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Definitely. I'd also add his fellow Aladdin villain Sa'Luk. Betrayed his fellow thieves just to get revenge on Casim and Aladdin and attain the legendary Hand of Midas. Got the 'privilege' of being the first one to touch it. A tale as gold as time.
Paul Riser did an interview about taking his father to see ALIENS. He told the interviewer that he warned his Dad that his character was going to get what he deserves and the audience will likely clap say "yes" and so forth. His death scene comes and he hears his father sitting next to him give out a clap and a YES.
While classified as a horror movie, I see "The Mummy'.as more of an action adventure with some aspects of horror. It is a retooling of the 1932 Karloff classic, which was straight horror.
Yeah, I think he pitied him. He could easily have discreetly killed Beni on the boat, but chose to just throw him overboard. He also could have killed him when they found him rummaging around in the office looking for the book. Then even in the finale he's trying to help Beni get out of the collapsing pyramid.
Scar's death was definitely fitting for a villain of his status, in fact in many cases having a villain be batrayed and killed by his own former underlings is the best kind of karma there is...and i honestly don't blame the Hyenas for killing Scar i mean he was willing to throw them under the metaphorical bus and pin Mufasa's death on them just to save his own skin, i mean even if what some of Scar said was true he still betrayed them and in the end his betrayal of the hyenas lead to his demise.
Scar was granted a power during the backstory of Lion King but he took it for granted when he learned he's not the chosen King, thus he went to the outland and teamed up with the hyenas.
Dennis. Karma got him fast. He was the cause of several deaths. And would've been more if his co workers and the kids werent smart enough to get the fences and security system back up.
Few honorable mentions: Bennedict Arnold (America: the motion picture) Hans (frozen) Anakin Skywalker (star wars episode 3 revenge of the sith) Stinky Pete (toy story 2) Scud (blade 2)
@Jonathan Wolfe Oppression lurks in every heart. Weakness conceals it and power reveals it. He may be weak but you know he aint good. And you know that he would kill everyone if it meant he could come out on top without hesitation. Evil, nah, but real fucking bad hell yeah.
@Jonathan Wolfe "you can easily see him finding his courage/seeking redemption in the end and backstabbing the bad guy, or maybe even sacrificing himself for O'Connell" Not really. Benny has been a backstabbing coward from the very first minute we see him. He abandoned O'Connell before, leaving him to die to save his own skin. He values his own life and well-being above anyone and anything else and he's willing to do whatever it takes to ensure it. Even his greed is highlighted as the only reason he was dragged into the desert was because the Americans only paid him half, which Benny laments to O'Connell who comments on it sarcastically, knowing exactly how Benny truly is. Some people just aren't prone to change no matter what, and Benny Gabor is an excellent example of it. His fate was a result of his own greed; he already had two loads on a camel and could have just left, but he had to get more, and even after he triggered the trap, he still could have escaped with the others hadn't he wasted time and effort in trying to drag the bag along with him.
@@RaiigenI think that person meant how Beni called Imhotep a "ba****d" are it looked like Imhotep killed Rick and the others with the sand wall thing. But that absolutely doesn't absolve Beni imo.
To be fair, Henry Hill didn't exactly deserve his punishment. He wanted to be a gangster, but regretted it and had his dream broken. To me, that was punishment enough.
Right plus the commentator is wrong It wasn’t Henry being scared of the gangster life that messed him up it was all the cocaine he was doing and wasn’t supposed to be selling
He didn't regret it. He got backed into a corner and became a rat because he knew it was that or spend a long time in prison. Getting caught isn't the same as regret.
I would add Boris's freezing death from Goldeneye and I thought #1 would be Count Rugen from The Princess Bride. He backstabbed Iñigo Montoya's father and ended up getting the best revenge scene of all time.
That's why the way Hammond in the book makes more sense because book Hammond is a massive cheap asshole. Richard wasn't an asshole so his portrayal of Hammond was much more kind eccentric grandfather. I love both versions.
Exactly! Thank you. He actually SPARED EVERY EXPENSE. If you've worked in consultancy or anything close, you'll know his pain. He was pitched a fixed amount for an undisclosed job. They didn't even tell him that it was on an island, much less one with dinosaurs. And that he was basically the entire IT department (along with Mr. Arnold). Again, for a dinosaur island. I'm not excusing what he did, because it was still heinous and moronic to endanger the lives of everyone including himself (since he was planning on coming back to the compound). But Hammond really shafted him with the pay for his work. And the movie tried to play him off as a grandfatherly figure, and paint Nedry as someone greedy. It still worked, but the "spared no expense..." every 10 minutes was just hogwash in hindsight.
Nedry's was pure karma just like Beni's. Greed does indeed kill. Many have said over the years that Henry Hill had quite the gall to complain about being reduced to a schnook given what he and his crew did.
7:13 There's actually a deleted scene where Ripley finds a partially cocooned Burke becoming a host for a chestburster and leaves him with a grenade, out of mercy.
