10 best comic book movie villain portayals

1) Ultron
2) Zemo
3) Killmonger
4) Joker (Ledger/Nicholson)
5) Thanos
6) Superman/Johnathan Kent (Man of Steel)
7) Aldrich Killian/Trevor Slattery/The Mandarin
8) Ra's Al Ghul
9) Tony Stark (Age of Ultron)
10) Magneto (Mackellen)

Loki
Catwoman (Pfeiffer)
Joker (Heath & Hamill)
Hela
Iron Man (super cereal here)
Scarecrow (Cillian)
Thanos
Magneto (both)
Klaue/Killmonger?
Vulture

Movies:

The Joker (Nicholson)
The Joker (Ledger)
Magneto (McKellan)
Magneto (Fassbender)
Green Goblin (Dafoe)
Catwoman (Pfeiffer)
The Penguin (DeVito)
Zod (Shannon)
Bane (Hardy)
Harley Quinn (Robbie)

HM:
Ra's Al Ghul (Neeson)
William Stryker (Brian Cox)

Best Anti-Villain:
Rorschach (Haley )

Guilty Pleasure:
Mr Freeze (Schwarzenegger)

Best animation:
The Joker (M Hamill)

Joker (Ledger) -- Mocked when cast, goes on to win an Oscar in the role. Reinvented comic book movie villainy.
Joker (Nicholson) -- Jack being Jack
Loki (Hiddleston) -- Nuanced performance of what could've been a hammy, throwaway mustache-twirler
Thanos (Brolin) -- A cosmic level threat with a, understandable motive beyond "I want to rule the universe"
Alexander Pierce (Redford) -- The ultimate 'shades of gray' villain
Vulture (Keaton) -- Keaton being Keaton
Killmonger (Jordan) -- To be fair the writing was probably better than the performance, but a compelling character nonetheless
Magneto (McKellan)
Magneto (Fassbender) -- Though I wish the writing had been better for both versions of the character, the performances are still great.
Catwoman (Pfieffer) -- Can't imagine anyone else doing what she did with the character

Next Five:
Ducard/Ra's (Neeson) -- Hard to leave him out, I just think the other characters I listed had more to do.
Killian/"Mandarin" (Pearce) -- I like the actor and the character was overshadowed by the widely hated switcheroo with Kingsley's character
Penguin (DeVito) -- He's tough to translate to the screen, but Burton and DeVito found a way and then some
Klaue (Serkis) -- As memorable a side-villain as you're going to find
Doctor Octopus (Molina) -- Both he and Dafoe did a great job in their respective roles, I just find those early Spidey films hard to watch these days. They feel more like Raimi films than Spidey films. (Which I suppose isn't fair, because Batman and Returns feel like Burton films more than Batman films, and I don't hold it against them. Oh well, nobody's perfect.)


Edit: I'd also like to add Zemo, but he doesn't have enough screen time.  Bruhl is fantastic and they give Zemo a legitimate motive.  I love his scene with T'Challa at the end of Civil War.  But considering how little we see of him, I can't put him in the top ten.  

Definitely.

Also, while the movie itself wasn't good, Michael Clarke Duncan played an excellent Kingpin in the Daredevil movie.