Who do you think is the biggest movie coward?

"Gaston is arguably the most cowardly character in the Disney canon." Dr. Facilier wasn't too brave when his "friends on the other side" turned on him.

Admit it, you wanted Dolores Umbridge dead more than Voldemort.

"General Grievous will run and hide as he always does, he's a coward."

Commodus from Gladiator should definitely be on this list.

To be fair, I appreciate the sudden turn to fear and cowardice with Landa at the end. The person who took pride in striking fear in others got a taste of his own medicine and was helpless to someone just as cruel.

How about Miss Trunchbull from Matilda? She runs away from school after being bested by Matilda

Percy Wetmore from The Green Mile.

I think Voldemort’s extreme fear of death inherently makes him a coward.

General Grievous? The fierce and cowardly Jedi killer.

That is the most complicated title..

They did such a good job making Umbridge absolutely detestable lol that little throat clearing laugh thing she does absolutely gets under your skin

Ernesto de la Cruz! Don't forget that diablo!

As much as I hate Umbridge from the very core of my heart, Imelda Stauton was PHENOMENAL at playing her! She did such a great job that o still hate Umbridge after all these years.

Talking about Captain Hook: "He whimpers at the sight of the croc" Me: IT'S A FUCKIN CROCODILE!

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"Why are the villians of Harry Potter so wimpy?" Because most of them are serving the dark lord not out of respect but out of fear. They fear what he will do to them if they dont work along side him. They dont want to be another victim in Voldemort's quest for power. You can see in one scene with Voldemort and his followers all sitting around the table (without spoilers) Voldemort does something and they all look terrified, even Bellatrix.

Most of them are, since cowardice drives the need for control and to install fear in others. Even Thanos was too cowardly to admit he just wanted to be loved.

0:44 #10: Shooter McGavin ("Happy Gilmore" (1996) 1:51 #9: Ernst Stavro Blofeld "For Your Eyes Only" (1981) 3:05 #8: Captain Hook "Peter Pan" (1953) 4:06 #7: Umbridge "Harry Potter And The Order Of The Phoenix' (2007) 5:13 #6: Colonel Jessup "A Few Good Men" (1992) 5:05 #5: Scar "The Lion King" (1994) 6:59 #4: Gaston "Beauty And The Beast" (1991) 8:02 #3: Pennywise 'It: Chapter 2" (2019) 9:08 #2: Carter Burke "Aliens" (1986) 10:17 Honorable Mention: The Orphanage Headmaster, "Deadpool 2" (2018) (Coward Runs & Begs For Mercy When Confronted) Vic Hoskins, "Jurassic World" (2015) (He Tries Pleading... With A Raptor) Le Chiffe, "Casino Royale" (2006) (The Big Bad Is Just A Coward Who Owes Money To More Powerful People) Johns, "Pitch Black" (2000) (Not Nearly The Tough Mercenary He Portrays Himself To Be) Lotso, "Toy Story 3" (2010) (Embodies The "Begs For Help Then Screw The Heroes Over Anyway" Trope) 11:45 #1: Hans Landa "Inglorious Bastards" (2009) You're all welcome for me saving you all time

The biggest coward in movies is captain hook

Pennywise he is a crazy clown and horrifying monster in the world of Stephen King and he likes to do tricks to young people,even children eating the so easy

Another honorable mention: Check out the 1979 movie “The Warriors” and watch alllll the way to the end.

Hook is still a coward in Return to Neverland.

Commodus from Gladiator deserves to be here

Jean Baptiste Emanuel Zorg from The Fifth Element was definitely a cowardice villain that should have been on the list.

Peter pettingrew is the most cowardly person in books and movies don’t @ me

I bet Ernesto de la Cruz from Pixar's Coco is a coward villain, I meant he stole all the credit from his best friend songs and become famous without realizing about the consequences of his actions.

I feel like a lot of these villains just seem cowardly because of the situations they were in and considering quite a few of them die you can’t really blame them for being like that while facing their own demise, I know I’d probably beg and plead in most of those situations.

Lotso should have been higher. I cannot express my feeling after he betrayed toys ehen they helped him...

What about The Warden in "Shawshank Redemption"?

Yeah there are some villains who only managed to stay in control as long as they had power or people too afraid to stand up to them. but their powerful masks of intimidation cracks sooner or later.

Franco (Breakin) Ritchie Cusack (a history of Violence) Captain Lou Morano (Bodyslam) Ivan Ooze (Power Rangers) Steele (Balto) Shiwan Kahn (The Shadow)

Great video. Do a top ten video game villains who look imtimidating but are really cowardly and weak.

Speaking of Umbridge, can you guys do a "Top Ten Secondary Villains you hated more than the Lead Villain"?

I'm really surprised we didn't get either Prince Humperdinck or Count Rugen from The Princess Bride on this list...

Evelyn Deavor from the Incredibles 2 is the biggest coward of all.

Prince Humperdink and Count Rugen from the Princess Bride.

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Sam Jackson as Valentine in Kings Men! Making a doomsday’s device but literally passes out at the sight of blood.

Count Olaf from A Series of Unfortunate Events is an honorable mention.

Umbridge gives a cat lovers a bad name. But you gotta love Fred and George rebellion spark.

Pennywise be like : why you bully me 🥺 😂

Glad you added shooter mcgavin

Kent Mansley (The Iron Giant), Ernesto de la Cruz (Coco), and Queen Ingrith (Maleficent: Mistress of Evil) deserve to be on this list.

Someone should make "2020: The Movie". I'll be a great candidate for this list.

Where's Hadley and Norton from Shawshank?!

