Top 10 movie baddies: Not the obvious ones

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Some good ones on this list :notworthy:

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I am waiting for Human Centipede 2 to come onto Max's Midnight Movies.
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Stansfield yeah :notworthy: :notworthy:
One of the best psycho roles ever described in selli ;D
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Top 10 movie baddies list wrote:Sil would be the perfect girlfriend.
As long as it's not Sil from Doctor Who.
Any more of that and we'll be round your front door with the quick-setting whitewash and the shaved monkey.
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I would have Frank d'Amico from Kick Ass in there too.
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and on a similar note:

7 Post-Punk And New Wave Rock Stars Reimagined As Superheroes

http://www.buzzfeed.com/travisrandg/7-p ... ed-as-5d61
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I'm a bit puzzled by the inclusion of Lord Summerisle in the list of baddies. He's not the baddy! I always cheer at the end of The Wicker Man.

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markfiend wrote:I'm a bit puzzled by the inclusion of Lord Summerisle. He's not the baddy! I always cheer at the end of The Wicker Man.

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Not at all! my favourite bit is when edward woodward starts singing the 23rd psalm in a booming calvanist style as the whol;e thing goes up. his vbile policeman deserves all he gets.

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and as i'm being portrayed as some kind of dirty old man elsewhere on this forum i should point out that britt ekland's thruppenny bits are always worth a squint. :innocent:
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Quiff Boy wrote:and on a similar note:

7 Post-Punk And New Wave Rock Stars Reimagined As Superheroes

http://www.buzzfeed.com/travisrandg/7-p ... ed-as-5d61
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Now I'm wondering how :von: can be re-imagined.......
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Travis Bickle certainly doesn't warrant being in there.

Dennis Hoppers character in Easy Rider should be in there.
And Stephen Grahams character in This Is England.
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And Crispin Glover in Rivers Edge :D
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oh yesss agree...Gary Oldman as Stansfield - absolute class

but also for me, these are pretty memorable that are not on the list:

Ben Kingsley's character Don in Sexy Beast

HAL in A Space Odyssey !!

and Robert Mitchum in Night of the Hunter - his best ever role IMHO
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