Eddie Brock literally felt like Eric Forman fulfilling his dreams of being in a comic book.

To defend Topher Grace it is well known that Sam Raimi did not want Venom in Spiderman 3. It was the studio that insisted Venom be the villain in the film instead of The Sandman who Sam wanted.

Say what you will about "Milo", I credit Matt Smith for bringing some actual effort and energy to the part, which is more than I can say for anyone else in Morbius. Without him it would've been "boring as sin" bad instead of "kind of fun" bad.

I didn't mind Leto's performance as Joker. It's not iconic but not nearly as bad as often made out to be. He can't help the design (hm hm face tattoos) but the real problem was that he found himself in a bad movie.

The Son of the Mask's mistake was not having Jim Carrey

The man who should have played lex Luthor is Bryan cranston.

With Green Lantern I remember there was so much hype. It was snowballed out of control too. Things on social media went quickly from “I wonder if they will set up the other lanterns?” to “they are going to tease the other lanterns existing!” to “they are going to show Dex’Star getting his Red Lantern ring!” Honestly if the kept things a lot simpler, to at the times Hal’s origin that did tease red lanterns & blackest night, but then move to Sinestro training Hal & betraying the corps would have worked so much better than going for a cosmic entity right away

Phase 4 was all about grief and catharsis. Wanda, Clint, Strange, Thor all dealing with post-Endgame guilt and loneliness. It gave our superheroes a really humanising touch! ❤️

The worst villain in Spiderman 3 is Avi Arad.

Honestly, Matt Smith in Morbius was the best part of that dumpster fire, atleast he looked like he was having fun.

Stallone was nominated for a razzie for his role in spy kids 3.

Super Hero movies having worst villains... shocker.

I sort of liked Enchantress. And she didn't just decide to destroy everything, she'd had that idea and plan long before the Squad. This just wound up being a good time to try it.

No 9. "The Bye-Bye Man, The Bye-Bye Man. The Bye-Bye Man"

You totally forgot Grindewald in the last installment of "Fantastic Beasts." In the climactic scene he just kind of stands around and does nothing for like 10 minutes. Like doesn't intervene while they ruin his plans, etc. Terrible.

The fact you have Travolta’s clownish Terl on there, failing to pull off “megalomaniacal” alongside Redmaine’s FANTASTICALLY megalomaniacal turn… Some of these villains were the best parts of their movies.

You Forgot Other Worst Movie Villains Nuclear Man From Superman IV: The Quest For Peace (1987) King Koopa From Super Mario Bros (1993) Mr. Freeze From Batman & Robin (1997) Larry Quinn From The Cat In The Hat (2003) Rasputia From Norbit (2007) And Eli Mills From Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom (2018)

i liked Jared Leto's Joker. his portrayal felt closer to the 90s cartoon version than Heath Ledger's version. Plus he's a f**king clown, over-the-top is practically his middle-name. the only thing i can agree on is that he get's far too little screen time in Suicide Squad. Leto's Joker played more on the Gangster vibes from the original comicbook character, while Ledger's and Joaquin Phoenix's versions play more on the anarchist side of the Clown Prince of Crime.

Amazing video of the worst villains in superhero movies throughout the years,fantastic job.

When I saw Pan and Jackman sung Smells Like Teen Spirit, I was bugged by how in a movie set during one of the great world wars knew a song from the 1990s.

I saw concept art of Parallax in a book at a book store years ago of what could've been an insectoid alien instead of what we got of a hellish cloud composed of dead souls. I personally enjoyed Catwoman, as it brought out Halle's hotness and made the 2nd time of the character as a metahuman (1st was Batman Return with 9 lives). Giving Enchantress a Mayan look was a fancy touch and matches with her dance that doesn't bother me. Morbius was a good film to me and my family, I just don't what to say about Milo since I never heard of him. Got to agree with Eisenberg's Lex didn't seem like Lex Luthor. There were like some Joker traits in there, and all of his motives was purely out of jealousy and proving his opinion about gods. Viewing himself as a god cause of how smart he is and jealous of Superman cause of his actual godlike powers. He thinks gods can't b both all good and all powerful at the same time, which is why he sadly admired Zod in 1 scene.

I personally like ben kingsley as trevor slattery he was great in all hail the king and shang chi

Aldrich Killian was actually a menacing villain Iron Man had to face

Seeing lex Luther in the #1 makes me so happy since it shows that whatchmojo understands what we think

Eisenberg’s Lex Luthor was sorta giving off Joker vibes

Hopefully in the DCEU reboot, they'll bring back Enchantress and something better like giving her an origin movie first.

