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Whose your favourite evil character on tv or in a movie? Mine is Mick Taylor from the Wolf Creek movies and television series, such an evil fker but cracks me up with his humour  |
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@vampboy | 7 August 18 |
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Hannibal lecter because he's just brilliant.
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@tranie | 7 August 18 |
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Stewie griffin  |
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@slago | 7 August 18 |
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Davy Jones from the pirates of The Caribbean
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@tranie | 7 August 18 |
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thou i do kinda have a soft spot for tuco from the spagetti westerns, best western baddie ever   |
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@slago | 7 August 18 |
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your tuco looks like an idiot lol
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@r3ckless | 7 August 18 |
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Adebisi
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@3mel | 7 August 18 |
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Servalan from Blake's Seven or mirror universe The Intendant from deep space 9
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@3mel | 7 August 18 |
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ooh... Walter White
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@vampboy | 7 August 18 |
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@ 3mel - 7.08.18 - 12:53pm ooh... Walter White he blew you to bits while you were dressed up and suited and you still think he's the best villain? |
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@dom4subs | 7 August 18 |
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Baron Greenback
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@3mel | 7 August 18 |
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@ vampboy - 7.08.18 - 12:54pm he blew you to bits while you were dressed up and suited and you still think he's the best villain? I do not and have never owned a chain of chicken restaurants. |
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@vampboy | 7 August 18 |
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Just a large supply of methamphetamine!
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@tranie | 7 August 18 |
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actualy walter white is a pretty chilling baddie, a once normal boring guy turned nasty fkr
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@vampboy | 7 August 18 |
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He's what we all are capable of being when circumstances dictate it.
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@mikeymk | 7 August 18 |
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It depends who you count as the bad guy. In some films, the bad guy was the one portrayed as the hero, or even if they had to give them an unsuccessful ending, they were the one the film promotes you to support. Take Charlie Croker, of The Italian Job. A criminal and a thief, out to steal. Smokey and the Bandit - who didn't love the Bandit?! But Smokey was the law... |
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@vampboy | 7 August 18 |
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@ mikeymk - 7.08.18 - 01:45pm It depends who you count as the bad guy. In some films, the bad guy was the one portrayed as the hero, or even if they had to give them an unsuccessful ending, they were the one the film promotes you to support. Take Charlie Croker, of The Italian Job. A criminal and a thief, out to steal. Smokey and the Bandit - who didn't love the Bandit?! But Smokey was the law... '' It depends who you count as the bad guy. In some films, the bad guy was the one portrayed as the hero,'' yeah, that's called an anti-hero. |
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@3mel | 7 August 18 |
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mikey has a point, think 80s action blockbusters. the hero was always technically a mass murderer casually dispatching folk left and right as the audience cheered him on. even today it's not seen as dubious. |
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@psnality | 7 August 18 |
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Darth Vader or The Joker Loved Jack Nicholson as The Joker and Heath Ledger |
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@vampboy | 7 August 18 |
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I cant think of many 80's movie where the central character didn't have one redeeming quality at least that made him less than a movie villain and more of an anti hero.
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@peta | 7 August 18 |
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@ vampboy - 7.08.18 - 12:21pm Hannibal lecter because he's just brilliant. Him, I also love him in any other movie. His roles are usually that of a villain or hero. |
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