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* Faora-Ul from ''Film/ManOfSteel2013''. She remains stoic and glacial even when it comes to annihilate an entire population in order to take a planet away from them.
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* Faora-Ul from ''Film/ManOfSteel2013''.''Film/ManofSteel2013''. She remains stoic and glacial even when it comes to annihilate an entire population in order to take a planet away from them.
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* Faora-Ul from ''Film/ManofStee2013''. She remains stoic and glacial even when it comes to annihilate an entire population in order to take a planet away from them.
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* Faora-Ul from ''Film/ManofStee2013''.''Film/ManOfSteel2013''. She remains stoic and glacial even when it comes to annihilate an entire population in order to take a planet away from them.
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* Faora-Ul from ''Film/ManofStee2013''. She remains stoic and glacial even when it comes to annihilate an entire population in order to take a planet away from them.
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* Terence Fletcher from ''Film/Whiplash''. : There is no low Fletcher will avert from to succeed, as he is even [[spoiler: willing enough to use the suicide of a former pupil to fabricate a sob story to motivate his students, knowing that his destructive behavior may have been a factor to his students demise]].
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* Terence Fletcher from ''Film/Whiplash''.''Film/{{Whiplash}}''. : There is no low Fletcher will avert from to succeed, as he is even [[spoiler: willing enough to use the suicide of a former pupil to fabricate a sob story to motivate his students, knowing that his destructive behavior may have been a factor to his students demise]].
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* The titular ''{{Film/BlackAdam2022}}''. Dwayne Johnson considers a defining trait of the character to be a lack of restraint.
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* Judge Claude Frollo from ''WesternAnimation/TheHunchbackOfNotreDame''. He doesn't start out as this, but he ends up focusing so much on Esmeralda that he no longer cares about how the people of Paris perceive him or fears the church and God.
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* Judge Claude Frollo from ''WesternAnimation/TheHunchbackOfNotreDame''.''WesternAnimation/TheHunchbackOfNotreDameDisney''. He doesn't start out as this, but he ends up focusing so much on Esmeralda that he no longer cares about how the people of Paris perceive him or fears the church and God.
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* Hans Gruber from ''Film/DieHard''. Looks like nothing can stop him from trying to achieve his goal. If he has to kill someone or sacrifice his own men if that would mean putting his hands on the millions then so be it.
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* Leilah from ''Film/Bright2017''. Leilah will do anything to get her Wand back so she can resurrect the Dark Lord. This includes murdering innocent civilians, police officers, and even Tikka, her own sister.
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* Jenner from ''WesternAnimation/TheSecretofNIMH''. He takes completely insane extremes to make sure the rats hold their post in the thorn bush, refusing to budge even from claims against their survival if they stay. When Mrs. Brisby tries to warn them that NIMH will come for them, he resorts to trying to physically silence her.
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* "Big" Jack Horner from ''WesternAnimation/PussInBootsTheLastWish''. Nothing will stop him from getting the wish in his POV. Nothing.
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---> '''Joker''': [[Franchise/{{Batman}} You]] [[TheFettered have all these rules]], and you think they'll save you. ''[...]'' The only sensible way to live in this world is ''without'' rules.
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---> '''Joker''': [[Franchise/{{Batman}} You]] have [[TheFettered have all these rules]], and you think they'll save you. ''[...]'' The only sensible way to live in this world is ''without'' rules.
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* ''Film/{{The Jungle Book 2016}}'': Shere Khan. The reason everyone [[TheDreaded fears]] him is not just his [[LightningBruiser vast]] [[ImplacableMan power]], but his perfect willingness to [[TheSociopath violate]] the jungle law when it suits him.
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* ''Film/{{The Jungle Book 2016}}'': Shere Khan. The reason everyone [[TheDreaded fears]] him is not just his [[LightningBruiser vast]] [[ImplacableMan vast power]], but his perfect willingness to [[TheSociopath violate]] the jungle law when it suits him.
