We often remember heroes, but rarely remember villains. That's because in most movies, the villain is a tall existence to contrast the hero. They are often broken to the bones, do no evil, and grow ugly, and the hero is the protagonist, and there are many front or side descriptions to show it. Lovely. On the contrary, the villains always seem a bit monotonous, bad and bad. But it's not entirely true. In the history of movies, there are still many villains who are very charming. They are badly righteous and self-contained. Share 10 movie history, ten villains, and 10 movies. "This Killer Is Not So Cold": The villain in the movie "This Killer Is Not So Cold", Norman Stamfield, played by Gary Oldman, is a villain who makes an appearance Killed Natalie Portman's family. He is sloppy, taking drugs, turning his head around, listening to classics, loving money, regardless of right and wrong, and hastily cares about life. He would listen to Beethoven while he was killing people, and would suddenly go into a rage, and would kill people indiscriminately for fun. Every bit of information he released was in line with people's assumptions about the police. "Infernal Affairs 2": Ni Yongxiao
is vicious, vicious, and the city is extremely deep. They are the three key words of Ni Yongxiao played by Wu Zhenyu in the second part of the "Infernal Affairs" series. He will always be so calm and elegant. Feng Qing's face seemed to be always declaring victory. At the beginning of the movie, when the father of the underworld boss died, Ni Yongxiao went into battle. He was in a suit and leather shoes, and his gentle manner gave the first impression that he was a very bookish person. The rudder masters under his father did not take him seriously, but Ni Yongxiao settled them with a few phone calls in one night. He always warned himself with a word from his father that he had to pay it back sooner or later when he came out. He accepted his ending from the beginning, so he had no scruples. He is also a tragic character, and his family has faded out of the underworld, and he has to stand up for the family. Because of being sentimental, righteous and unfathomable, the character Ni Yongxiao makes people love and hate. In the "Seven Deadly Sins" John
movie, he is far inferior to the two detectives played by Brad Pitt and Morgan Freeman, but he steals countless limelight. He doesn't show up much, but he is scheming and committing crimes. Killing is invisible; he looks loyal and virtuous, but in fact he is sinister and cunning, and the city is extremely deep. This is a serial killer who is extremely mentally abnormal but extremely rational and restrained. He chose to use the seven original sins of humans as the reason for the murder and incarnate the murderer in the name of religion. At the end of the confrontation, Kevin Spacey played the perverted killer vividly and successfully led Brad Pitt to commit the seventh crime. He completed his own murder of artwork with his own death. Gourmet, greed, laziness, lust, arrogance, jealousy and rage, he kills those who he considers guilty in the name of God. In his own eyes, he is a hero who cleanses the city from evil. This kind of high IQ villain who plays the protagonist in the palm of his hand is really charming. "The Silent Lambs" Hannibal
is one of the most well-known villains in movie history. His films have been remakes time and time again, all because of the charming role. On the one hand he is sinister, profound, and wise, on the other hand he is innocent, elegant and polite. He murdered, skinned and cannibalized, but he still maintained the appearance of being a social man. He is the perfect combination of elegance and savagery. Maybe you think demons have charming disguise. But his disguise is not a disguise, but a spontaneous authenticity, a coquettish flower blooming on the corpse. Other layouts, controls, and scheming are disguise. What you see are all illusions and all truths. "Chainsaw" jigsaw
horror film "Chainsaw" series and "Reaper is coming" series, both of them are famous all over the world for their various ways of death. The difference is that the murderer of "Reaper is coming" is nothing. , And the murderer in "Chain Saw" is an old man who is self-sustaining and acting for the sky. Compared with "Reaper Is Coming", "Chain Saw" is more terrifying, because before death, the jigsaw always gives you hope, when he appears on the TV and said I want to play a game with you, that is the most A moment of despair. When the creed of good and evil retribution and causal reincarnation is injected into the blood-spraying death game, there is quite a warning significance of black humor. God's punishment and hell's torment are finally a bit illusory, and when he really shows the appearance of an old man like a jigsaw that can no longer be ordinary, he gives people an unforgettable fear. "Old Nowhere" Anton Chigurh
He is reticent and chasing after him, he is like a ghost in the western yellow sand world, he can't get rid of it. In the movie "Old NowhereIn ", he gives people a sense of oppression like time. +The Anton Chigurh in the movie is a veritable "cold killer". There is absolutely no nonsense, not even a word, and he runs wild with his own special "air pressure gun" which is like a fire extinguisher. There are no rules in the world, only killing. The gloomy face and character, unique shape and unique murder weapon have put together an impressive villain. "The Shining" Jack
"The Shining" directed by Kubrick is a classic thriller in movie history, largely because of the unparalleled success of the villain named Jack created by Jack Nicholson. Jack is a writer who can’t write. One winter, he and his wife and children moved to the mountain top hotel. While watching the hotel for others, he wrote with great concentration. He sat in front of a typewriter all day and seemed to be thinking. , In fact, was writing over and over again: Jack is a fool at work and no entertainment. The hotel in the wilderness itself is terrible, and in such an environment, the crazy Jack is more like a ghost, his hideous face is extremely terrifying, he carries an axe to chase his wife and children, and he is lost in a frenzied manner. Any humanity. "Flying over the lunatic asylum" head nurse Rachel
Rachel is the head nurse of a psychiatric hospital. This is the 1960s/70s in the United States. Psychiatric hospitals generally use some therapies that are not beneficial to the treatment of mental illness. Electric shock therapy, hydrotherapy, forehead Leukotomy, all they do is to pursue stability. And Rachel was a typical representative of this social ignorance at the time. They restricted the patient’s freedom, did not respect the patient’s privacy and psychological feelings, and even finally adopted the prefrontal white matter resection to turn the non-psychiatric patient played by Jack Nicholson into Idiot, and all this is just because he is disobedient. Rachel always looks like an old nun in the film. She hates these patients, and she believes from the bottom of her heart that everything she has done is for their good. Her horror stems from her ruthlessness and ignorance and moments. The old man who appeared was ashamed and angry. "Full Metal Shell" Sergeant Chief
has the image of the Sergeant Major in "Full Metal Shell" played by Lee Hermit, and the image of the instructor in all future war-themed movies has more or less his shadow. He is violent and majestic, always cursing with one mouth. In his eyes, all the soldiers are inhuman scum. In the movie, every word he utters is simply a collection of swear words like a textbook, led by him. In the end, a group of soldiers without dignity slowly turned into cold-blooded killing machines on the Vietnam War battlefield. "Batman: The Dark Knight" Joker
is one of the most charming villains in movie history. On the one hand, because of the outstanding character of this character, on the other hand, it is due to the extraordinary performance of actor Heath Ledger and his suicide in the past. Some rendering of passing away. The Joker is one of Batman’s greatest rivals in the superhero’s life. He has no rules at all. Batman adhered to the principle of never killing in the early days, while the Joker regarded life as grass, Batman’s defender, Gotham’s stability, and the Joker’s life. My favorite is sabotage and panic. The clown played by Heath Ledger is super IQ and charismatic. He always looks at everything jokingly, saying why you are so serious. He has his own complete set of worldviews that are beyond anything, and you can't refute him. He is the other side of Batman, even more charming than Batman.