I liked Toymaker, Malekeith, Milo, and Doctor Doom.

Topher Grace as Venom was a let down from what I’d been hoping for, yes (Venom & Carnage where what drew me into comic books in the beginning), but I can respect the choice they tried to make; Topher Grace’s Eddie Brick was intended to be as close to Tobey’s Peter Parker as possible, to hold a dark mirror up to what Peter could have been without his moral compass. In that much, I was alright with how Eddie was portrayed

I finally saw zach snyder justice league. When i saw it was 4 hours i didn't think there was any chance i would like it but it was actually really good. It's insane how much crucial stuff Whedon cut.

whilst some of these are down to the actor being miscast, there is a equal amount that are down to the script and direction.

If I had a nickel for every space and time traveling doctor on this list I’d have 2 nickels, which is not a lot but it’s still weird that it happened twice.

Happy New year Watchmojo

They should've have Electro be the sole antagonist and be like an dark reflection to Peter of get back at the world for treat him badly and saves Harry' alter-ego for the third film.

I just adore this guys passion when reading these lists. WM has every type of narrator on the channel and this guy is the most animated hands down. I love it! Great list! Morbius was good awful but man I didn’t realize I had so much hatred for badly written villains 😅

I must agree with the number 1. I hope that James Gunn gives us a more comic book accurate Lex Luthor. For Zack Synder thinking a Mark Zuckerberg style Lex Luthor would be scary and intelligent as one of the lowest points of that movie.

The Indoraptor in Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom was pretty bad too. It felt like the least threatening dino in the whole franchise. There was even one scene where it made a comical face like it was in a Bugs Bunny cartoon

Is Venom disapointing in Spiderman 3 ? Yes Is Venom one of the worst vilains of the century ? Absolutely not ! There was a really good job that was done on Venom's design, scream and movements that made him a scary bestial villain at times in the movie I think. The problem is that Brock's character is too simple and not charismatic enough. But overall it's a villain that isn't catastrophic like the ones on this list I think. I’m sorry if my english is not perfect 😬, I m from France 🇫🇷

"NO...not the BEES!" if I wasn't so busy LAUGHING AT THAT... I would truly hate that scene!

At least they made Luthor a bit better in the post-credits scene from Zack Snyder's Justice League.

it must have been difficult to have to say "The Bye Bye Man" 3 times in a row. Not that it is hard to say but just hurts.

I wish you and the Watch-Mojo-Team a Happy new Year!

Loki from son of the mask looks like a green Darth Maul. I could consider him as a loki varrient of mcu. Can't change my mind

Maybe I'm the only one but I like this Luthor. Snyder's Justice League trilogy is great and it's unique as his other work, as The Watchmen.

THANK GOSH Matt Smith got to shine in HotD. It hurts every time to remember he was in Morbius...

Not seen The Wicker Man (2006), Green Lantern, Slender Man, Catwoman, Pan, Bye Bye Man and BattleField Earth but I understand like with Catwoman it’s meant to be bad.

I think Topher grace would have been a good choice for spider man. He gave a more Peter Parker feel

This list is more a "villains we dislike to seem cool" rather than a list with any merit.

Thank god no one mentioned Salazar, Safin or Gorr. They’re not perfect villains but I like what they offered in their film, their traits are enough to keep me interested and satisfied(for the most part).

My least favorite on this list is by far Venom and the movie was really bad as well. Happy New Year's Watch Mojo. 🥳

between all those 20 villains, at least toymaker entertain us with his other versions talking to him, it feels like you're watching one of Ernest P. Worrell movies with different personalities assuming the character

I liked what they made with the mandarin in Iron Man 3 ,they played with our expectations and showed that the media can forge what we perceive as evil. Even if the mandarin was comical et showed that not everything is what it seems. And the villains in the real life always have petty reasons to do it ,bless a man in it's pride and you have un enemy for life. Good Year 2023.

