To Far Away Times
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David Tennant is one of those actors where he pops up on screen and you know you're in for a good time.
Kilgrave. Kingpin. Loki.
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BlastProcessing
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Kilgrave is the only one that I actively wanted capital "D" Dead. So for me, that makes him the best villain. What a perfect little shit that guy was.
The delivery of "aw, it's Patsy" was God tier.
peanutbutterlatte
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Unmarked SPOILERS are a thing now huh
My first name is Purple and last is Man
Are you crazy? Kill Kilgrave for sure (he's a psycho). Kingpin is at least capable of love, so I'll marry him. Then I'd fuck Loki I suppose, which may or may not be a good idea.
lol. well played.
Loki is a god who might become ruler of the worlds, so he has power. Kingpin is just some lovestruck idiot with a huge temper which is really dangerous. He'd be either a worthless puppy or an abusive husband.
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gutter_trash
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never heard of Killgrave, so it's not him.
Dr. Doom being able to cross over Fantastic Four, Avengers, Ironman and Spider-Man makes Doom the greatest Marvel villain.
I never cared for Loki, even if he manage to sucker other villains into the Acts of Vengeance arc
Dr. Doom being able to cross over Fantastic Four, Avengers, Ironman and Spider-Man makes Doom the greatest Marvel villain.
I never cared for Loki, even if he manage to sucker other villains into the Acts of Vengeance arc
LegendofDragoonLives
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Winter Soldier was easily the best. Killgrave had way too much focus that I lost interest in the second half of the season, I blame writing for that. Loki was never a good villain and I never understood the hype about other than having a likeable actor. One of the worst villains of the past few years in Avengers. Kingpin was pretty great but never felt quite as threatening.
Winter Soldier
Kingpin
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the rest
Winter Soldier
Kingpin
botomless pit
the rest
arya's prayer
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I'm just going to say it: Vincent D'Onofrio's acting as Kingpin was one of the worst performances I've ever seen in my life. He started out well, but quickly devolved into some kind of fat man-baby. It also didn't help that he did the bugman from men in black voice the entire series
The Hermit
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The best Villian was a # 2 guy.
This guy was great, but had the lamest death.
Kingpin was well build (no pun) but I still have to see him fully realized. Hopefully DD2 will show that.
Kilgrave was great, but they should have spent more time making him as a "PTSD ghost" than a thread, because that ended pretty fast.
Ward is awesome, can't wait to see him turn into Taskmaster 😁
brucewaynegretzky
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1. #TeamKingpin (This includes Wesley who is 1A.)
2. Kilgrave
3. Everyone else is horrible (Yes, even Loki despite Hiddleston being great.)
2. Kilgrave
3. Everyone else is horrible (Yes, even Loki despite Hiddleston being great.)
NotTheGuyYouKill
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io9 just did a piece on why Killgrave is the best villain in the MCU to date (spoilers):
Jessica Jones Has Given Us Marvel's Greatest Live-Action Villain by Far
Jessica Jones Has Given Us Marvel's Greatest Live-Action Villain by Far
Zomba13
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Killgrave > Kingpin > the rest
I guess Loki is the best of the other MCU guys, everyone else just doesn't have that "oomph", Loki has had multiple films to get fleshed out and do interesting and fun stuff and the other MCU villains don't get enough time or their motivations feel forced. Like Ronin is bad because he's a bad guy and Thanos tells him to do stuff, guy from Ant-Man is bad because Professor surrogate-father hid secret from him and he had to work out how to do secret himself, Iron Man 1 badguy is bad because money, 2 is bad because whips and chains? 3 is bad because Tony was mean to me once.
I guess Loki is the best of the other MCU guys, everyone else just doesn't have that "oomph", Loki has had multiple films to get fleshed out and do interesting and fun stuff and the other MCU villains don't get enough time or their motivations feel forced. Like Ronin is bad because he's a bad guy and Thanos tells him to do stuff, guy from Ant-Man is bad because Professor surrogate-father hid secret from him and he had to work out how to do secret himself, Iron Man 1 badguy is bad because money, 2 is bad because whips and chains? 3 is bad because Tony was mean to me once.
DeathoftheEndless
Crashing this plane... with no survivors!
Loki might be my favorite, but I liked Ultron a lot also. He had interesting motivations and interactions with other characters. His plan was unique, he's one of the only villains to kill a superhero outside of the X-Men movies, and his actions had (and will have) some pretty devastating effects on the characters.
NipplesAndToes23
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Thanks. I enjoyed that read.
BKatastrophe
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It was mostly due to the fact that the origin of the Avengers was a team-up against Loki by Hulk, Thor, Ant-Man (Hank Pym), Wasp (Janet Van Dyne), and Iron Man. The movie modified it to be more towards the Ultimates line-up and origins, but still incorporating some of the original origins as well.
Pretty much. He also was dumb enough to leave it loaded in the middle of the table, and then give her a bluff that actually ENCOURAGED her to pull the trigger. Dude was a likable character until his lame ass death scene, but after that he just looked like an idiot. Daredevil in general had a habit of ruining characters towards the end, except for Karen, who was terrible throughout.
On topic though, it was Kilgrave, it could only be Kilgrave. This isn't even a discussion. Tenant gave the best performance, the character and his powers were legitimately terrifying, and you can understand exactly why he's doing what he's doing. He was so good that I have zero confidence in JJ S2's ability to carry on a compelling story since most of the cast on that show was shit.
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