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When she goes on a rampage and starts quipping like the villain in an old Batman TV show, it is so absurd as to be sickening.
Jang Lee Hwang is also the villain, who is usually pretty awesome but his screen time is significantly small.
It started out interesting enough watching the villain (if you can call him that) watching the neighborhood kids and writing in books about who is naughty and nice, but after awhile you are looking for some action and this movie doesn't deliver.
The villain is just another "annoying crazy antagonist", no deepness, totally linear character.
He goes after a big-time drug dealer (played by Henry Silva, normally a great villain - see "Sharky's Machine"; but here he is clearly dubbed, and because of that he lacks his usual charisma).
Wrong, wrong, WRONG!!! Nearly every single character is awful, apart from that freaky frog guy, who is just right for a movie villain.
The two leads have some nice breezy dialog at the outset, but John Hamilton is hopelessly dull as the villain (perfectly cast Lionel Atwill originated the role) and Warren Hymer's nitwit shtick is pretty annoying.
The 30-ish blonde disses him, but our villain must be quite smitten by her, because the courtship is on at that point.
For one, it has his old friend Paul Fix in it; Fix, being a much better actor then the standard Lone Star villain, brings a much needed professionalism to the surroundings instead of the usual hesitant line-readings often delivered in these oaters.
The bad guy himself even talks like a Skeletor wannabe, has the obligatory inept henchman, and lives in a lair that looks to have been patterned after the domain of the villain from the old Saturday morning Blackstar cartoon.
You'll long for a Jackie Gleason type villain who is fun to hate.
You're better served with overblown swashbuckling movies like Zorro, Scaramouche, anything that has Basil Rathbone as the villain.
Every episode, some weak, idiotic villain comes up with some plan to destroy the Rangers.
Then, the poorly designed villain, which can either be an armored villain that actually looks and acts evil, to a humanoid ladybug-like creature with trumpets attached to its back that shows obvious signs of mental retardation.
The Power Rangers fight the villain off, then the villain turns into Godzilla, whether it be by a rain cloud or a nuclear missile (yes, they fire nukes at the creatures and the creatures turn into giants).
The Power Rangers win, the villain gets mad, they all teach a "valuable" lesson, and the show ends.
Another awful sequence is one where Jamie is on the unwittingly on the phone with the villain, and he starts doing a phony Caribbean accent.
However, fellow "Green Mile" star Doug Hutchison is disgustingly over-the-top as the villain.
The producers decided to get creative and make this 80's video something of a sci-fi story, involving the evil Barbarella villain from which the band got its name.
Bruce Dern again does an outstanding job as the villain.
Alan Rickman, in his screen debut, plays Tybalt like if he was Darth Vader, which is a huge mistake that takes away the complexity that Shakespeare intended, no character being a hero or a villain but all flawed human beings.
Here he played one of his last out-and-out villain roles (although the feature-length TILLIE'S PUNCTURED ROMANCE was yet to come), and it also marked one of the last times he would work for a director other than himself.
The main villain was a joke and his character was poorly developed.
The main villain was used to explain the story through interrogation, he would just throw random plots in such as (spoiler) "CTX (his designer drug)is going to be in the water supply" which is never addressed in the conclusion or even mentioned again in the movie.
Moreso in the climax where the Thakur uses his legs and says"Tere Liye to mere paer hi kaafi hai" here Narsimha uses his finger stubs to fire a gun and kill the villain.
That and having former WCW tough-guy legend "Goldberg" playing the villain.
Who,in my most humble opinion, is the best Batman villain of ALL time and they KILLED him.
In the case of Luke Askew, the chief villain, it's clear this is because of poor dialogue and direction, as he's done good work in the past.
If they were really trying to create a new Freddy-like horror icon, they were way off: the villain here has no personality, no motivation, and no variety.
An unstoppable android killer is sent to bring back the villain dead or alive.
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