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Robert Sanchez12 Robert Sanchez12 NewcomerOP
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#1 ·
Who’s your favorite sicko or villain?

Two of them:

Hannibal. He’s just... indescribable. After watching that movie, I was dreaming about him night after night... couldn't even wake up. I need to meet him!!!!!!

The other one? Obviously Vito Corleone... the Godfather. A legend I'll never forget. If only I were his son.....

What about you?
Robert Sanchez12 Robert Sanchez12 NewcomerOP
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#2 ·
And the third one...

Jigsaw.... the guy is way too smart and just plain twisted, but I definitely wouldn't want to end up stuck in one of his games...

My favorite part is when he says...

Hello Dave.... I want to play a game.... yeah, something like that...

So, what about you guys?
hollowsailor19 hollowsailor19 Active Member
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#3 ·
Norman Bates—I’d love to sit down and chat with him if I ever found myself visiting him in a US prison. The guy is absolutely unhinged.
There’s nothing quite like being so detached from your own actions that you don't even realize you've wiped everyone out.

I’ve grown quite fond of Darth Vader, though I wouldn't exactly want to meet him in person—not that I'd turn him down if given the chance.
I’d love to meet him, but I wouldn't want to be stuck in a room with him. I'd be sweating bullets the whole time.

hollowsailor19 - People can say whatever they want about me being a buzzkill—even if some critic ranks my takes at number 30 on their list. I’ll just grab a coffee with Travis and try my best not to start an argument.

Tuco—the man is a total legend. He’s just as much of a riot as he is a threat.

Jules Winnfield - let's have ourselves a little chat about Ezekiel 25:17.

I could do with getting to know a female psychopath like Catherine Tramell—not that I’m looking to share a bed with one, though honestly, it wouldn't be the worst thing in the world. 🤣 )
Jerry Garcia11 Jerry Garcia11 Newcomer
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#4 ·
Vic Vega - Reservoir Dogs
I wouldn't want to cross paths with him if I were you
hollowsailor19 hollowsailor19 Active Member
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#5 ·
Jerry Garcia11 said:Vic Vega - Reservoir Dogs
I wouldn't want to cross paths with him if I were you

Say that again, I didn't quite catch you
Jerry Garcia11 Jerry Garcia11 Newcomer
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#6 ·
Look, kid, let’s not dance around it—I’m not here to play games with you, alright? I truly couldn't care less about what’s rattling around in that head of yours, but I’m still going to break you. And honestly? It isn't even about getting answers. There’s just something uniquely entertaining about breaking a cop. Go ahead, scream, plead, tell me whatever lies you've got lined up—it’s all old news to me. At this point, your only move is praying for a fast exit, and trust me, that’s not happening.
hollowsailor19 hollowsailor19 Active Member
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#7 ·
Jerry Garcia11 said:Look, kid, let’s not dance around it—I’m not here to play games with you, alright? I truly couldn't care less about what’s rattling around in that head of yours, but I’m still going to break you. And honestly? It isn't even about getting answers. There’s just something uniquely entertaining about breaking a cop. Go ahead, scream, plead, tell me whatever lies you've got lined up—it’s all old news to me. At this point, your only move is praying for a fast exit, and trust me, that’s not happening.

Honestly, that role was practically tailor-made for the legendary Madsen. To me, Madsen's Blonde is easily one of the most cinematic characters ever put to film, and definitely ranks in my top 10 all-time villains. You also managed to leave out one of the best lines from Reservoir Dogs:
Are you gonna bark all day, little doggie, or are you gonna bite?
BTW, if you look at Tommy Pescie in Goodfellas, he’s actually pretty similar to Blonde.
Jerry Garcia11 Jerry Garcia11 Newcomer
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#8 ·
Look, if you’re gonna take a shot at me, you better make sure you don't miss. Anyone who tries to double-cross me and actually walks away unscathed clearly hasn't learned a damn thing about how Tuco operates.
Mark Johnson5 Mark Johnson5 Member
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#9 ·
I have to say, Tyler Durden is absolutely one of my favorites.
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velvetcrane57 velvetcrane57 Active Member
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#10 ·
hollowsailor19 said:Norman Bates—I’d love to sit down and chat with him if I ever found myself visiting him in a US prison. The guy is absolutely unhinged.
There’s nothing quite like being so detached from your own actions that you don't even realize you've wiped everyone out.

