Great Movie Villains

[Remiel]

I recall a comment by kimmy a year or two ago in which she described the Spanish captain in Pan's Labyrinth as one of the scariest movie villains she had ever seen, a characterization that has stuck with me. At one point, he smashes in a man's face with the bottom edge of a bottle of booze in front of the guy's father. It was bloody and very disturbing...

[kimmy]

With all the enthusiasm for Brick Top and Darth Vader,

-k

[bloodyminded]

With all the enthusiasm for Brick Top and Darth Vader,

-k

That's hilarious!

[eyeball]

I think characters like the Mayan king and the high priest in Apocalypto chillingly capture the sort of very real self-serving villainy that most human beings are likely to feel and be directly affected by.

[bloodyminded]

I think characters like the Mayan king and the high priest in Apocalypto chillingly capture the sort of very real self-serving villainy that most human beings are likely to feel and be directly affected by.

Yeah, power as having deranging properties...until power itself becomes a derangement.

After reading Bertrand Russell's thoughts on Power, I think there is a lot of truth to this.

[Jack Weber]

With all the enthusiasm for Brick Top and Darth Vader,

-k

I see that and raise you this

[Wild Bill]

I see that and raise you this

That is the funniest thing I've seen in days!

[lictor616]

With all the enthusiasm for Brick Top and Darth Vader,

-k

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