They shouldn't have forced Sam Raimi to add Venom in the film

Here are some animated examples: - Prince Hans (Frozen) - Evelyn Deavor (The Incredibles II) - Namaari (Raya and the Last Dragon) - Mother Gothel (Tangled) - Smiler (The Emoji Movie) - The Supervisor (Mars Needs Mom) - Roland (Strange Magic) - Prince Charming (Shrek the Third) - Kazar (The Wild) - Aloysius O'Hare (The Lorax)

You should do Top 20 best musical guests on SNL

To this day, I still believe that the scene with Venom bonding with Eddie in the bell tower should have been the end of SM3. Wrap up the sandman plot, maybe the Harry Goblin one too, then let the fourth film have Peter trying to undo the damage done to his life whilst Eddie/Venom stalks him showing his superiority, driving him to desperation as every part of his life is infiltrated. If they felt it was a bit empty then they could have brought in the Lizard as the foe Peter starts out chasing, given that they’d already introduced Curt Connors in the trilogy (although I’d have saved him for a subsequent ‘animal themed’ trilogy with Lizard, Rhino, Vulture, Scorpion and topped with Kraven being seeded across two films then becoming the main villain in the third)

Milo was the best part of Morbius. Besides the memes.

To be honest i enjoyed Alan Cumming's portrayal as Loki like he was the only good part i liked about in Son of The Mask.

Blackbeard is good only in Pirates of Carribean

I blame AVI ARAD for the failure of SPIDER-MAN 3, TASM2 and MORBIUS Now he's gonna ruin BORDERLANDS and KRAVEN THE HUNTER

These villains may have cause troubles for the heroes but you can’t help but to sympathizes or likes these antagonists for various reasons. For this list; I’m doing the “Top 10 Villains Moments in Brynhildr in the Darkness (2014)”. For me personally: I enjoyed the villains as much as I enjoyed the heroes. Their actions in the series may have been shocking and twisted but once you learned a little more about these villains; you’ll start liking them even more. Okay then: let get to the list. Top 10 Villains Moments in Brynhildr in the Darkness (2014) 1.Chisato shield Mako from the bullets by Hexenjagd - Things to Protect 2.Saori killed Neko and Ryouta - “Death Suppressants” & “Lost Memories” 3.Mako decide it to destroy everything and everyone with her “Anti-Matter” power after Chisato’s death - Things to Protect 4.Mako and Chisato confronted The Astronomy Club - Hexenjagd 5. Black Suit eject Nanami’s Harnessed - Proof She's Alive 6.Kikako killed Shino with her Mouth Beam Cannon and remove her Harnessed - “Astronomical Observations” & “The Reason For Her Smile” 7.Nanami change Neko’s memory and made her turn against Ryouta and Kotori - Fake Memories 8.Mako killed her comrades and the Police Squad - “Proof She's Alive” & “A Sudden Reunion” 9.The Police Squad tried to arrest Ryouta - The Clue That was Left 10.Chisato order one of his staffs to eject Kanade ‘s Harnessed - Witches Honorable Mentions •Nanami trick Ryouta - Fake Memories •The Lab punish Kikako for her defeat - Fragments of Hope •Chisato let a witch die without taking any pills - Lost Memories •Nanami betray Black Suit - Fake Memories •The Lab eject Saori’s Harnessed - Lost Memories

No. 4, let's hope the MCU will make up for this Doom and the one had in the Tim Story directed Fantastic Four movies

Dude's voice caught me off guard💀

That they didn't put any villains from the SW Prequels on this list makes me extremely happy. I was really afraid they were gonna try to put Dooku on this list.

I’m not very good for remembering underrated villain names. Such as the one from Thor: The Dark World

Letos joker is underrated, I found him enteraining.

Having generic motivations or goals doesn’t make a villain bad. They don’t all have to be high art with layers of complexity. Sometimes a scary thing wanting world domination or destruction is enough

I was waiting for umbrella Corp from the live action resident evil movies to be in this list. Not only did their "evil" plan keep changing in every movie, but it made zero sense the whole way.

Milo had the dance moves though

Worst movie villain, huh? Easy, it's Massimo from 365 Days trilogy.

Let’s goooo Deuces to end the year! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

You missed the entire plot for the wickerman. Their weird kindness is eerie. Littke kids happy as his flesh burns and falls off his body.

Wow, been a lot of bad that my brain chose to forget until now lol

Painfully obvious. Honestly, I don’t see Jesse Eisenberg as the villain type

There's a theory that this version of Luthor was more in line with the old Earth-2 mad scientist Alexi Luthor, and it makes a little more sense that way