I would have put Kathryn from cruel intentions, Regina from mean girls, Evan baxter in Bruce almighty (hence nicknamed Evan backstabber), even the crazy transplant driver in rat race (also played by Wayne knight) and maybe Henry J waternoose from monsters Inc
He had to shut off the entire security system, to gain access to the embryo room which was locked by a security door and not leave a trace of evidence. And get past all the island security to make it to the dock.
From a TV-Movie Cole from Two-Headed Shark. The guy not only escapes his deadly encounter once by jumping ship and let some of his fellow classmates to be eaten, but then tries to steal a ship only to have sunk by the shark and then gets eaten.
He got his deserved punishment in a scary way first he was killed when our heroic lead ghost pushed him onto broken glass during the final fight then his villainous ghost was dragged off to hell by the reapers.
@@derrickhaggard man, that final part with the reapers coming for him was the scariest shit for me when I saw it as a kid even though it was the bad guy getting punished.
@@derrickhaggard *SPOILERS if for some reason you haven't seen Ghost* Sam didn't kill Carl, Carl practically killed himself. While Sam did push him around and caused havoc to keep Carl away from the women, it was Carl who swung the lifting thingy (don't know the name) before trying to escape through the window, but as Physics has it, anything that swings in one direction always return to the opposite one, so the lifty thing smashes into the window, which ultimately came down on Carl, piercing through his chest and killing him instantly.
What about when Paolo got exposed by Lizzie and Isabella at the IMVAs in The Lizzie McGuire Movie? And let’s not forget about Regina George getting hit by a bus in Mean Girls!
Eve in "All About Eve". Her plan to steal Lloyd from Karen backfires, Margo & Karen remain solid friends and Eve is forced to be with Addison who it's implied will one day betray and supplant Eve for a younger actress just as she did to Margo.
In the book Jurassic Park was based on, it was Hammond who was the backstabber. Nedry was the backstabbee. Michael Crichton described in detail the ways Dennis Nedry was cheated out of his pay and how his boss was changing his contract to get him to do more work for free. The reader is made to see why Nedry would do what he did.
That number 1 always makes me laugh, not just only saying "serve you right". I mean, it's really funny that Beni is tried to be saved, but when the gate is closed and Beni didn't make it, the MC be like "Damn it. So anyway"
He avenged his Brother Dozer and played an indirect but also important role in saving the World (He saved Lives of Neo and Trinity who would both saved the humanity).
When I first saw Jurassic Park and I saw that scene where Nedry was killed by the Dilophosaurus I only had one thought on my mind 'Good Riddance to bad rubbish R.I.P. Fat Boy'.
Fantastic list. Really happy to see Commodus & Burke on there, two of my fav bad guys. But I was getting more worried & worried as the vid rolled... until nr 1 arrived & it WAS Beni! The one that popped up into my head first above all else. What's really awesome about him, which you guys unfortunately didn't put into this, is that Evie even tells him that nasty little fellows such as him always gets their come-upons. What's so great about The Mummy is that it plays with itself & the obvious clichés. "What's the challenge then?" "Rescue the damsel in distress, kill the bad guy, save the world." Perfect summery!
I never understood in The Mummy what the advantage of being on one side of the river or the other was and why they couldn't cross over. They got out easy enough. Didn't seem particularly wide as they seemed able to communicate, even if it was shouting. Maybe they didn't do a good job of conveying the size or depth? And it didn't seem to matter at all as they all arrived at the same anyway.
Mostly delay. With no bridges and few large boats there'd be a delay in getting the people and horses across the river. Rick's party wouldn't have that problem. As to simply crossing over, the Nile is known for its crocodiles. Besides, the script says it's a problem.
Satipo (Raiders of the Lost Ark) - his death due to him betraying Indy shows how high the stakes are in Jones' adventures. Walter Donovan/Elsa Schneider (Last Crusade) - 2 tricky Nazis that also opted to find the Holy Grail for their own benefit.
And what about; Gollum/Smeagol From The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (2003) Julia Cotton From Hellraiser 1 (1987) Amanda Young From Saw 3 (2007) Al Dillon From Predator 1 (1987) Roger T. Murdock From Rambo 2 (1985) Luther From Warriors (1979) Robert DeGuerin From Eraser (1996) Benett From Commando (1985) Benny From Total Recall (1990) Nancy Stalk From City Cobra (1986) Richard "Dick" Jones From RoboCop (1987) Major Grant From Die Hard 2 (1990)
You could almost get a top ten list just from the Godfather! In addition to Fredo, Pauli, who betrayed Vito Corleone, Michael's bodyguard who put the bomb in the car that kills his wife, Carlo who sets up Sunny's murder, Barzini, Virgil Solozzo, and Captain McCloskey, Tessio, and Don Ciccio, who killed all of his family members!
Of all the characters, I'd put Carlo #1. Sold out Sonny because he didn't feel respected (not that he deserved to be respected, if the book is any indication). He and Tessio both die at the end, but both their deaths were fitting.
There was at least an aspect of tragedy to Tessio's demise. Carlo, on the other hand, was a wife-beating, backstabbing, sniveling coward who deserved to have the most agonizing demise possible.
