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AGENT SMITH (Hugo Weaving) in The Matrix
Agent Smith is a badass movie villain and unique in his own element. Somewhat the evil guardian of a computer system that keeps the minds of humans trapped in a "fake" reality, Smith proves to be the most badass piece of software. Capable of any martial arts technique, body-leaping, and self-cloning in the Matrix, his villainous deeds are only amplified by the fact you can't beat his ass if you own the game Enter The Matrix.
WEZ (Vernon Wells) in MAD MAX 2
You may as well call this the Aussie group. This guy was VERY menancing in the Mad Max series.Vernon Wells also played another great bad guy in "Commando"(Bennett), but will be most remembered for Wez. He was an animal.
T-800 (Arnold Schwartzegger) in THE TERMINATOR
Regardless of whether it was the mindless loner in James Cameron's original or the cyborg who learned catch phrases in the sequel, The Terminator had a job to do and nothing was about to get in its way.
ERIC QUALEN (John Lithgow) in CLIFFHANGER
Eric Qualen (John Lithgow) is an international terrorist with the ability to move large amounts of US currency around the world. Hence his plan to hijack a Treasury plane transporting $100 million with a specially-trained gang and a daring plan involving a plane-to-plane heist.
Besides the over-the-top accent and a few bipolar moments, Qualen was pretty intimidating and always in command of things.
49. CAPTAIN (Strother Warren) in COOL HAND LUKE
When I looked at this film sometime in the '90s, I was surprised that the famous line from it: "What we have here is a failure to communicate," was only used twice, and the second time being the last sentence uttered by Newman. I had thought that Strother Martin had said it several times. Boy, Martin was one of the more effective villains in some 1960s film, a mean-talking sadistic guy.
AGENT SMITH (Hugo Weaving) in The Matrix
Agent Smith is a badass movie villain and unique in his own element. Somewhat the evil guardian of a computer system that keeps the minds of humans trapped in a "fake" reality, Smith proves to be the most badass piece of software. Capable of any martial arts technique, body-leaping, and self-cloning in the Matrix, his villainous deeds are only amplified by the fact you can't beat his ass if you own the game Enter The Matrix.
WEZ (Vernon Wells) in MAD MAX 2
You may as well call this the Aussie group. This guy was VERY menancing in the Mad Max series.Vernon Wells also played another great bad guy in "Commando"(Bennett), but will be most remembered for Wez. He was an animal.
T-800 (Arnold Schwartzegger) in THE TERMINATOR
Regardless of whether it was the mindless loner in James Cameron's original or the cyborg who learned catch phrases in the sequel, The Terminator had a job to do and nothing was about to get in its way.
ERIC QUALEN (John Lithgow) in CLIFFHANGER
Eric Qualen (John Lithgow) is an international terrorist with the ability to move large amounts of US currency around the world. Hence his plan to hijack a Treasury plane transporting $100 million with a specially-trained gang and a daring plan involving a plane-to-plane heist.
Besides the over-the-top accent and a few bipolar moments, Qualen was pretty intimidating and always in command of things.
49. CAPTAIN (Strother Warren) in COOL HAND LUKE
When I looked at this film sometime in the '90s, I was surprised that the famous line from it: "What we have here is a failure to communicate," was only used twice, and the second time being the last sentence uttered by Newman. I had thought that Strother Martin had said it several times. Boy, Martin was one of the more effective villains in some 1960s film, a mean-talking sadistic guy.
