Post by ReyKahuka on May 10, 2017 12:10:08 GMT
My top five:
1. Alexander Pierce
2. Loki
3. Zemo
4. Aldrich Killian
5. Winter Soldier
The only reason WS is so low is because as bad ass as he is, as a villain he was pretty one note. Not much dialog, just a Terminator with long hair. Don't get me wrong, he's still awesome (still top five!), but I felt like the guys I listed above gave me more to chew on from a philosophical standpoint. They had real motivation and a vision for what they wanted to do.
Not only is Iron Man 3 overlooked as a film, Killian is incredibly undervalued as a character. I dig his comments in the final fight about how Tony's tech is already antiquated; he's just a man in a shell while extremis makes Killian truly a living weapon. They really should do more with extremis in the future of the MCU.
I think I'd place Ego sixth. It's fun that he doesn't see himself as the villain, then again who does? He's kind of a silly character with an edgier side, but that's what the script called for. I got a kick out of the giant dioramas on his home world. Sounds like something a 'god' would do; build little shrines to himself. He's certainly better than cardboard cutouts like Ronan and Red Skull.
1. Alexander Pierce
2. Loki
3. Zemo
4. Aldrich Killian
5. Winter Soldier
The only reason WS is so low is because as bad ass as he is, as a villain he was pretty one note. Not much dialog, just a Terminator with long hair. Don't get me wrong, he's still awesome (still top five!), but I felt like the guys I listed above gave me more to chew on from a philosophical standpoint. They had real motivation and a vision for what they wanted to do.
Not only is Iron Man 3 overlooked as a film, Killian is incredibly undervalued as a character. I dig his comments in the final fight about how Tony's tech is already antiquated; he's just a man in a shell while extremis makes Killian truly a living weapon. They really should do more with extremis in the future of the MCU.
I think I'd place Ego sixth. It's fun that he doesn't see himself as the villain, then again who does? He's kind of a silly character with an edgier side, but that's what the script called for. I got a kick out of the giant dioramas on his home world. Sounds like something a 'god' would do; build little shrines to himself. He's certainly better than cardboard cutouts like Ronan and Red Skull.