Two things: one, Thor: the Dark World would've benefitted if instead of Malekith, the Aether remained the movie's threat. Imagine it like this: Jane finds the Aether -> the Aether starts killing Jane -> Thor discovers that the cure could be found in the ruins of the Dark Elves' world -> Odin prohibits Thor going there, because the land had become dangerous as there were no more dark elves to maintain it -> Thor still goes, encountering "enemies" that the Dark World's magic filled air creates, but that end up being illusions of the past ->Thor manages to reach the cure, but is met by an Aether possessed Jane -> After a battle, Thor kills Jane to contain the Aether -> After containing the Aether, Thor arrives at the home Tanleer Tivan the Collector only to be met by a figure at the entrance (the figure could be future Thor, perhaps) wearing a cloak. Thor gives the Aether to the figure -> End credits. The second thing, Eddie Brock wasn't jacked enough to be a menacing Venom. They should've introduced Cletus Cassidy as Carnage instead if they wanted skinny and menacing. If they wanted a menacing Venom, then Eddie really needed to hit the gym before becoming him. Also, they needed more motivation for Venom to go after Peter. The symbiote could've been more fleshed out, maybe even still reaching for Peter even as it bonded with Eddie. Resentment and dependance. A good cocktail for a villain. As for Eddie? They didn't need to invent the wheel. They could've cut out Sandman from the movie and started with the Lizard aka Curt Connors instead. JJ in his infinite wisdom would promise a reward for photos of Spidey duking it out with the Lizard. Peter would carry this out perfectly, but Eddie would be delayed (maybe the only bridge to the fight took place broke down or worse Spidey webs him up to protect him from the Lizard, making him unable to reach his camera). Eddie's fired and obviously bitter losing to a rookie and that goes double when not only he catches a cold from freezing weather, but also his apartment is closed as Eddie couldn't pay the rent to the landlord as he promised to pay it with the money from the Spidey pics. Eddie and Venom merge. Two hateful and surprising villains created.

You can't have good villains in bad movies.

Wait, the Have Sex music is actually part of Morbius, I thought that was just apart of memes of Morbius?!

Awww John Travolta was adorable in Battlefield Earth. That movie is like a goofy gift wrapped in a science fiction premise. Travolta yelling and giggling is nothing but fun.

The problem with nearly all of the top spots - Topher Graces Venom, Fantastic Four remakes Doom, Suicide Squad Joker is all because they were given less than 20 minutes of screentime and barely any character development.

BRO I loved the Mandarin. It was such a good twist.

I cant really say anything for Topher Grace's Venom cause he was only used for a boss battle or a final battle villain but as Eddie Brock, he did had alot in common as Brock from the comics and even in some animated shows

I vaguely remember the theory (not sure if ever proven) that Lex in Dawn on Justice was supposed to be Lex's son. Not that it saves his performance.

I never understood the Hate green lantern got cuz after finally watching it(many years after it came out) its actually pretty good and I like parallax i thought he was a good villain and the guy who played his helper on earth was great to too🤷🏾‍♂️🤷🏾‍♂️

The Toymaker is a far tamed villain than the others in this list.

Damnnnn they got your boy on the voice over I Don't know who the brother is but that intro was fire 🔥 I wasn't going to watch video but I'm so conflicted now Bro I know the video is going to be trash but that voice over was fire WTF man!!!!!!!! So conflicted 😐 😕 😞

Lex Luthor from Superman Returns and Ronan the accuser from Guardians of the Galaxy were also pretty plans villains

Scarlett witch from doctor strange 2 should be on this list.

Holey hell, I didn't even know that Christopher Eccleston was in Thor Dark World.

Jared Leto was terrible in The Suicide Squad but he played the Joker brilliantly in that small part he had in Zack Snyber's cut of Justice League. And Jesse Eisenberg as Lex Luther? What were they thinking.

I didn't know Matt Smith was in morbius until just now. My heart is broken. I can't go on.

Jessie Eisenberg was More of a Mark Zuckerberg and The Joker than Lex Luthor

Before you were even learning how to spell your name,i was being trained to conquer galaxies...must be the most hilarious diologue ever written.

Yet another perfect demonstration of an American utterly and completely missing the whole point of an ironic character , Ben Kingsley’s ‘the mandarin’ is the best character in the film ! The whole point is he’s NOT evil genius , in fact he’s this drug addled two bit actor playing a character .

Also Dennis Hopper in the live action Mario.

Happy new year 2023 every one ☝️ hope we have great year for movies and great villains too

12:53 - He's about to say 'The bye-bye man' three times consecutively. I feel sorry for him.

20 worst "Movie" villains, and 12 of them are from Comic Book movies which could have been its own list (11 if you don't count the original villain from Catwoman)

Enchantress' dark sooty look at the beginning was awesome. It's the crap at the end which was crap.

How Riot and the host isn’t on the list I’ll never know

Where is Hayden Christensen’s Anakin from the Star Wars prequels?