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And today we're counting down our picks for the top 10 worst movie villains of the last decade.

For this list, we're looking at villains who appeared in films released between 2010 and 2019 and by worst, we don't mean the most evil.

We mean that these villains failed to live up to their potential or they just straight up sucked.

Also a spoiler alert.

Perfect.

What a touching daddy's son reunion moment.

It reminds me of the time I deleted you both.

That's like that.

Number 10 a.

Manette the Mummy.

I had a son.

The boy now would inherit her destiny on our minute.

Understood Power was not given.

It had to be taken to give this box office in critical bomb.

A little credit.

The makeup artists at least tried to give ah minute a unique design.

If only the screenwriters had put in the same level of effort.

Aside from her appearance in the fact that she's a princess, there's nothing about a minute that sticks out, especially when compared to Universal's past mummies.

She's not creepy like Boris Karloff's incarnation of Imhotep.

Even Arnold Fossil Ooh, despite often being surrounded by cheesy effects, still brought a menacing sense of dignity to his portrayal.

Ahmet won't scare you to death, but she will bore you to death with her cookie cutter origin story, nonsensical motivations and utter lack of a personality.

I love my father with all my heart.

I only wanted his love, an actress of Sofia patellas.

Charisma deserved much better than this.

Number nine set gods of Egypt, whereas the mummy at least got a performer of North African descent to play the titular role.

Gods of Egypt was accused of whitewashing across the board.

No one will know Theme.

Most distracting casting choice has got to be Gerard Butler, who makes only 1/2 hearted attempt to disguise his Scottish accent as the villainous Egyptian God set.

We say the butler chews the scenery here, but the movie is so reliant on CG I that there probably wasn't much scenery for him to chew.

Speaking of which set becomes even harder to take seriously whenever Butler turns into a ridiculous CG abomination.

Anyway, you cut it set is a far cry from, say, 1,000,000 itis.

I can understand killing for a crown, but this is number eight Vivian Nim Way hell boy, you can tell that the Hellboy reboot was going for a camp your tone, based on the presence of Mila Jovovich, who specializes in B movie horror.

Jovovich plays Vivian Name Way, also known as The Blood Queen, also known as The Lady of the Lake were forced to surrender to Nim Way.

The Queen of Blood.

Well, well, well.

The Great King author Comes to Pencil Hill.

While not the most complex villain, Jovovich could have had a lot of fun here by having it up.

But instead of going over the top, Jovovich generally looks bored in the role, delivering her lines with zero emotion and a listless straight face.

Even when the blood queen gets decapitated, the actress only appears marginally invested.

When your villain is a sorceress who spends part of the movie cut up into pieces, the last thing she should be is dull.

Like the rest of the film.

Nim Way is a bloody waste.

Well, you're Number seven, Fire Lord Ozai The Last Airbender.

Although Admiral Jiao is initially given more screen time.

Firelord Ozai is the true big bat of the Avatar universe.

If this live action adaptation was your introduction to the franchise, however, you never understand why the firelord is supposed to be such a big deal.

The original show spent two seasons building up Ozai before finally unveiling his face yourself Welcome home, even as a hidden figure.

Those I could send a shiver up anyone spine, thanks in part to Mark Hamill's devilish delivery.

Here goes.

I just walks on screen with no buildup or cool introduction.

With this information, we could bring down the northern water Tribe city.

We could show the world the true strength of fire.

I am pleased.

What's worse, he doesn't come off his intimidating, sinister or really all that bad.

We never believe for a second that this guy could command a room, let alone a monarchy.

So since comment is returning in three years, it will give all firebenders thehe bility of the highest firebenders, the ability to use their own cheese to create fire.

That is the day we will win this war and prove the fire nation's number six parallax green lantern.

This film's interpretation of Parallax is about as generic as super villains get.

He has no personality or defining traits outside of being a giant extraterrestrial being that our heroes need to defeat.

Everything we learn about Parallax is conveyed through bland exposition, making him all the more on compelling.

At the very least, the filmmakers could have given us creative design, but he's literally just a massive head clouded by smoke.

In the comics, Parallax is described as Quote a yellow entity that was made of living fear.

In this film, Parallax only possesses hints of the color yellow, and we doubt that he could strike fear into anybody under three.

Unless you've read the comics, it's easy to forget that this villain even has a name.

Number five Ulama Brass six.

Jupiter Ascending on Lee A year after accepting an Oscar for the theory of everything, Eddie Redmayne, one a Razzie for playing an intergalactic businessman with an Oedipus complex, told me what was necessary in this, you know, killing people.

I create live and I destroyed.

That is quite the 1 80 To be fair dilemma, Brass IX is by far the most entertaining part of this otherwise uninspired space opera.