Well done! Could you also do a list of Top 10 TV Series Villains who get what they deserved? I can think of a few from Game of Thrones right off the bat! An old favorite of mine was Ivan from the original Magnum P.I. "Ivan... Did you see the sunrise this morning?"
This one that I'm about to name off is not as big as the ones in this video but I think it's worth mentioning. It's also from another Brendan Fraser film. School Ties which is a film I really love now that I've seen it with my wife last year, and it shows how amazing of an actor Brendan Fraser really is if you see this film. Matt Damon plays the bad guy in this and gets what he deserves at the end. If you don't want a spoiler then don't read this part of the comment. Anyways here it goes. Matt Damon's character is extremely anti-Semitic while Brendan Fraser the main character plays a Jewish man and Matt Damon's character cheats at a test but everybody blames the Jew because it was a prejudice time back then but finally somebody actually stands up for what is right and points out the truth that it was in fact Matt Damon's character who cheated not the main character Brendan fraser. Sorry I suck at remembering names
I believe in the book, Carter Burk actually gets cocooned in the hive and Riply finds him while rescuing Newt. He pleads for her to kill him " I can feel it moving inside me. "
my thoughts exactly. A deeply immoral person betrays the rest of his deeply immoral crew to save his skin and then proceeds to... live? Like the rest of us? That is "what he deserved"?? I love that movie, one of my top 10 ever, but they were all killers
Nedry was overworked and underpaid and saw an opportunity to screw over his employer and literally jump ship to their main competitor with the trade secrets in tow. He may have slightly overdone it but you can't say that many people in 2022 wouldn't emphasize with his situation.
It’s not made clear in the film but the ‘financial problems’ Hammond alludes to are the fact that Nedry has massive gambling debts so ‘underpaid’ is relative bc he needs to pay back the money and live on what’s left - hence John saying ‘I don’t blame people for their mistakes but I do ask that they pay for them’ , meaning Dennis needs to suffer the consequences of his actions/choices… Dennis being the slimy git he is views the betrayal of InGen and Hammond as nothing more than an easy ‘get rich quick’ means to an end so the fact he ends up Dilophosaurus chow is very satisfying to a lot of people
@@cazia9 John Hammond in the film was almost opposite to the character as written. In the film he was a charming visionary who was overconfident in the tech he paid to have developed, and in the end saw the error of his ways (very 'Disney'). In the book he was predatory, deceitful and avaricious - almost a parody of 19th century robber barons.
How about my picks for this list: 10. Fiona Voulpe ("Thunderball") Motive: unknowingly saved 007's life while working for S.P.E.C.T.R.E, starts romancing him, and tries to kill him. 9. Commander Krill ("Under Seige") Motive: The captain takes pity on chief Casey Ryback. Krill invites CIA lunatics to take over the U.S.S MISSOURI and plots to sell nuclear Tomahawk missiles. 8. Sid Phillips ("Toy Story") Motive: Tortures toys for kicks, bullies arcade games at Pizza Planet, torments his little sister, and orders explosives under his mother's name. 7. Jim Phelps ("Mission: Impossible") Motive. Sets up his entire IMF team and tries to frame Ethan Hunt. 6. Dennis Nedry ("Jurassic Park") Motive: Plots to steam dino embryos from the park and shuts down security systems, fences, and phone lines (he was lucky he didn't shut down the raptor fences). 5. Kathy Morningside ("Miss Congeniality") Motive: Hires professional assassin to make Miss United States beauty pagent a blast (literally), outfoxes FBI agents and K-9 units searching the arena, and fools feds out of the equation. 4. Scar ("The Lion King") Motive: Jealous of Simba as first-in-line to be king of Pride Rock, kills Mufasa and tries to kill Simba, and turns Pride Lands into utter ruin. 3. William Clayton ("Tarzan") Motive: Goes after gorillas to trap them for large sum of money and double-crosses Jane and her father. 2. Alec Travylean aka 006 ("Goldeneye") Motive: Fakes his own death to get back at MI6 and London and starts a new life as mysterious crime lord known as Janis. 1. Carl Buner ("Ghost") Motive: Helps Harlem thug kill his best friend to launder millions of dollars to big-time drug dealers. Dishonorable mentions: Stinky Pete ("Toy Story 2") Agent Gibbs ("Air Force One") Anakin Skywalker ("Star Wars Episode 3: Revenge Of The Sith") Billy Loomis ("Scream") George Washington Duke ("Rocky V") Chief Harold Lutz ("Beverly Hills Cop 2")
Indeed, and i honestly don't blame the Hyenas for betraying Scar i mean he was willing to throw them under the bus just to save his own skin and so being batrayed and killed by his own underlings was the best kind of karma for Scar.
Greg Lee from the movie "The Relic". For those who have never seen the movie, a monster called the Kothoga needs to eat a specific part of the human brain to survive. Greg Lee works at the Natural History Museum in Chicago where he is attempting to get a grant that Heroine Margo Green is also applying for. The museum is also where the killings happen. On the night of a Gala Opening for a new exhibit into the supernatural, Greg overhears Tom, one of the directors talking to a guard about locking down the labs. Margo is still in the labs but Greg lies and says it's completely empty. He later gets killed by the Kothoga.