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* The Director from ''WesternAnimation/Nimona2023''. She will do anything, no matter how reprehensible, in order to protect the kingdom from monsters. She voices her resolves right after personally running a sword through Gloreth's last living descendant, Sir Goldenloin—or, at least, someone who took on his form.
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* Keyser Soze from ''Film/TheUsualSuspects''. ''Nothing'' can stop him once he decides he's going to do something. ''Nothing''.
-->''Söze looks over the faces of his family. Then he showed these men of will what will really was.''
* Terence Fletcher from ''Film/Whiplash''. : There is no low Fletcher will avert from to succeed, as he is even [[spoiler: willing enough to use the suicide of a former pupil to fabricate a sob story to motivate his students, knowing that his destructive behavior may have been a factor to his students demise]].
-->''Söze looks over the faces of his family. Then he showed these men of will what will really was.''
* Terence Fletcher from ''Film/Whiplash''. : There is no low Fletcher will avert from to succeed, as he is even [[spoiler: willing enough to use the suicide of a former pupil to fabricate a sob story to motivate his students, knowing that his destructive behavior may have been a factor to his students demise]].
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* The Green Goblin from ''Film/SpidermanNoWayHome''. What ultimately makes him as dangerous as he is. No matter what the situation is, he gives his all and shows absolutely zero restraint, and his belief that he is above human morality coupled with his open disgust for weakness means that there does not seem to be a single line he's averse to crossing.
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* Erik Killmonger from ''Film/BlackPanther2018''. Erik will do anything to get to his goals. Anything. An example is how he handles his two allies: When Klaue is holding Erik's lover hostage, he just [[ShootTheHostage shoots them both]] — his lover because she was unimportant, and Klaue because he was a means to an end. He unflinchingly makes split-second, violent decisions with no remorse, all for the sake of reaching his goal. And, as he says in this section's quote — all the killing and lying he did was so he could reach this point.
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* Judge Claude Frollo from ''WesternAnimation/TheHunchbackOfNotreDame''. He doesn't start out as this, but he ends up focusing so much on Esmeralda that he no longer cares about how the people of Paris perceive him or fears the church and God.
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* The High Evolutionary from ''Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxyVolume3''. Played for horror. He goes about his quest to 'perfect the galaxy' blissfully untroubled by questions like 'is this ethical', 'how much will this cost', 'is this likely to work', and 'is this on any conceivable level a good and useful idea'. In the end, he's mostly responsible for making the galaxy worse, not better.
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* The High Evolutionary from ''Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxyVolume3''.''Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxyVol3''. Played for horror. He goes about his quest to 'perfect the galaxy' blissfully untroubled by questions like 'is this ethical', 'how much will this cost', 'is this likely to work', and 'is this on any conceivable level a good and useful idea'. In the end, he's mostly responsible for making the galaxy worse, not better.
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* The High Evolutionary from ''Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxyVolume3''. Played for horror. He goes about his quest to 'perfect the galaxy' blissfully untroubled by questions like 'is this ethical', 'how much will this cost', 'is this likely to work', and 'is this on any conceivable level a good and useful idea'. In the end, he's mostly responsible for making the galaxy worse, not better.
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* [[BigBad Solomon Lane]] from ''Film/MissionImpossibleFallout''. Through SanitySlippage, there is nothing Lane isn't willing to do to achieve his goals, even if those goals are just hurting Ethan. He's even perfectly happy to trade his own life to do so.
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** Bane, as well. Like Ra's al Ghul before him, Bane allows nothing to stand in the way of the destruction of Gotham.
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* Baron Victor Von Frankenstein from ''Film/TheCurseofFrankenstein''. Absolutely nothing will stop Frankenstein in his quest to create new life, not societal expectations, the lives of his friends or even his own safety.
