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Movies by Pictures of the Villains #2

Can you name these movies based on a picture of one of the villains?
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46 Comments
Jango
+8
Level 63
Apr 29, 2024
I object! Gremlins are not villains, they are nice wee furry critters unless mishandled by clumsy humans! 😀
Dimby
+3
Level 79
Apr 29, 2024
That’s true, but I feel Stripe was bound to be villainous regardless of the rules.
Elboy
+4
Level 72
Apr 29, 2024
Agreed! Also I object about Travis being a villain! He is a monster created by the system :)
RobNobody
+3
Level 79
Aug 7, 2024
Disagree! With the exception of Gizmo, the mogwai in the movies were jerks who manipulated things specifically so that they'd get turned into gremlins.
Koopa
+8
Level 82
Apr 29, 2024
So, Ken--Barbie's long-time doll companion for decades--is portrayed as the enemy in this film? I hope it's farcical.
Dimby
+6
Level 79
Apr 29, 2024
Oh yeah, the whole movie is a joke. They get along for the most part but you’d call him a villain.
LadyDulcinea
+13
Level 66
May 30, 2024
I mean this version of Ken is the representation of toxic masculinity. So on point! :)
drinkBeerBeFree
+4
Level 47
Aug 7, 2024
Ah, a representation of something that does not exist in real life. Weird.
Ferbin
+21
Level 77
Aug 7, 2024
Toxic masculinity doesn't exist? Time to stop drinking beer, buddy, you're out of touch with reality.

(And no, accepting that fact doesn't make you "woke" - or "one of them", as your reasoning probably goes-)

GlassMonkeyCode
+2
Level 69
Aug 7, 2024
Well, it is a comedy...
duckwantbread
+13
Level 65
Jul 21, 2024
He's arguably the antagonist of Barbie but I wouldn't call him a villain. He does some harmful things but it's more out of ignorance than malice.
RobNobody
+6
Level 79
Aug 7, 2024
And his actions end up harming himself as well.
Tam5606
+5
Level 47
Aug 8, 2024
he actually isn't a villain, he is portrayed to be equally affected by the patriarchy and anyone who came out of that movie thinking ken was supposed to be the villain is wrong and lacks media literacy.
Dimby
+1
Level 79
Aug 8, 2024
I don’t think you and Socrates would’ve gotten along.
Dollyfroggy
+2
Level 63
May 2, 2024
You might want to put this in a series with the other quiz.
Dimby
+1
Level 79
May 2, 2024
Good point!
reverendmeat
+6
Level 84
May 10, 2024
Travis Bickle and Ken don't belong here
TigerPl
+3
Level 67
May 19, 2024
Neither Travis Bickle and Alex DeLarge are villains.
Dimby
+14
Level 79
May 19, 2024
So a gang leader who murders, steals, and assaults women isn’t a villain? I mean, if we take away people who are villainous because of psychopathy and societal causes, what’s left? How many characters just choose to be evil for no reason?
TigerPl
+2
Level 67
May 27, 2024
He was a villain at first, but he had changed. The whole movie is about forgiveness and how society can't believe in change.

Oh and by the way he wasn't a murderer, he only killed one woman by accident.

MrMackASOY
+11
Level 68
May 31, 2024
the movie is not about forgiveness, it is about choice. Alex was 'good' at the end because he had no choice. to follow his natural impulses would have caused him terrible pain. is that really being 'good' if you have no choice in the matter?
TigerPl
+1
Level 67
May 31, 2024
Yes, it is about choice but after he is out of prison everybody still treated him like a villain.

And i believe the last line of the Clockwork orange was "they cured me" cause he was just cured