Light Yagami - Death Note 2: The Last Name Katherine - Cruel Intentions Saluk - Aladdin and the King of Thieves Kazuya Mishima - Tekken (2010) Nizam - The Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time
It's a shame they took out the fate of Peggy Brandt in The Mask. In a deleted scene, which is present in the comic book, Peggy (a news reporter) betrays Stanley Ipkiss and gets the mask of Loki to Dorien Tyrell, the big bad. She then gets freaked out by Dorien and tries to make a swift exit. His response is to grab Peggy, tell her she always wanted to be on the front page... and throw her in a newspaper press. The newspaper prints out a front page with photo of Peggy saying "News Reporter K*lled In Freak Accident" - and it's not red ink that's used in the printout... very gruesome and an ironically fitting ending for Peggy.
Ellis was not exactly a traitor. He had every chance to reveal the true identity of Miss Gennaro so she could be used against one certain cowboy right away. Instead of that he put himself in the line of fire. It makes him more ambivalent than being simply a traitor.
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"Goodbye beni"
Rick O'Connell
Top 10 horror movie bullies and jerks that got what they deserved
Iron man got betrayed by that guy.
Diavolo from jojo’s bizarre adventure part 5
Not a backstabber but still got what he should get
I think another villain who got what he deserved was Jafar in the first Aladdin movie. Phenomenal cosmic powers, itty bitty living space.
Definitely. I'd also add his fellow Aladdin villain Sa'Luk. Betrayed his fellow thieves just to get revenge on Casim and Aladdin and attain the legendary Hand of Midas. Got the 'privilege' of being the first one to touch it. A tale as gold as time.
I always thought genie said "at a little bitty expense" as he says it so fast!
I'd also throw Ursula in, despite her being my #1 Disney villain. She backstabbed Tridon
Paul Riser did an interview about taking his father to see ALIENS. He told the interviewer that he warned his Dad that his character was going to get what he deserves and the audience will likely clap say "yes" and so forth. His death scene comes and he hears his father sitting next to him give out a clap and a YES.
LOL. I wonder how he felt.
@@nicoleknight9412 , hey, they say, "Heroes will be heroes, but everyone loves a great villain.".
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He disappeared into that role just like everyone else did. I'm sure he felt fine.
Burke was so hated that during the red carpet premiere, Paul's sister went up to Paul and hit him. And when Burke died, his mom responded with "Good."
The thing about the mummy is how rick (brendan frasiers character) still showed some sort of empathy/care for beni, given the things he had done
But deep down within his soul. He want to kill him if he see him again.
When there's Brendan, there's laughter ahead.
While classified as a horror movie, I see "The Mummy'.as more of an action adventure with some aspects of horror. It is a retooling of the 1932 Karloff classic, which was straight horror.
Yeah, I think he pitied him. He could easily have discreetly killed Beni on the boat, but chose to just throw him overboard. He also could have killed him when they found him rummaging around in the office looking for the book. Then even in the finale he's trying to help Beni get out of the collapsing pyramid.
@@nicoleknight9412 A new take on the Indiana Jones genre
Jeremy Irons was just such a perfect voice casting for Scar.
Agreed
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Legendary man!!!
@@heikkijhautanen4576hell yeah he's.
Yup.
Scar's death was definitely fitting for a villain of his status, in fact in many cases having a villain be batrayed and killed by his own former underlings is the best kind of karma there is...and i honestly don't blame the Hyenas for killing Scar i mean he was willing to throw them under the metaphorical bus and pin Mufasa's death on them just to save his own skin, i mean even if what some of Scar said was true he still betrayed them and in the end his betrayal of the hyenas lead to his demise.
Scar truly was more snake than lion.
Scar was granted a power during the backstory of Lion King but he took it for granted when he learned he's not the chosen King, thus he went to the outland and teamed up with the hyenas.
Scar was cruel even considering killing his own nephew just to seize the throne making him one of all time's top movie baddies.
Shenzi: Keep your clan close. Keep your enemies even closer.
Scar: (holding Timon like a firearm) Say hello to my little friend.
@@duncancurtis1758 Not to mention the cruelty of his past was explained by his own grandson.
"looks like you're on the wrong side of the river" is one of my most used quotes. definitely deserves #1 spot
Dennis. Karma got him fast. He was the cause of several deaths. And would've been more if his co workers and the kids werent smart enough to get the fences and security system back up.
Few honorable mentions:
Bennedict Arnold (America: the motion picture)
Hans (frozen)
Anakin Skywalker (star wars episode 3 revenge of the sith)
Stinky Pete (toy story 2)
Scud (blade 2)
Carl (Ghost)
What about Lockso from Toy Story 3?
Burke (Aliens)
Koba (Dawn and planet of the apes)
Liang(New Gods Nezha Reborn)
Pockets(Wish Dragon)
Jô Braddock(Uncharted)
Ghostface(All Scream franchise)
Please do Top 10 Redeemed Jerks in movies!
Han Solo number one.
Regina George
Sebastian from Cruel Intentions
Willie, from Bad Santa.
