The desirable society is the society without criminals? Is that entirely true? We can see the notorious criminals always make even the most veteran police miserable because of his unpredictable moves. These criminals are not only looting, destroying the police reputation but also sending a strong message to the insensitive and alarming community. The image of dangerous criminals is always included in the 7th art with many different aspects, each film has a different perspective on them. Here are 10 movies about the craziest and most notorious criminals in the world.
1 Vito Corleone - The Godfather (1972)
Vito Corleone
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Vito Andolini Corleone is a fictional character in the novel "The Godfather" by Mario Puzo and in the first two of the three films of the same name by Francis Ford Coppola. In "The Godfather" He is an orphaned Sicilian immigrant who built an American Mafia empire. Vito oversees a business founded on gambling, smuggling, and corruption from unions, but he is known as a kind, decent man who lives by a strict code of loyalty. with friends and above all family. He is also known as a man who traditionally demands respect commensurate with his status; even his closest friends called him "The Godfather" or "The Corleone Boss" instead of "Vito". Premiere Magazine rated Vito Corleone as the greatest movie character in history. He was also chosen as the 53rd biggest movie character by Empire newspaper.
2 Hannibal Lecter - The Silence of the Lambs (1991)
Hannibal Lecter
Scary scene of the killer
Hannibal Lecter is a fictional character in the detective thriller series by Thomas Harris. Lecter was first introduced in 1981 in the horror novel Red Dragon, as a brilliant psychiatrist and serial killer and eater. The novel and its sequel, (The Silence of the Sheep), Lecter is the second rival to the two serial killers in both novels. In the third novel, Hannibal, Lecter becomes a main character. And in the final novel in the series, Hannibal Rising (Hannibal's revenge), tells about his past and why he became a serial killer. In 1991, Anthony Hopkins won an Academy Award for his performance in The Silence of the Lambs. He also returned to play Lecter in 2001's Hannibal and in the second adaptation of Red Dragon in 2002 under its official title. In 2003, Hannibal Lecter (the character played by Anthony Hopkins) was selected by the American Film Institute as the top villain on the American Film Institute's List of 100 Heroes and Villains. In July 2010, Lecter was on Entertainment Weekly's list of the 100 Greatest People of the Last Twenty Years.
3 Joker - The Dark Knight Rise (2008)
Joker
Joker's peak scene
oker is a fictional character appearing in the 2008 superhero film Christopher Nolan's The Dark Knight. Based on the DC Comics comic book character of the same name, he is played by Australian actor Heath Ledger in the film. A multi-faceted mass murderer with a brutal sense of humor, the Joker tries to sabotage Batman's (Christian Bale) efforts. James Gordon (Gary Oldman) and Harvey Dent (Aaron Eckhart) aim to quell crime in Gotham City. The character embodies chaos, anarchy and obsession.
4 Joker - Joker (2019)
Joker (Joaquin Phoenix)
Crazy scene in the movie
This is the first R-rated film (restricted to audiences under 17 years old), and the project with the lowest production budget ($62.5 million), ever to achieve that feat. This year's version of Joker, played by Joaquin Phoenix, will tell the story of the clown's origins as a poor comedian named Arthur Fleck. He was trampled by the morally depraved people of a corrupt Gotham to the very bottom of society. From here, Arthur's sufferings gradually transformed into madness and a merciless desire for revenge. This is the most obvious difference of the movie when it focuses on portraying the Joker, not just Batman's villain.
5 Alex DeLarge -A Clockwork Orange (1971)
Alex DeLarge
Famous scene in the movie
The character Alex is built just like the serial killers in the world, people with abnormal minds. Alex's parents, especially the father, are weak and lack interest in their children. They don't care what their 15-year-old son goes to work at night, friends, and studies. As soon as their son was sent to prison, it was as if they shook off a burden, a disgrace and quickly replaced that vacancy with another ideal son. The three things that Alex loves and feels most passionate about are violence, sex, and Beethoven music. We come across a statue or frame of the great composer Alex placed next to the nude girl posters plastered on the wall. He is a man who likes to be a leader and hates when his brothers do things against his will. This character reminds me of Adolf Hitler - a good, talented but extremely cruel and cold-blooded person. Only then do you know how thin the line between great people and perverts (Devils in human disguise) is!
6 Tony Montana - Scarface (1983)
Tony Montana
Movie trailer
Although not saying it, everyone seems to have to admit that Al Pacino is the king of crime on the screen. The most important role marking Al Pacino's "dusty" career is a tyrannical and crazy Tony Montana. From a drug dealer pimp, Tony climbs the career ladder to eventually become a son of a king in his illegal drug empire. Along the way, Tony pulled out the weeds that stood in the way of his business plan.
7 Frank Abagnale Jr. - Catch Me If You Can (2002)
Frank Abagnale Jr.
Frank is one of the most notorious scammers. He admitted to taking on no less than eight different identities, including a pilot, a doctor, a federal agent and a lawyer. He escaped police arrest twice, once while being escorted on a plane and another while being held in a federal prison. Both times before he turned 21. Frank served less than five years in prison before he started working for the federal government. Frank is a consultant and instructor at the FBI Academy. At the same time, he also runs the financial fraud consulting firm Abagnale & Associates (Abagnale & Associates). Abagnale's life story is the inspiration for the movie Catch Me If You Can as well as the musical comedy of the same name which was premiered in April 2011. Besides, there is also an autobiography called Catch Me If You. Can write about Frank Abagnale.
8 Anton Chigurh - No Country for Old Men (2007)
Anton Chigurh
Analysis of this character
Perhaps the most appropriate adjective to describe the unique killer in the Coen brothers' film is "terrible". From appearance to behavior in the most ordinary situations of Anton Chigurh, viewers are afraid. Every time he made a move, he was always calm. And it is only when the victim is in pain that Chigurh shows her feelings. Worse yet, it's fun.
9 Patrick Bateman - American Psycho (2000)
Patrick Bateman
Referring to Christian Bale, many people will remember Batman. However, he emerged from earlier with an equally impressive character. Patrick Bateman is a serial killer who also gives viewers the paradox. He is handsome, possesses perfect skin, rich life, healthy lifestyle, loves music… How could all of that exist inside a murderer? The main character is typical for a section of society: living under the guise of glamour, frivolity, but inside is rotten and sick.
10 Tommy DeVito - Goodfellas (1990)
Tommy DeVito
Based on the infamous archetype Thomas DeSimone, better known by his stage name Two-Gun Tommy, Tommy DeVito is one of the most lewd and unpredictable criminals we've ever seen in cinematic history. The Oscar statuette for this supporting male role of Joe Pesci is completely deserved when what he shows on screen is impressive. An aggressive, grumpy and completely out of control Tommy De Vito when angry makes viewers scared. He will not hesitate to reveal his beastly nature whenever he hears unpleasant words, and that cruelty is pushed by Joe Pesci to a level above ordinary cruelty, it is a cruelty from within. nature.
