even a cinematic villain that gets under your skin like that. He’s actually a deep sci-fi character when you look at him as a whole. If we're talking about true irritation and pure sneakiness in Star Wars, you have to look at Count Dooku (Christopher Lee) and, obviously, Emperor Palpatine (Ian McDiarmid)...

Jerry Martin19 said:You clearly don't get it. Anakin is the irritating one, not Darth Vader. He isn't even a cinematic villain that gets under your skin like that. He’s actually a deep sci-fi character when you look at him as a whole. If we're talking about true irritation and pure sneakiness in Star Wars, you have to look at Count Dooku (Christopher Lee) and, obviously, Emperor Palpatine (Ian McDiarmid)...

Yeah, Emperor Palpatine was definitely irritating—he's basically pure evil personified.

hollowsailor19 said:Yeah, Emperor Palpatine was definitely irritating—he's basically pure evil personified.

exactly what I'm saying...

Honestly, none of them really hit that level of "annoying villain" for me.
It’s more the heroes that get on my nerves.
Especially those superheroes without any real flaws, you know?

Voldemort? 😁

Tong Po

Marlon Brando in Last Tango in Paris
http://www.blogdecine.com/images/BrandoLastTango.jpg

Stacy Keach in Generation X
http://www.stacykeach.com/images/AmHistX-S.jpg

Dogville
http://www.helsinki.fi/jarj/status/l...dogville-2.jpg

Danny Glover in The Color Purple
http://www.movieactors.com/freesefra...rPurple15.jpeg

1.Ralph Fiennes in Schindler's List
http://flattland.com/images/schindlers_list_01.jpg

US Presidents? I've always seen them as the villains of the story.

hollowsailor19 said:Marlon Brando in Last Tango in Paris
http://www.blogdecine.com/images/BrandoLastTango.jpg

Stacy Keach in Generation X
http://www.stacykeach.com/images/AmHistX-S.jpg

Dogville
http://www.helsinki.fi/jarj/status/l...dogville-2.jpg

Danny Glover in The Color Purple
http://www.movieactors.com/freesefra...rPurple15.jpeg

1.Ralph Fiennes in Schindler's List
http://flattland.com/images/schindlers_list_01.jpg

Seriously, props to him... I remember being so physically shaken up by his performance in that movie... it was intense...

Man, looking back at that fiancé of Rose's in Titanic—that total creep who gave her that necklace... honestly, if I had somehow ended up being an actor on that set, I would’ve greased the entire deck with soap and left a gate unlatched just so he could slip right off the ship like a piece of trash going down a sewer pipe!

Chris Hall47 said:I’m recalling yet another absolute bottom-feeder

Percy - The Green Mile


Shot at 2007-07-26

Goddammit, seriously...🙂

I totally blanked on Robert De Niro being in that American Express commercial... looking at the whole thing now, I can't help but wonder why some car hasn't just run him over yet!!!😂

- James Spider (Wolf)
- David Patrick Kelly (The Warriors)
- Tim Roth (Rob Roy)
+ Donald Sutherland (1900)

Honestly, nothing gets under my skin more than those relentless optimists. They’re the absolute worst.