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"I'll get you, my pretty, and your little dog, too!"
One of the scariest movie characters ever (due to age the first time I saw it)
Me too. And the marching monkeys in the castle.
Was thinking of that one based on that great scene from Beautiful Girls
They’re chanting “All we know, we owe her”.
Nice pull, Beautiful Girls is also one of my favorite movies ever.
Did we ever get an answer here? I 100% agree this is a massive distinction and dictates the answer to the question.
What were you watching?!?
I think Ramsey was way too one-note to be an interesting and good villain.
Marlo, Snoop, and Chris are all-timers when it comes to awesome villains.
I'd consider him an anti-hero like Dexter, Tony Soprano, Walter White, Marty Bird, etc.
Anti-hero. Not a villain IMO.
I mean so was Joffrey, he wasn't a very deep character. Ramsay could actually fight, did all of his own dirty work, and reveled in it. He was incredibly intelligent in his actions and setups. Ramsay was the worse villain.
Sharon Stone in Casino
My order of good Villain for GoT:
You are missing the rest of the Lannisters. I would put almost all of them above Joff. He was easier to hate, but I would much rather have Tywin in every scene.
I get your point, but we will just agree to disagree. I will say that a big part could be Joff's surrounding characters helping his ranking. Ramsay was mostly by himself, and his story came at a time when I was getting more grumbly about the show in general. Joff had the best characters around him - the rest of the Lannisters, The Hound, etc.
He was most assuredly not a fan of Joff and even bailed on him. And I don't think it was settled on what "worst" means, to me I guess the one person I'd not want on the opposite side of me as the main bad.
The answer is the same for me using that definition - Tywin. I think Joff and Ramsey were more one-note blunt tools. Tywin is smarter, every bit as ruthless, more power, more money.
Agreed. Tywin was scary bad. The actor that played him was very powerful.
She was terrible to Cousin Gerri
Well that's dumb. Those are all different metrics.
I'd go with the guy who owned that bicycle shop.
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Didn't that guy used to work at a Cinci radio station? He never seemed too stable back then either.
Along those lines, Libby from Sabrina the Teenage Witch.
He also ended up as a higher up at Play Now and gave Constanza a job because he thought he was handicapped. Just questionable decisions all around.
And he repaired Maytag appliances before that - unfortunately those never break so he was quite lonely.
Also inspired Van Halen’s first #1 hit on the Billboard charts.
As God as his witness, he thought Turkeys could fly
First one that came to mind was Jesse Eisenberg's Lex Luthor. Nobody is scared of that dude.
For this my 1st thought goes to Francis Buxton, Pee-wee's Big Adventure. He really wants that bike. Not poorly written but a silly antagonist.
Just don't end up in his courtroom. He's sentenced boys younger than you to the gas chamber. Didn't wanna do it, but felt like he owed it to them.
I'd happily meet his niece, though, even if I had to go over for tea.
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