Submitted by HowIsYourBreathing t3_10q7hah in movies

Probably most examples will be from comedies.

Like Mugatu from Zoolander. Who is famous because he invented the piano key necktie. Somehow he became the head of fashion on that accomplishment.

Ray Finkle in Ace Ventura. That sort of thing. Decade long revenge plot because of the laces on the football being wrong.

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Dimebag0352 t1_j6ob2b6 wrote

Also the Nihilists in The Big Lebowski.

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Wientje t1_j6ode8u wrote

The villain from Tomorrow Never Dies. He launches WW3 just to get more views for his news network.

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vynz00 t1_j6ohrva wrote

>!Jason Sudeikis's character Oscar!< in Colossal. Giant abusive loser who is a reflection of many people in our real lives.

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bertoPRIME t1_j6ocbkd wrote

The Motherfucker from kick-ass 2

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OneManFreakShow t1_j6olu5h wrote

Syndrome from The Incredibles might be the best example of this. Grows up to be a supervillain just because Mr. Incredible blew him off and tried saving him from a bomb.

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Dimebag0352 t1_j6oat5n wrote

Sandra Bernhardt’s character in Hudson Hawk. Lame and evil personified. Bunny, ball ball.

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MartinScorsese t1_j6ocawv wrote

People who are inflexible make good villains in this regard. Nurse Ratchet comes immediately to mind.

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TheCosmicFailure t1_j6oorbr wrote

The Rednecks in Nocturnal Animals. They raped and killed the main characters wife and daughter just cause they could.

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TrickNatural t1_j6oehfp wrote

Goldthwaite Higginson Dorr, Ph.D, from The Ladykillers, played by Thomas Jeffrey Hanks. Just the worst.

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Small_Government2244 t1_j6of2zk wrote

Every villain from Marvel movies. All hellbent on galactic domination but also impossibly boring

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WindingRoad10 t1_j6oiu16 wrote

They aren't ALL like that. Michael Keaton's Vulture just wanted to stick it to big corporations fro screwing over his employees & take care of his family.

Ben Kingsley's Trevor - Just an actor dedicated to his craft, lol

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A_Polite_Noise t1_j6pfg0x wrote

Daniel Brühl's Baron Zemo wanted there to not be superheroes because he felt they were dangerous and unchecked, and also wanted revenge for them causing the accidental death of his family during their heroic shenanigans.

Plenty of the villains are not helllbent on dominating anything. Heck, one of the most recent ones just wants to destroy the gods that do dominate everything, but not to take over for them.

That user just said some blanket nonsense because they don't like MCU, but haven't actually seen the movies so their opinion is based on thin air.

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