Top 10 Most Relatable Villains

It may be frowned upon, but we get these villains. Welcome to MsMojo, and today we’re counting down our picks for the movie villains who we can best see bits of ourselves in, even when we might not want to. Our countdown includes "Blade Runner," "Skyfall," “Fight Club,” and more! If we missed any of YOUR problematic faves, let us know in the comments below!

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[matthewmorgan]

One villain i think many people can relate to is Tai Lung from Kung Fu Panda. His dreams of becoming the dragon warrior were crushed when Oogway told him he's not worthy

[multiverse_media]

Two of them are Marvel Villains in the right. Killmonger, Loki… you got to admit they are right for choosing the dark side. The injustices done to them was just not right.

Killmonger never got his redemption… but Loki, he got it. He found GLORIOUS PURPOSE.

[chelseacanales]

The Grinch is relatable so to speak; being bullied because he’s different and there are moments when Christmas is depressing when you’re not feeling it

[lucapellari]

Much of Loki's success is due to the talent of Tom Hiddlestone, who is as charming as the villain. Loki, I know it's not enough, but I can love you with all my heart.

[nathanielpatterson-rcdq]

In regards to Syndrome, it would stink to be rejected by your hero. On the other hand, Mr. Incredible rejected Buddy just to keep him from getting hurt or killed. And because Buddy wasn't fit to be a superhero.

[trinaq]

I typically find myself siding with the villain over the hero, as they typically make better points, and have compelling back stories. Most notably, the Sanderson Sisters from Hocus Pocus.

[sockygaldamez]

I knew Loki would be number one ☝️because even though he did all his evil schemes he is really likeable and that’s partly due to Tom Hiddleston amazing acting of him but you can relate to him in so many ways especially when comes to him and Thors relationship 😊also I feel bad for Erik and The Grinch they didn’t deserve what happened to them either.

[juanmata]

1. Scarlet Witch
2. Loki
3. Killmonger
4. The Wizard of Oz
5. The Jungle Book

[justapeacefulmanwhosbornin]

Ben Solo AKA Kylo Ken.
The son of Han Solo and Leia Organa.
From Jedi Knight to Sith Lord.
Ben redeemed himself and then died like a heroic Jedi.

[Denis-]

You can't really say dinosaurs are villains. They are just predators doing their natural thing. Stuff like being a villain do not exist in the animal world

[kermidiu]

I am actually going to have to disagree with you on your point about Syndrome because Mr. Incredible was fighting dangerous villains, and Buddy was just a kid. Mr. Incredible wasn't being mean. He was trying to protect a stupid kid from getting hurt.

[Vampiricspektor]

the one thing in common sandman has is he had a redemption arc....the rest of these villians DONT most of them either die...or their fired XD and LOKI doesnt belong on the villians list anymore....he's considered an anti-hero! XD

[_labacanitaz]

I dont think the title should be "relatable" but moreso "Villains You Can *EMPATHIZE* With."
We haven't been in quite the same situations as these characters 😅 but we can understand how they might feel.

[whirl]

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[marcusyates]

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[benlovesmovies]

I have not yet seen fight club and I would just like to say thank for not putting a spoiler warning before the video. You are so nice 😑

[knightwolf]

In Syndrome’s case, it goes both ways however you wanna flip the coin. On the one hand, Buddy looked up to Mr. Incredible, idolized him, and truly wanted to be his sidekick; however, aside from the fact that he was too clingy, or obsessed, he was putting himself in danger without understanding the ramifications of being a superhero or just a hero without superpowers for that matter.

[justineves]

Very very great epic list I like it a lot very very great job mis mojo one of my absolute favorite list ever 😊❤

[justapeacefulmanwhosbornin]

Oh, I love Gollum.
GCI acting icon Andy Serkis did a wonderful job on his character in all few ‘Lord of the Rings’ movies.

[casckettfriki]

Hades, from Disney's Hercules. He was under his "perfect big brother" shadow, he was forced to do a horrible and lonely job, nobody ever invites him to any party, and everybody makes fun of him. I will be angry too