Dixon from Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri should be on the list.
Benny is the funniest backstabber. You see his true colors from to he beginning and he consistently stays true to his ways till the end.
@Jonathan Wolfe Oppression lurks in every heart. Weakness conceals it and power reveals it. He may be weak but you know he aint good. And you know that he would kill everyone if it meant he could come out on top without hesitation. Evil, nah, but real fucking bad hell yeah.
When Rick got him with that chair! Priceless!
@Jonathan Wolfe "you can easily see him finding his courage/seeking redemption in the end and backstabbing the bad guy, or maybe even sacrificing himself for O'Connell"
Not really. Benny has been a backstabbing coward from the very first minute we see him. He abandoned O'Connell before, leaving him to die to save his own skin. He values his own life and well-being above anyone and anything else and he's willing to do whatever it takes to ensure it. Even his greed is highlighted as the only reason he was dragged into the desert was because the Americans only paid him half, which Benny laments to O'Connell who comments on it sarcastically, knowing exactly how Benny truly is.
Some people just aren't prone to change no matter what, and Benny Gabor is an excellent example of it. His fate was a result of his own greed; he already had two loads on a camel and could have just left, but he had to get more, and even after he triggered the trap, he still could have escaped with the others hadn't he wasted time and effort in trying to drag the bag along with him.
@Jonathan Wolfe I think it's simple, he's a backstabbing snake but he's charismatic as hell.
@@RaiigenI think that person meant how Beni called Imhotep a "ba****d" are it looked like Imhotep killed Rick and the others with the sand wall thing. But that absolutely doesn't absolve Beni imo.
To be fair, Henry Hill didn't exactly deserve his punishment. He wanted to be a gangster, but regretted it and had his dream broken. To me, that was punishment enough.
To spend the rest of his life living like a schnook…
@@reuellucas7187 That's right.
Right plus the commentator is wrong It wasn’t Henry being scared of the gangster life that messed him up it was all the cocaine he was doing and wasn’t supposed to be selling
I read that he went back to the gangster life years afterwards because he wasn’t able to stay away from it
He didn't regret it. He got backed into a corner and became a rat because he knew it was that or spend a long time in prison. Getting caught isn't the same as regret.
I would add Boris's freezing death from Goldeneye and I thought #1 would be Count Rugen from The Princess Bride. He backstabbed Iñigo Montoya's father and ended up getting the best revenge scene of all time.
You killed my father. Prepare to die.
I would add General Ouromov. He backstabbed both Trevelyan and the Soviet Union at the same time by saying you have three minutes.
The bad guys deserved their ending. Their endings were well deserved.
"People like you always get their come-uppance." "Always?" "ALWAYS!" Such a great line!
When building Jurassic Park, John Hammond spared no expense. Except with Dennis Nedry.
Dennis Nedry was a liability and a master criminal.
That's why the way Hammond in the book makes more sense because book Hammond is a massive cheap asshole. Richard wasn't an asshole so his portrayal of Hammond was much more kind eccentric grandfather. I love both versions.
Exactly! Thank you. He actually SPARED EVERY EXPENSE. If you've worked in consultancy or anything close, you'll know his pain. He was pitched a fixed amount for an undisclosed job. They didn't even tell him that it was on an island, much less one with dinosaurs. And that he was basically the entire IT department (along with Mr. Arnold). Again, for a dinosaur island.
I'm not excusing what he did, because it was still heinous and moronic to endanger the lives of everyone including himself (since he was planning on coming back to the compound). But Hammond really shafted him with the pay for his work. And the movie tried to play him off as a grandfatherly figure, and paint Nedry as someone greedy. It still worked, but the "spared no expense..." every 10 minutes was just hogwash in hindsight.
Nedry's was pure karma just like Beni's. Greed does indeed kill. Many have said over the years that Henry Hill had quite the gall to complain about being reduced to a schnook given what he and his crew did.
What about Carl Bruner from the movie ghost. He definitely deserved a spot on this list
Yup true.
7:13 There's actually a deleted scene where Ripley finds a partially cocooned Burke becoming a host for a chestburster and leaves him with a grenade, out of mercy.
I love how the dilophosaurus closed the door behind her right before attacking Nedry.
Clever Girl!
I was hoping she would say "Hellooooo, Newman" just before she attacked him.
That particular death traumatised me and I still can't look at the dilophosaurus the same way. Especially in Ark Survival Evolved.
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Good thing you didn't read the book. Dude gets blinded, gutted, and eaten alive while still screaming.
The dilophosaurus had better manners than Nedry XD
Scar killed his own brother and attempted to kill his own nephew he fully deserved his fate.
I was worried Beni Gabor won't be included. Totally deserve top spot.
I was thinking the same thing!
“Goodbye Beni.”
Also: Proceeds to be devoured by 🦂
Scoundrels like him always get their come-upence! Always
I was thinking about him the whole video haha
Me too
I would have put Kathryn from cruel intentions, Regina from mean girls, Evan baxter in Bruce almighty (hence nicknamed Evan backstabber), even the crazy transplant driver in rat race (also played by Wayne knight) and maybe Henry J waternoose from monsters Inc
Guys I love your lists but you've had a shocker here. How has Carl from Ghost been left out of the list entirely? 😳
He pretty much had to shut down the entire park just to turn off a few cameras on a specific room.