WatchMojo ....I love the variety! One minute I'm watching a video on movie villains and the next unsolved murders. .....then Area 51 or Fast food fails! It's got it all!! 👍

You put a scene from “Order of the Phoenix” and labeled it as from “The Prisoner of Azkaban”

7:18 By that point, I was like "Okay hunter boy, that's it. Fairy tale's over. WELCOME TO MODERN LIFE. Nowadays, everyone, even women can come up with their own ideas and beliefs." Not that I think it would help get through his thick skull, mind you

I’m gonna be honest. The way they beat Pennywise in the remake is actually pretty interesting and makes sense

Dr. Facilier from The Princess and the Frog tried to plee with literal spirits man

Harry and Marv from Home Alone. The fact that they are hilariously clumsy, screaming in terror of anything, even a giant turantula and are always being outwitted by a 12 year old old boy. They are without a doubt more like Captain Hook. Lol.

Where is the guy from the shawshank redemption who just straight up shot himself so he wouldn’t go to prison

rw#7 is Umbridge?! damn talk about a Unlucky number to put her on the list.

You guys should do a list for the top movie villains who were actually a threat to the heroes.

The biggest coward villains: 1. Me- Edit: If I was a villain that is......

Intimidating anime villains who are cowards: Jackal (Fist of the North Star) Hol Horse (JoJo's Bizarre Adventure)

Are you going to do this kind of list with TV Villains?

How's any Human being not supposed to Coward before a Velociraptor? lol

Damn, I never even NOTICED the two skulls in Gaston's eyes at 8:02.

So pleased they included Blofeld and LeChiffre in this list two James Bond Villians.

Awesome

Now do top 10 intimidating video game antagonists who are actually cowards. Ex. Crooked man from the wolf among us.

Good list, although I feel like a few synonyms for coward would have helped keep things fresh. When you hear a word repeated over and over, it starts to lose all meaning. I think it's called semantic satiation.

Nice

rw:How about top 10 unexpected help from unexpected characters?

Can you do, “Top 20 TV heroes who were also cowards,” please?

Error at 4:37 it’s Order of the Phoenix.

Guess when I did my Bond watch-through, I did kinda think that Blofeld drop was kinda random and lame. Now I finally know the reason for the scene.

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If you guys ever do a Part 2 to this list be sure to put these people on there. - Prince John - Disney’s Robin Hood (1973) (I know he’s not really an “intimidating villain,” but you guys did put Captain Hook from Peter Pan on this list, so it should count). - Miss Agatha Trunchbull - Matilda (1996) - Jean-Baptiste Emanuel Zorg - The Fifth Element (1997) - Commodus - Gladiator (2000) - General Grievous - Star Wars: Episode 3 - Revenge of the Sith (2005) - Losef Tarasov - John Wick (2014) - Santino D’Antonio - John Wick: Chapter 2 (2017) - Percy Wetmore - The Green Mile (1999)

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Real life is like that. When a person thinks he has power, he abuses it. When another has power over him, he begs. Like that news where a woman was aggressive on a plane, she told the flight attendant that she would get her fired because she works for the governor, but when the flight attendant said she would be expelled from the flight, she started to apologize.

Shooter McGavin will always be one of my all-favorite villains. Love you, Mr. McDonald.

You left out Nursery Ratched, from One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest.

There’s also hopper from a bugs life and Ernesto del Cruz from pixar coco

Three words: "TO THE PAIN!"

Next up is Top 10 Intimidating Movie Villains That NEVER Cower.

I like how pennywise was all about putting fear into the hearts of children but then at the end of the movie The losers clubs used fear against pennywise

Add chiasaki (sorry if I spelled it wrong)from my hero academia because he may have had a good quirk and seemed intimidating but against someone with an equally good quirk and more hard work he got destroyed

Hmmm feel like Dennis nedry should have been on here somewhere .

Dwight Yoakam/Doyle from Sling Blade is one that stands out to me.

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Star Wars series was loaded with them. On one hand you had Darth Maul, Darth Vader and Kylo Ren who all loved a good fight, on the other you had Count Dooku, Emperor Palpatine and General Grivious who all took off running when things were getting tough.

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Do the same thing for tv with Joffrey and Ramsay from Game of Thrones on the list

Gigan from the Toho Godzilla movies could've fit in at least an honorable mention. He's the first monster to ever make the Big G bleed profusely and yet he ditched his allies in two different movies when Godzilla and company get the upper hand

#6 is spot on.

Gaston's fight did not end in a cowardly manor! A quick web search tells me the more accurate term for it is a chateau. It's a nice, stately one too. Also, he's not indoors and he falls well clear of it.

8:02 Freeze-frame here, and you’ll see skulls in Gaston’s pupils...

Blofeld's strengths are his ability to organize crimes and avoid detection. People originally didn't even know who he was. Without decoys, underlings, or assassins to hide behind, he is helpless against Bond.

About Blofeld, how can someone claim the copyright to a character that was in the books, and I'm pretty sure that when they got the rights to make the movie, that would include all characters

Holdo from the Last Jedi. Oh wait the movie wants us to believe she’s a hero

I understand your point but put in the same position as Vic with no where to run I would probably do the same ( of course , me a blue would be great friends so I would never be in that position )

I agree half of this list. But to put Scar and and Gaston on this list. Gaston using a bow dosen’t mean he is a coward to face the beast. And Scar just thought it was Mufasa and when he throw ashes on Simba is not so cowardly. And the hyenas at the end, well it was too many and Scar try to explain.

Voldemort was so determined to avoid dying that he was prepared to murder again and again and again.

rw:just seeing this vid ,just makes me feel happy inside when it comes to big bad villains turned cowards.^_^