reverendmeat
+4
Level 84
Jul 21, 2024
Alex wasn't cured in the movie, watch it again. He broke the ludovico programming and was back to his old self.
Dimby
+1
Level 79
Jul 21, 2024
Hard to say. I haven’t read it, but I’ve been told that the novel has him breaking Ludovico and choosing a better life. Maybe the movie implies he’ll change, too.
buck1017
+3
Level 78
Jul 25, 2024
The American version of the novel was missing chapter 21, the final chapter. It was added to UK prints. The American version matches closer to Kubrick's interpretation. The UK version shows Alex giving up his sociopathic tendencies by his own free will.
Ferbin
+2
Level 77
Aug 7, 2024
Doesn't matter if he's a villain or not by the end of the movie, since he actually is a villain for most of it. So the label still applies. Would you say Vader is not a villain cause he redeems himself at the end of Ep 6?
TigerPl
+1
Level 67
Jan 8, 2025
Star wars was not about the morality of Vader, Clockwork orange was about morality of Alex
waelwoelf
+1
Level 44
Apr 23, 2025
The movie was ultimately about anarchotyranny in a dystopian future. The "reform" part is touching on the subject of allowing violent criminals the time and leniency to change their ways while the rest of society is burdened by the chaos. The conditioning he went through was only temporary enough to get him back on the streets.
zakatan
+1
Level 65
May 30, 2024
I was wondering if being the protagonist is at odds with being a villain. I guess they shouldn't be mutually exclusive, but the common trope is that the villain is the antagonist.
Asyr
+1
Level 69
Aug 8, 2024
Being a villain and being the protagonist at the same time is actually possible and happens quite often in media. It even has its own trope:

https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/VillainProtagonist

aworgill
+4
Level 76
Jul 22, 2024
Alex is unambiguously a villain. Travis Bickle I would agree with, he's very disturbed and decidedly not a hero despite saving Iris, but definitely not a traditional villain. But I don't know how you could watch A Clockwork Orange and come away thinking Alex is anything but villainous.
SpartanLlama
+2
Level 73
Jun 11, 2024
17/20, missed Everything Everywhere, Misery, and Die Hard. Also having Ken is so funny
Dimby
+1
Level 79
Jun 11, 2024
Nice
cathlete
+6
Level 76
Jul 21, 2024
Patrick Bateman...the villain?! But he's the sigma-male protagonist!
Dimby
+7
Level 79
Jul 21, 2024
He’s a villain to all the beta nebbishes.
cathlete
+3
Level 76
Jul 21, 2024
xD
Elan
+2
Level 66
Aug 7, 2024
You see, if you were actually paying attention you would've known that Ken was actually the hero of the Barbie movie and Barbie was the villain. Ugh, media literacy is at an all time low these days. You ought to be ashamed of yourself.
Dimby
+16
Level 79
Aug 7, 2024
Golly, please explain the themes of the Barbie movie, Mr. Man. We all need a big strong alpha male to explain it to us.
YantheMan
+2
Level 66
Aug 7, 2024
What?
GomezFigueroa
+3
Level 62
Aug 7, 2024
Neither Travis Bickle, Jack Torrance, Patrick Bateman, Regan (I guess unless it's the devil in that pic), Alex DeLarge, or, arguably, Ken are villains.

That's not to say their characters aren't bad people (or dolls). But they aren't the villain, and certainly not the antagonist, of those stories.

Dimby
+4
Level 79
Aug 7, 2024
Villain: a character whose evil actions are important to the plot.

A villain doesn’t have to be the antagonist. A villain in a story just has to do bad things. Like chasing his family around with an axe, trying to assassinate a politician, chasing people with an axe while listening to Huey Lewis, purposely forcing a societal group to become submissive (even if it was in retaliation for previous submissiveness), or drinking milk as the leader of a gang.

YantheMan
+1
Level 66
Aug 7, 2024
It woulda been cool to have a picture of the Overlook Hotel as the "villain" of the Shining, but I suppose that's more something from the book, in the movie Jack is kinda wacko from the start.
BBryant
+5
Level 70
Aug 8, 2024
>be travis bickle

>work a menial job to support yourself in a dire setting

>murder pedophile pimp to free young girl

>get called the villain

DrProfessor
+1
Level 53
Jan 25, 2025
American Psycho didn't have a villain. It just had soulless mental patients being jerks to everyone. Most people with any understanding of the movie have reached the conclusion that Bateman never actually killed anyone, he was just devolving from being an ass to being completely insane.

Also, Ken wasn't the villain in Barbie, the Mattel executives were.

waelwoelf
+1
Level 44
Apr 23, 2025
Travis Bickle was more of an anti-hero than a villain.
Dimby
+2
Level 79
Apr 23, 2025
Antiheroes often have villainous traits. Anyone whose evil actions serve the plot can be considered a villain in my books.
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