The Ultimate Villain Tournament is a bracket style competition that pits movie villain against movie villain. In this match up, we look at two villains on a very different scale. Which baddie would be able to pull off his/her villainous scheme? Take a look at our character breakdowns and tell us who you think is the bigger threat.
London-based gangster and self-confessed ‘orrible cunt Brick Top is nothing short of a ruthless bastard. He has no qualms about back-stabbing, manipulating or feeding people to pigs which, it should be remembered, go through bones like butter. He’s also versatile in terms of the businesses he’ll get involved in, from diamonds to fixed boxing matches, if it’ll make a profit he’s in.
Strengths: His extensive swearing vocabulary is remarkably useful when it comes to belittling people into doing his bidding. There’s also the aforementioned pigs, some vicious dogs and a small squadron of goons at his disposal.
Weaknesses: He’s not overly charming, and there’s so much going on around him that it’s difficult to remain in control. He has been known to underestimate his opponents to a fatal degree, especially pikies.
The American Film Institute ranks Amon Goeth 15th on the Top 50 Villains of All-Time and it’s not surprising why: he’s based on one of the most horrific and evil people to ever live and he only lived to be 37. He ran the Krakow-Plaszow concentration camp where he imprisoned, tortured, and murdered countless amounts of innocent people. In Schindler’s List, it depicts him using camp workers as target practice.
Strengths: Captain in the Austrian SS; Commandant of the Krakow-Plaszow Concentration Camp; Impressive Rifleman
Weaknesses: Finds his job to be banal and boring
