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1. Nuclear Man, 'Superman IV: The Quest for Peace'
Is that Richard Marx in a unitard? No, that's actor Mark Pillow as the morbidly stupid villain Nuclear Man. Born of a nuclear reaction involving the sun and a strand of Superman's hair (yes, really), this villain's only true weakness is a cloudy day. Where's Galactus when you need him?—Xfinity Entertainment Staff (Photo: WB)
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The Worst of the...When it comes to being bad, some supervillains are absolutely terrible. From Mr. Freeze to Ivan Ooze to a dreadlocked John Travolta, these bad guys not only failed to capture the world — they also failed to capture our interest. Keep clicking for 15 of the worst supervillains to disgrace the big screen.—Xfinity Entertainment Staff (Photos: WB, Fox, WB)
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15. Blackheart, ...If looks could kill, that would be great news for Blackheart (played by Wes Bentley), whose smirky faces and eyebrow raises were just about the most impressive thing about him. Edward Cullen much, Mr. Bentley?—Xfinity Entertainment Staff (Photo: Columbia)
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14. King Koopa, ...The snake-tongued old man (played by Dennis Hopper) Mario fans were given in this video-game adaptation was a far cry from the mega-lizard Nintendo players had come to know, love and fear.—Xfinity Entertainment Staff (Photo: Buena Vista)
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13. Mr. Freeze, ..."Everybody, freeze!" Nobody loves a good ice pun more than us, but when that ice pun is followed by two hours of ice puns (spoken in the voice of Arnold Schwarzenegger), it's enough to give anybody the chills.—Xfinity Entertainment Staff (Photo: WB)
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12. Galactus, 'F...One of the most powerful and feared villains in the Marvel Comics universe made this appearance in the "Fantastic 4" sequel ... as a cloud. And no opponent is more formidable than the one you can defeat with an umbrella.—Xfinity Entertainment Staff (Photo: Fox)
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11. Laurel Hedar...If Tyra Banks tried to take over the world, she might be alotta bit like Laurel Hedare (played by Sharon Stone), who aims to conquer her foes with face cream. Seriously. Face cream.—Xfinity Entertainment Staff (Photo: WB)
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10. Ozymandias, ...Behold, the first supervillain who looks like your grandson. Smart? Incredibly. Strong? Immensely. Still totally lame? Without a doubt.—Xfinity Entertainment Staff (Photo: WB)
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9. Red Mist, 'Ki...This superhero flick set audiences up for a sequel that would star Red Mist (played by Christopher Mintz-Plasse) as the main antagonist, but when you're best known for a character called "McLovin'," there's simply not room for "McHatin'."—Xfinity Entertainment Staff (Photo: Lionsgate)
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8. The Plants, '...When mom said to not trample her petunias, she wasn't just saying it for her health. Not since "Little Shop of Horrors" has plant life been so deadly. But at least Audrey II could act.—Xfinity Entertainment Staff (Photo: Fox)
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7. Sabretooth, '...In the '90s "X-Men" cartoon, there were few things worth panicking over more than the scent of Wolverine's arch-nemesis Sabretooth. In this movie adaptation, Sabretooth (played by Tyler Mane) is not only manhandled by Logan, but he barely messes up his flowing Fabio locks in the process.—Xfinity Entertainment Staff (Photo: Fox)
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6. The Riddler, ...Riddle me this, riddle me that, why's Ace Ventura fighting the Bat? There's a time for schtick and there's a time to throw down, and Jim Carrey's version of the Riddler was nothing but a super-goofball.—Xfinity Entertainment Staff (Photo: WB)
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5. Terl, 'Battle...Nice hair, "Saturday Night Fever."—Xfinity Entertainment Staff (Photo: WB)
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4. Venom, 'Spide...Once portrayed as a vicious and unstoppable alien force in the "Spider-man" comic books, Venom was later reduced to little more than a gunk-covered wise-cracker who looks a lot like the kid from "That '70s Show."—Xfinity Entertainment Staff (Photo: Columbia)
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3. Xeres, '300'Beware the supervillain who gives a good shoulder massage! The androgynous baddie known as Xeres was more successful in making movie-goers uncomfortable than he was in making them believe he could defeat Leonidas.—Xfinity Entertainment Staff (Photo: WB)
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2. Ivan Ooze, 'M...One part Robin Williams, one part present day Al Pacino, Ivan Ooze (played by Paul Freeman) hates meddlesome teenagers more than a Scooby-Doo villain. The solution? Make all parents leap to their deaths, leaving nothing but teenagers. Good plan.—Xfinity Entertainment Staff (Photo: Fox)
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1. Nuclear Man, ...Is that Richard Marx in a unitard? No, that's actor Mark Pillow as the morbidly stupid villain Nuclear Man. Born of a nuclear reaction involving the sun and a strand of Superman's hair (yes, really), this villain's only true weakness is a cloudy day. Where's Galactus when you need him?—Xfinity Entertainment Staff (Photo: WB)
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