Name: Top 20 Best Movie Villains of the Century So Far
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Welcome to watch Mojo, and today we're counting down our picks for the top 20.

Best movie villains of the century so far for this list will be looking at the greatest movie villains of the century and ranking them based on a combination of their popularity, complexity and overall contribution to film history.

We will not be including animated villains on this list, as they could warrant their own list votes and say they vote how the archbishop tells them.

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It was incredibly hard to follow up Heath Ledger's Joker, but Tom Hardy managed to do it with his brilliant portrayal of Bain Party gained £30 of muscle for the role, crafting a certifiable and physically imposing brute of a villain.

It also helps that his physique and caution stayed within the realm of realism as it allowed us to see Bane as a threatening revolutionary rather than a goofy comic book villain looking atyou, Batman and Robin.

This bomb is mobile and the identity of the triggerman is a mystery.

And let's be honest, that mask and voice are now iconic.

Who amongst us hasn't done the bane voice at least once since 2012 u really adopted the Dark I was born in it.

Too bad about his crappy anti climactic death, though Number 19 Terrence Fletcher Whiplash.

While our previous entry is a larger than life character, Terrence Fletcher is not.

He doesn't leave any diabolical plots or have ambitions of world domination, and that's part of what makes him such a standout villain.

He's the sort of antagonised that any one of us could encounter in our own academic or professional careers rushing or dragging rush.

Simmons plays a master emotional manipulator preying on the vulnerability and ambitions of his students on his quest for musical perfection.

He's cruel and violent, and yet he's fundamentally human and not without sentiment or honor.

Like so many real world villains, he doesn't see himself is one.

We love a great villain protagonist, and Patrick Bateman is among the best of the best.

There is an idea of a Patrick Bateman, some kind of abstraction, but there is no real me.

Many academics and literary critics view Bateman as a social critique of consumer culture and capitalism.

He's shallow, rooted in physical appearances and surface level observations, and flaunts his materialistic wealth that shuttle off coloring the tasteful thickness off.

Oh, and he's also an insatiable serial killer, a rather bloody but apt metaphor for the unquenchable hunger of consumerism.

Because it's not just about the pleasures of conformity and the importance of trends, it's also a personal statement about the band itself.

It works well on paper, and Christian Bale brings Bateman to terrifying life for the movie, while other A list actors like Leonardo DiCaprio and Brad Pitt were considered for the role, we think bail was a truly inspired, a bit of casting.

He's just got that creepy look about him.

I killed Paul Allen with an ax in the face.

His body is dissolving in a bathtub in Hell's Kitchen Number 17 Kill monger, Black Panther.

It's not the first time we've said it, but the emcee You, for all its strengths, has really struggled to bring compelling villains to the big screen.

With Kill Monger, however, they absolutely hit it out of the park.

Black Panther was the first comic book superhero movie to be nominated for best picture at the Academy Awards.

And while there were many contributing factors, Kill Munger felt like a key part of the equation.

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Kill Monger is a fully fleshed out villain who, despite his lethal methods, has relatable and sympathetic motivations.

You will destroy the world of Wakanda, including the world took everything away from me everything.

He's a character with riel, emotional depth and a powerful backstory, and when you add that to his physicality, you've got a villain worthy of our hero in every regard.

But my assesses that jump from ships because they knew death.

It was better than Bond number 16 Saruman, the Lord of the Rings trilogy.

Sarah Ron is certainly an imposing and terrifying figure, but you can't go wrong with Christopher Lee J.

Tolkien often pointed to Sarah, um, and to defend the criticism that the Lord of the Rings is too black and white in its characterizations.

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Sarah Man is a wonderful villain and a brilliant example of a tragic fall from heroism into villainy.

He's a Gandalf that fell in with sour on the pure good, who was swayed by the lore and promises of power.

And the casting of Christopher Lee was genius.

We couldn't imagine another actor better suited for the role.

And we saw one of modern literature is most popular villains brought to vivid life through his genius.

You meet the girl of your dreams and everything seems to be going great.

After a few months, she asks you to meet her parents and you go along with it.

The next thing you know, they're trying to sell your body to the highest bidder.

The Armitage family is deeply racist, take the term manipulative, too sickening new heights and can only be described as evil.

Maybe one day you'll enjoy being members of the family theater son.

No shortage of memorable villains over the last decade.

But what really makes the army to just stand out is that for all intents and purposes, they're just your average family.

Next door they pose is open minded and progressive, but behind closed doors, the indulgent humanity's darkest, cruelest and most selfish of impulses fire.

Born, we breathe Dye Number 14 Koba, The Planet of the Apes trilogy.

Koba is arguably one of the most sympathetic movie villains of the century, and his character, Arc, has been widely lauded by critics.

And fans alike love humans more than apes.

Koba serves as the perfect foil to Caesar, whereas Caesar is thoughtful and diplomatic.

Koba is bloodthirsty and hell bent on revenge.

His character development is fluid and natural, and we understand how and why Kobe became such a ruthless tyrant.

It's easy to make a character like that one dimensional, but the writing direction and Toby Cabals.

Wonderful mo cap performance provides Koba a surprising amount of depth.

He is a villain but a tragic villain, and those always make for fascinating characters.

Calvin Candie, Django Unchained Well blown over.

Like Joaquin Phoenix, Leonardo DiCaprio is considered among the most talented actors of his generation.

Who else could take a role like Jordan Belfort and simultaneously make him both reprehensible and so magnetically charming?

Has DiCaprio had already promoting your earlier?

However, he's every bit as capable of turning off that charm.

If you lift those palms off that turtle shell tabletop, Mr Putin's going both males that start off playing against type.

As 19th century slave owner Calvin Candie DiCaprio, Holy commits to the sadistic, hate filled and thoroughly repulsive villain.

His bigotry and racism know no bounds, but as detestable as candy is the manor swagger and quirks with which DiCaprio and Abused the character makes him the sort of villain we love to hate.