He had to shut off the entire security system, to gain access to the embryo room which was locked by a security door and not leave a trace of evidence. And get past all the island security to make it to the dock.
Lives lost due to greed
@@wasoncethere1228 why is the entire security system on a single circuit? Well not including the raptor paddock.
@@madambutterfly1997 because he needed to get through the electric security gates and in order to do so he had to turn it off.
The fact I love all these movies is terrifying, am I the true backstabber
Yes
The correct answer is a big N-O.
Yes. 😂😂😂😂😂😫
I don't think so.
No, you like seeing backstabbers getting wreck
I’m surprised Carl Bruner from Ghost wasn’t on the list.
That genuinely surprised me.
Same here. Replace Scar with him and then its a good list.
Good call
That's a good one
Did you hear they're making a Ghost part 2.
I hear Patrick Swayze is returning!
@@G0Chiefs why would you replace scar on the list his death was deserving. He got killed by his own underlings that he tried to throw under the bus.
From a TV-Movie Cole from Two-Headed Shark. The guy not only escapes his deadly encounter once by jumping ship and let some of his fellow classmates to be eaten, but then tries to steal a ship only to have sunk by the shark and then gets eaten.
I always loved the line, “You came out of the desert with a new friend, didn’t ya Beni?”
How can you do a top 10 backstabbing without having Tony Gwynn's character betraying Patrick Swayze's character in the movie Ghost
He got his deserved punishment in a scary way first he was killed when our heroic lead ghost pushed him onto broken glass during the final fight then his villainous ghost was dragged off to hell by the reapers.
@@derrickhaggard man, that final part with the reapers coming for him was the scariest shit for me when I saw it as a kid even though it was the bad guy getting punished.
Tony Goldwyn as Carl Bruner. Yeah.
@@derrickhaggard *SPOILERS if for some reason you haven't seen Ghost*
Sam didn't kill Carl, Carl practically killed himself. While Sam did push him around and caused havoc to keep Carl away from the women, it was Carl who swung the lifting thingy (don't know the name) before trying to escape through the window, but as Physics has it, anything that swings in one direction always return to the opposite one, so the lifty thing smashes into the window, which ultimately came down on Carl, piercing through his chest and killing him instantly.
I agree! Why wasn't Carl on this list?
It's fitting that Dennis Nedry got killed by a Dilophosaurus for stealing Dino embryos.
I saw the movie at an orchestra and it was awesome!
Yeah. He got what he deserved.
Yup
What about when Paolo got exposed by Lizzie and Isabella at the IMVAs in The Lizzie McGuire Movie? And let’s not forget about Regina George getting hit by a bus in Mean Girls!
How about Carl and Prospect Place Willie from "Ghost"? Very satisfying deaths, especially when they get taken to hell by the shadow people.
Eve in "All About Eve". Her plan to steal Lloyd from Karen backfires, Margo & Karen remain solid friends and Eve is forced to be with Addison who it's implied will one day betray and supplant Eve for a younger actress just as she did to Margo.
I've seen every one of these movies, and I am very impressed with this list.
I've seen "Jurassic Park" at an orchestra and it was awesome!
I always enjoy seeing backstabbers get their comeuppance in the end.
In the golden era of cinema, there was a rule the villain had to get his comeuppance. It's a Wonderful Life managed to sidestep that rule.
In the book Jurassic Park was based on, it was Hammond who was the backstabber. Nedry was the backstabbee. Michael Crichton described in detail the ways Dennis Nedry was cheated out of his pay and how his boss was changing his contract to get him to do more work for free. The reader is made to see why Nedry would do what he did.
When I saw the list Benny from Mummy was the first one on mind. It is fitting that he is number one on this list.
I feel like Satipo from Indians jones should be here I know he was a minor character but he was still a traitor that got the justice he deserved
Absolutely!
It’s satisfying when backstabbers get what they deserve
Ray Riotta did a fantastic job playing Henry Hill in ‘Goodfellas.’
The real Henry Hill, may he rest in peace.
Is it wrong that I read this in an Asian accent?
Nahhh
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Lol! 😂 It is probabry because he said Ray Riotta instead of Ray Liotta (see what I did there)?
That number 1 always makes me laugh, not just only saying "serve you right". I mean, it's really funny that Beni is tried to be saved, but when the gate is closed and Beni didn't make it, the MC be like "Damn it. So anyway"
Sullivan defintely had it coming. First time I saw that movie, I was so relieved by that revenge killing in honor of the chief and Costigan.
What about Toy Story 2 when they put the Prospector in a little girl's backpack because of his betrayal?
I think Lotso from Toy Story 3 is more fitting
I love when Tank got payback for everyone in The Matrix.
He avenged his Brother Dozer and played an indirect but also important role in saving the World (He saved Lives of Neo and Trinity who would both saved the humanity).
I can't believe the guy from the opening sequence of "Raiders of the Lost Ark" wasn't on this list!
