The golden rule says that good overcomes evil. Nevertheless, when watching the film, we often grow fond of heroes who whistle for moral and social values.
Which 10 movie antagonists are simply impossible to hate?
1. Imperator Furiosa, Mad Max: Fury Road (2015)
Although the main character Max Rockatansky was portrayed by Tom Hardy, Charlize Theron as Imperator Furiosa got the most attention from the audience. The latter is also ready to kill to achieve her goal.
2. Quint, Jaws (1975)
Sharks play the main role in the film Swallow, but the film is remembered fondly by many because of Quint. The keen fisherman and shark hunter was portrayed by Robert Shaw. The makers of the film wanted to show an antagonist in it, but the audience accepted it with approval.
3. Jules Winnfield, Dog (Pulp Fiction, 1994)
Jules Winnfield, played by Samuel L. Jackson, presents himself as a good and charismatic man. At the same time, it should not be forgotten that money is made by killing people. His profession alone is enough to call him a 'villain'.
4. Jason Dixon, Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri, 2017
Jason is anything but an exemplary man. The racist and clumsy fool just ends up with bad luck. After an unfortunate event, he decides to correct his past mistakes. Because of this, we may even fall in love with him too quickly.
5. Big Chris, Murderers, Thieves and Two Smoking Barrels (Lock, Stock And Two Smoking Barrels, 1998)
Doing physical violence to people is definitely not the nicest thing to do. Still, you can't be blamed for admiring Vinnie Jones as he towers over his enemies in the movies. He portrayed "Big Chris" in the 1998 film.
6. Alejandro, Sicario: Beyond the Law (Sicario, 2015)
Antiheroes are often forgiven for their behavior if they have a good reason for it. Alejandro or Benicio del Toro wants to avenge the death of his wife and daughter in the film, so we can identify more with his ideas.
7. Iceman (Top Gun, 1986)
Although the character of Val Kilmer can be evaluated negatively, the film also turns out to be a real hero. It's not unusual to find yourself unable to decide whether you actually like Iceman while watching a classic.
8. Roy Batty, The Exterminator (Blade Runner, 1982)
Roy Batty, portrayed by Rutger Hauer, is a mass murderer, so we can't have much love for him. This does not change the fact that his monologues make us wonder if he is really a bad person.
9. Hannibal Lecter, Silence of the Lambs (1991)
Yes, the most famous cannibal in the film world was also on the list. Anthony Hopkins shone in the role of Hannibal Lecter, who helps a young detective solve crimes. He even won an Oscar for his 20-minute performance.
10. John Blutarsky, Animal House (Animal House, 1978)
John Blutarsky is admittedly a very obnoxious man, but his sense of humor makes it impossible to hate him. It's okay, John Belushi did a great job.
