1. How the hell do you consider "Gambit" a villain in Origins? He might SLIGHTLY be considered one for all of 5-8 minutes when he and Wolverine go at it. If anything it should have been Deadpool/Weapon X, or hell, even Sabertooth was more villainous.

Jebus...

Posted at 10:24PM on Oct 5th 2009 by Jubby

2. i totally n completely agree i so dont gt that

Posted at 9:27PM on Oct 11th 2009 by katie

3. I agree with you...did the moron who wrote this article even watch Wolverine?? Gambit was far from a bad guy....he even helped Logan get on the island and tried to help the mutants get off the island. Wolverine is my FAVORITE movie of all time and this dude says it stinks. Well I think you and your article are the one who stinks??
Don't quit your day job.....

Posted at 11:22PM on Oct 11th 2009 by freakytrish

4. i have to choose one off that list? can't we just call it pretty much all equal?

Posted at 10:58PM on Oct 5th 2009 by Rich

5. Yea... Gambit was definitely not a villain. Deadpool on the other hand definitely was a villain, and they completely screwed him up, so he would be a good vote right there.

I would also throw in Dr. Doom from the Fantastic Four movies, Juggernaut from X3, Dracula from Blade Trinity, and those lame criminals from Hancock. Honorable mention to Venom in Spidey 3.

Posted at 12:15AM on Oct 6th 2009 by Wexler

6. You are dead on. I was about to write what you said verbatum. I hope they fix what they screwed up with on Deadpool because he was one of my favorites, but Ryan Reynolds was perfect...IT WAS THE LAME SCRIPT!

Posted at 8:36PM on Oct 11th 2009 by Brad

7. You are so right about Hancock. But then again, the whole movie was fairly lame, not just the villains.

Posted at 9:56PM on Oct 11th 2009 by Michelle

8. Gambit and Logan fought for about five seconds until Victor showed up and then they were on the same side again. That's really not a villian, especially not compared to the brother who was trying to kill him or the mutant hating military scientist who ruined his life and erased his memory. Did you actually see this movie?

Posted at 1:02PM on Oct 6th 2009 by Holly

9. Hands down, lamest villain in a comic book movie, for me, is M/Moriarty in League of Extraordinary Gentlemen. What a botch-job on a long list of them for that stinkburger.

Posted at 2:13AM on Oct 6th 2009 by JamesRyanHamm

10. I actuallu thought Kingpin was the best part of Daredevil.

Posted at 6:16AM on Oct 6th 2009 by Jacob

11. What's the context of that Joker panel? Did boner used to mean something else? :o3

Posted at 8:15AM on Oct 6th 2009 by filmsuki

12. Boner can also mean "mistake", especially a dumb one.

Posted at 8:40AM on Oct 6th 2009 by crashcarstar

13. It just meant 'mistake' or 'blunder' back in the day. I like Wexler's suggestion of the hancock baddies, as they were just terrible. Venom was such a let down too.

Posted at 8:46AM on Oct 6th 2009 by madgamer

14. Yes -- back in the day (40s - 70s?) It was to make a stupid, and often public mistake. Came from a short version of a "bonehead" move.

Posted at 9:08PM on Oct 11th 2009 by Karen

15. I'd agree with Mr. Freeze in Batman & Robin, except for the fact that that "film" also contained possibly the most intimidating and complex character in Batman comics, the only person ever to "break the bat", Bane, as nothing more than a mindless grunting stooge. That has to be the greatest waste of a character ever.

Posted at 9:24AM on Oct 6th 2009 by scotw1t

16. haha, greatest waste of a villian was darth maul. awesome premise and character but horrible timing to end him. the whole scene was painful to watch.

Posted at 11:12PM on Oct 11th 2009 by c.j.

17. Er, Bane was always like that, even in the comics.

Posted at 1:49AM on Oct 12th 2009 by Chris

18. Mr. Freeze really stunk in Batman & Robin, but not nearly as bad as Bane was in that film. They took a cool villain, with a cool personality; and made him a mindless ogre. He was the main reason I wanted to walk out of that film.

Posted at 11:05AM on Oct 6th 2009 by Huud

19. Here is the lamest villiam in the history of the cinema:

The Cloud threatening the Earth in Fantanstic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer. Look out everyone here comes the cloud!
Reminds me of Joe Flaherty as Count Floyd on SCTV trying to make a really bad movie sound scary, when it was just stupid.
Sort of like Star Trek: The Motion Picture where they had a cloud surrounding the V'Ger (Voyager) spacecraft, execpt they left out the spacecraft and just had the cloud! I guess there was no money in the budget to show "Hungortus, Eater of Worlds", so they had a cloud and let it go at that.

Posted at 11:55PM on Oct 19th 2009 by TVMovie

20. While I agree that Mr. Freeze, Bain and Nuclear Man were nightmares on the screen, I would also like to throw Professor Bedlam from "My Super Ex-Girlfriend" into the mix
F*ckin' POINTLESS!!

Posted at 12:45PM on Oct 6th 2009 by Drewbacca