That being said.

This is still one of the most awkward and embarrassing villains ever to grace the silver screen.

You do it.

Lim has two notes.

Most of the time.

He speaks like a prima donna getting over a sore throat.

Other times, he randomly Screeches like a whiny preteen going through puberty, channeling John Travolta and Battlefield Earth and Tommy Wise Oh, in the room.

I'm so happy to have you as my best friend and I love, Lee says so much ballin scenes, maybe Enjoyably awful.

But the only thing he creates is unintentional.

Laughter.

Number four.

Steppin Wolf Justice League.

If Justice League was supposed to be de CES answer to The Avengers, then we guess that Steppin Wolf was intended to be.

This cinematic universe is equivalent to Loki, except without the charm or humor or engaging backstory or anything remotely memorable.

I think there's an attack coming, not coming, Bruce.

It's already here.

They called him stepping booth.

End of worlds.

He lived only to the most.

This guy has in common with the God of mischief is his helmet, which many people would agree was Loki is lame assed feature.

I will take my place some of the new gods, I lost one.

If you're going to get some of the greatest superheroes and pop culture together, you had better pit them against a worthy villain.

From the second steppin wolf surfaces.

However, the audience is utterly underwhelmed.

This guy's still bothering you.

Not only is he given one of the laziest CG I designs in modern cinema, he also spouts some utterly unmemorable dialogue.

Number three.

Doctor Doom.

Fantastic Four Of all the definitive villains in the marble library, Doctor Doom is the one that Hollywood has continually botched the most.

When your world is destroyed and I'm all that's left, then it will be enough.

Whatever future versions of the character lie on the horizon, we can take solace in knowing that nothing will ever be Maurin raging than this.

When we first meet Victor von Doom, he comes off as a pompous weasel, less like a diabolical mastermind and more like that jerky co worker.

Every office has you're supposed to be down here working.

Yeah, I am.

That's what we've been doing.

That's not what it looks like.

So right off the bat, it's hard to believe that this guy is going to emerge as a threat.

Things don't get much better when Victor debuts his new look, which could easily be mistaken for a mannequin that didn't come off the assembly line.

Right that place, Get Me Alive gave me strength, power what kind of power the kind men like you must never possess.

Number two Joker Suicide Squad.

While the trailer suggested that Jared Leto's Joker would be this film's big bad, the spotlight was instead stolen by the enchantress.

I lost my put in, but you can get right.

I can, my dear Anything you want.

The Joker, meanwhile, got about 10 minutes of screen time, although we're not exactly complaining.

If it were Jack Nicholson or Heath Ledger in the role, we'd feel hard done by.

But every time Leto grinds his grills or lets out 1/2 hearted laugh, we just wish that Harley Quinn would dump him already, right?

We're not sure what the inspiration for this portrayal was, but Little's Joker comes off like a hot topic patron trying to act edgy.

If you crossed him with the mask, it's this'll misguided.

Take on.

The character earned Leto a Razzie nomination, but he ironically lost to our number one.

Pick one So crazy.

I think you're insane.

Go well.

What take away Can we learn from Mr Leto?

Folks don't turn in an unlikable performance of an iconic villain that can also be said about our number one.

So before we crown our worst villain of the 2000 ten's, let's look at some honorable or, in this case, dishonorable mentions ago, the most ruthless of their kind, Maliki's sought to transform our universe back into one of eternal night.

Such evil was possible through the power of the oh Alive.

Ever wanted was the survival of our race.

You see why I had to be crazy?

You didn't betray me.

You betrayed yourself.

Sweet, gentle Children.

You who weep molten terms of innocent tears, dry them dear nippers.

For I have sprung you from life's cruel done shit and hereby grandeur Full styled, he ignites it and tell his true enemy.

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Number one.

Lex Luther Batman vs Superman.

Dawn of Justice.

We know better now.

Don't weigh Devils Don't come from hell beneath us.

No, they come from the sky.

That man versus Superman is actually a movie that tries way too hard to be dark and brooding.

Except when it comes to Jesse Eisenberg's portrayal of Lex Luther giggling, urinating in jars in shoving jolly ranchers in People's Faces.

This version of Luther seems better suited for Joel Schumacher's Batman movies.

Why do we have problems up here?

The problem of evil in the world, the problem of absolute virtue?

On second thought, even Schumacher would probably tell Eisenberg to take it down several notches.

Whatever Eisenberg was going for, it is not Lex Luther.

He's more like Mark Zuckerberg if he tried to take over the world a different way.

Honestly, he's just one bazinga away from being Sheldon Cooper.

Even if you took all knowledge of his calculating comic book counterpart out of the equation, this movie's villain would still be an epic Fail.

He's hungry, It's found us.

He's coming.

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