I’ve grown quite fond of Darth Vader, though I wouldn't exactly want to meet him in person—not that I'd turn him down if given the chance.
I’d love to meet him, but I wouldn't want to be stuck in a room with him. I'd be sweating bullets the whole time.

hollowsailor19 - People can say whatever they want about me being a buzzkill—even if some critic ranks my takes at number 30 on their list. I’ll just grab a coffee with Travis and try my best not to start an argument.

Tuco—the man is a total legend. He’s just as much of a riot as he is a threat.

Jules Winnfield - let's have ourselves a little chat about Ezekiel 25:17.

I could do with getting to know a female psychopath like Catherine Tramell—not that I’m looking to share a bed with one, though honestly, it wouldn't be the worst thing in the world. 🤣 )


Travis is NOT the villain!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
If you ask me... he's actually the hero. He stepped up to take out child prostitution, and he didn't go around murdering innocent people, did he?
boldmaker232 boldmaker232 Newcomer
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#11 ·
Freddy Krueger (Robert Englund) - A Nightmare on Elm Street
Jerry Martin19 Jerry Martin19 Regular
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#12 ·
velvetcrane57 said:Travis is NOT the villain!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
If you ask me... he's actually the hero. He stepped up to take out child prostitution, and he didn't go around murdering innocent people, did he?

Exactly 👍

Travis definitely isn't the bad guy. Besides, this isn't even the kind of movie where you can just split characters into good guys and villains... 🙂
redwalker6 redwalker6 Member
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#13 ·
boldmaker232 said:Freddy Krueger (Robert Englund) - A Nightmare on Elm Street

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Nicole Davis7 Nicole Davis7 Member
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#14 ·
Gary Oldman in the movie "Leon".
hollowsailor19 hollowsailor19 Active Member
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#15 ·
Jerry Martin19 said:Exactly 👍

Travis definitely isn't the bad guy. Besides, this isn't even the kind of movie where you can just split characters into good guys and villains... 🙂

He’s not a villain, sure, but he’d kill you without blinking an eye.
dustyeagle73 dustyeagle73 Newcomer
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#16 ·
Edward Norton in Generation X... you almost feel like a Nazi for a split second.
Jerry Garcia11 Jerry Garcia11 Newcomer
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#17 ·
dustyeagle73 said:Edward Norton in Generation X... you almost feel like a Nazi for a split second.

Nah, you won't.
wiredranger30 wiredranger30 Member
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#18 ·
Naturally, Gary Oldman’s performance in Leon is right at the top of my list. 🙏 🙏

That said, I'm also still reeling from Kurt Russell in Death Proof. That car. 🙏 🙏
Jerry Martin19 Jerry Martin19 Regular
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#19 ·
wiredranger30 said:Naturally, Gary Oldman’s performance in Leon is right at the top of my list. 🙏 🙏

That said, I'm also still reeling from Kurt Russell in Death Proof. That car. 🙏 🙏

Surprised you didn't bring up Bale in The Machinist or Am. Pschyo 😕

Bale is just a genius, though... ☕
wiredranger30 wiredranger30 Member
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#20 ·
Jerry Martin19 said:Surprised you didn't bring up Bale in The Machinist or Am. Pschyo 😕

Bale is just a genius, though... ☕


Look, Patrick Bateman is in a league of his own—I'd even go as far as calling him an anti-hero. Like I've said before, he's easily one of the most compelling characters ever put on film. 🙏 🙏 🙏

As for Trevor Reznik, I never really viewed him as a villain. It's a matter of dissociative identity—even when he was doing some truly terrible things, it wasn't coming from a place of conscious malice.

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