"Throw me the whip!"
When I first saw Jurassic Park and I saw that scene where Nedry was killed by the Dilophosaurus I only had one thought on my mind 'Good Riddance to bad rubbish R.I.P. Fat Boy'.
Fantastic list. Really happy to see Commodus & Burke on there, two of my fav bad guys. But I was getting more worried & worried as the vid rolled... until nr 1 arrived & it WAS Beni! The one that popped up into my head first above all else. What's really awesome about him, which you guys unfortunately didn't put into this, is that Evie even tells him that nasty little fellows such as him always gets their come-upons. What's so great about The Mummy is that it plays with itself & the obvious clichés. "What's the challenge then?" "Rescue the damsel in distress, kill the bad guy, save the world." Perfect summery!
Like many a millennial, Mufassas death was very traumatic for me .
I never understood in The Mummy what the advantage of being on one side of the river or the other was and why they couldn't cross over. They got out easy enough. Didn't seem particularly wide as they seemed able to communicate, even if it was shouting. Maybe they didn't do a good job of conveying the size or depth? And it didn't seem to matter at all as they all arrived at the same anyway.
Mostly delay. With no bridges and few large boats there'd be a delay in getting the people and horses across the river. Rick's party wouldn't have that problem. As to simply crossing over, the Nile is known for its crocodiles. Besides, the script says it's a problem.
Colin Sullivan (played by Oscar winner Matt Damon) got what he freaking deserved before the end of ‘The Departed.’
Yup true.
Satipo (Raiders of the Lost Ark) - his death due to him betraying Indy shows how high the stakes are in Jones' adventures.
Walter Donovan/Elsa Schneider (Last Crusade) - 2 tricky Nazis that also opted to find the Holy Grail for their own benefit.
I would swap out Carl in "Ghost" for Henry Hill but otherwise a very good list this time!
Yup.
Lion king will always be a part of my childhood I played as a hyena in my school play such a memorable experience 😭
My niece was nalas mom
And what about;
Gollum/Smeagol
From The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (2003)
Julia Cotton
From Hellraiser 1 (1987)
Amanda Young
From Saw 3 (2007)
Al Dillon
From Predator 1 (1987)
Roger T. Murdock
From Rambo 2 (1985)
Luther
From Warriors (1979)
Robert DeGuerin
From Eraser (1996)
Benett
From Commando (1985)
Benny
From Total Recall (1990)
Nancy Stalk
From City Cobra (1986)
Richard "Dick" Jones
From RoboCop (1987)
Major Grant
From Die Hard 2 (1990)
How about Fredo Corleone from the Godfather? He backstabbed his own brother.
but he was weak and stupid.
You could almost get a top ten list just from the Godfather! In addition to Fredo, Pauli, who betrayed Vito Corleone, Michael's bodyguard who put the bomb in the car that kills his wife, Carlo who sets up Sunny's murder, Barzini, Virgil Solozzo, and Captain McCloskey, Tessio, and Don Ciccio, who killed all of his family members!
@@edstonick760You're absolutely right. Amazing movies.
Of all the characters, I'd put Carlo #1. Sold out Sonny because he didn't feel respected (not that he deserved to be respected, if the book is any indication).
He and Tessio both die at the end, but both their deaths were fitting.
There was at least an aspect of tragedy to Tessio's demise. Carlo, on the other hand, was a wife-beating, backstabbing, sniveling coward who deserved to have the most agonizing demise possible.
How about Scud from Blade 2? He literally sets up Blade,makes him think he’s in power then betrays him and gets his just deserts.
Jeremy Iron's voice as Scar is Perfection!! Plus, Inglorious Basterds is one of my favorites
9:23 Alan Rickman RIP, you god of an actor
Well done! Could you also do a list of Top 10 TV Series Villains who get what they deserved? I can think of a few from Game of Thrones right off the bat! An old favorite of mine was Ivan from the original Magnum P.I. "Ivan... Did you see the sunrise this morning?"
Saw the thumbnail and I just got done watching JURASSIC PARK! Lol!
This was an epic video! Thank you for this
#10- I think that’s the guy that voiced Al in Toy Story 2, yet another backstabbing character that got what he deserved.
This one that I'm about to name off is not as big as the ones in this video but I think it's worth mentioning. It's also from another Brendan Fraser film. School Ties which is a film I really love now that I've seen it with my wife last year, and it shows how amazing of an actor Brendan Fraser really is if you see this film. Matt Damon plays the bad guy in this and gets what he deserves at the end.
If you don't want a spoiler then don't read this part of the comment. Anyways here it goes.
Matt Damon's character is extremely anti-Semitic while Brendan Fraser the main character plays a Jewish man and Matt Damon's character cheats at a test but everybody blames the Jew because it was a prejudice time back then but finally somebody actually stands up for what is right and points out the truth that it was in fact Matt Damon's character who cheated not the main character Brendan fraser. Sorry I suck at remembering names
The bad guy in ghost should be on list.
Adding The Rat In Departed was absolutely genius👍🏻👍🏻
In the real history, the mad Roman emperor Commodus was murdered by his own personal guards, while in a private bathhouse.