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** Grand Moff Tarkin, in spades. He criticizes the Jedi for being TheFettered in a time of war. He takes this viewpoint further in his service to the Empire, blowing up a planet just to set an example.
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* Ma-Ma from ''Film/Dredd''. Willing to obliterate an entire level of Peach Trees with military-grade weapons just to kill a lieutenant she knows will talk if Dredd gets him out.
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* [[MegaCorp Weyland-Yutani]] from ''Franchise/{{Alien}}''. The company wants to control the xenomorph for profit and to increase their wealth/influence. To this end, they sacrifice their own employees, doom an entire squadron of soldier or destroy entire civilizations. One only need look at their agents/executives (Ash, Burke, Bishop...etc).
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** [[RoboticPsychopath David]] from ''{{Film/Prometheus}}'' and ''{{Film/Alien Covenant}}''. As evidenced by his famous question "How far would you go to get your answers". For David, the answer is however far it takes. He even remarks to Shaw in Prometheus that once his creators aren't around to program him anymore, he'll be "free", which was likely a factor in leading Weyland to his demise.
* ''Film/GodzillaVsKong'': The human BigBadWannabe [[Characters/MonsterVerseWalterSimmons Walter Simmons]] is a [[ManipulativeBastard manipulative]], ruthless, {{narcissist}}ic CorruptCorporateExecutive in the vein of the ''James Bond'' villains below, who will do absolutely ''anything'' to get what he wants [[TheSociopath without moral restraint or remorse]]. Though Simmons believes he's establishing humanity as the dominant species, in truth he's motivated to satisfy his own ego before anyone else can rob him of the glory he feels he deserves: and to that end, he sacrifices and intentionally endangers millions of people [[LackOfEmpathy without shame]], he commits {{corporate conspiracy}}, and resorts to all kinds of other underhanded acts; to say nothing of how he hasn't taken away any [[GreenAesop lessons from the previous films' events that might contradict his objective]] in ten years. Simmons doesn't even seem to care much that he's sending his own daughter on a life-threatening mission that will further his agenda. He finally refuses to back down from his decision to infuse the GreenRocks [[spoiler:into Mechagodzilla]] [[UnfinishedUntestedUsedAnyway immediately]] in Hong Kong, [[DetrimentalDetermination which is what seals his fate]] and [[SelfDisposingVillain ruins his plans]]. The novelization says that Simmons knows his decisions are putting his own life at stake, yet he can't and won't back down.
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* [[RoboticPsychopath David]] from ''{{Film/Prometheus}}'' and ''{{Film/Alien Covenant}}''. As evidenced by his famous question "How far would you go to get your answers". For David, the answer is however far it takes. He even remarks to Shaw in Prometheus that once his creators aren't around to program him anymore, he'll be "free", which was likely a factor in leading Weyland to his demise.
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* [[BigBad Madam Gasket]] from ''WesternAnimation/{{Robots2005}}''. She has no qualms to murder Bigweld to solidify her son's rule over Robot City, and she even threatens to hang Ratchet next to his father for hesitating on the plan.
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* [[BigBad Madam Gasket]] from ''WesternAnimation/{{Robots2005}}''.''WesternAnimation/{{Robots}}''. She has no qualms to murder Bigweld to solidify her son's rule over Robot City, and she even threatens to hang Ratchet next to his father for hesitating on the plan.
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* [[MorallyBankruptBanker John Tuld]] from ''Film/MarginCall''. He is utterly ruthless and committed to a singular vision, even when it becomes clear that the decision (seemingly made over a span of just a few hours) will radically impact his company's reputation on the stock market, if not outright destroy it. It's notable that in his final scene, he's shown casually enjoying a steak dinner after the fire sale and nonchalantly tells Sam that he "feels better" about the whole thing, because it will all be water under the bridge soon enough.
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* The titular ''{{Film/BlackAdam2022}}''. Dwayne Johnson considers a defining trait of the character to be a lack of restraint.