Not nearly as exciting. ;)
@@jedironin380 He was killed because he conducted a campaign of abuse, against the guards' commander.
I believe in the book, Carter Burk actually gets cocooned in the hive and Riply finds him while rescuing Newt.
He pleads for her to kill him
" I can feel it moving inside me. "
Tbh Beni appearance and voice reminds me of a real co worker of mine who almost looks and sounds like him haha! 😂
Very very great epic list I like it a lot very great job mis mojo one of my absolute favorite list ever 💗
Don’t forget Hammond’s nephew in The Lost World: Jurassic Park.
The Tyrannosaurus sure didn't.
Pretty much every villain in the franchise could be included
Honorable mention to the sleezy best friend in Ghost
Here's an idea for you top ten anime backstabbing characters that got what they deserve
Fantastic choice for #1. Beni was hilarious
Kano could have been honorably mentioned.
I was just about to say you forgot our buddy Beni. Glad I watched all the way to the end before commenting!
Keep up the good work!
Yeah...when Hill delivered his final monologue, I definitely thought: "Let me play for you on the world's tiniest violin."
my thoughts exactly. A deeply immoral person betrays the rest of his deeply immoral crew to save his skin and then proceeds to... live? Like the rest of us? That is "what he deserved"??
I love that movie, one of my top 10 ever, but they were all killers
Nedry was overworked and underpaid and saw an opportunity to screw over his employer and literally jump ship to their main competitor with the trade secrets in tow. He may have slightly overdone it but you can't say that many people in 2022 wouldn't emphasize with his situation.
Why do socialists always empathize with the bad guys? Almost like you're the bad guys.....🤔
That was in the novel
Uh.... hey i think you mean "empathize." Not "emphasize." If you wanna resent my telling you, it's your grammar, soumd stupid with it if you want 😊
It’s not made clear in the film but the ‘financial problems’ Hammond alludes to are the fact that Nedry has massive gambling debts so ‘underpaid’ is relative bc he needs to pay back the money and live on what’s left - hence John saying ‘I don’t blame people for their mistakes but I do ask that they pay for them’ , meaning Dennis needs to suffer the consequences of his actions/choices… Dennis being the slimy git he is views the betrayal of InGen and Hammond as nothing more than an easy ‘get rich quick’ means to an end so the fact he ends up Dilophosaurus chow is very satisfying to a lot of people
@@cazia9 John Hammond in the film was almost opposite to the character as written. In the film he was a charming visionary who was overconfident in the tech he paid to have developed, and in the end saw the error of his ways (very 'Disney'). In the book he was predatory, deceitful and avaricious - almost a parody of 19th century robber barons.
Carter Burke ? Okay you got that ! Nicely done, WM !
Scar was one messed up lion lol
This is my favorite thumbnail on this channel so far!
HEY O’CONNELL IT LOOKS LIKE I GOT ALL THE HORSES!!
HEY, BENI! LOOKS TO ME LIKE YOU'RE ON THE WRONG SIDE IF THE RIVER!
I ❤️ that thumbnail !!!
I don’t know what’s with me, but I see that face and I think of baby Sinclair saying “Gotta Love Me!”
How about my picks for this list:
10. Fiona Voulpe ("Thunderball")
Motive: unknowingly saved 007's life while working for S.P.E.C.T.R.E, starts romancing him, and tries to kill him.
9. Commander Krill ("Under Seige")
Motive: The captain takes pity on chief Casey Ryback. Krill invites CIA lunatics to take over the U.S.S MISSOURI and plots to sell nuclear Tomahawk missiles.
8. Sid Phillips ("Toy Story")
Motive: Tortures toys for kicks, bullies arcade games at Pizza Planet, torments his little sister, and orders explosives under his mother's name.
7. Jim Phelps ("Mission: Impossible")
Motive. Sets up his entire IMF team and tries to frame Ethan Hunt.
6. Dennis Nedry ("Jurassic Park")
Motive: Plots to steam dino embryos from the park and shuts down security systems, fences, and phone lines (he was lucky he didn't shut down the raptor fences).
5. Kathy Morningside ("Miss Congeniality")
Motive: Hires professional assassin to make Miss United States beauty pagent a blast (literally), outfoxes FBI agents and K-9 units searching the arena, and fools feds out of the equation.
4. Scar ("The Lion King")
Motive: Jealous of Simba as first-in-line to be king of Pride Rock, kills Mufasa and tries to kill Simba, and turns Pride Lands into utter ruin.
3. William Clayton ("Tarzan")
Motive: Goes after gorillas to trap them for large sum of money and double-crosses Jane and her father.
2. Alec Travylean aka 006 ("Goldeneye")
Motive: Fakes his own death to get back at MI6 and London and starts a new life as mysterious crime lord known as Janis.
1. Carl Buner ("Ghost")
Motive: Helps Harlem thug kill his best friend to launder millions of dollars to big-time drug dealers.
Dishonorable mentions:
Stinky Pete ("Toy Story 2")
Agent Gibbs ("Air Force One")
Anakin Skywalker ("Star Wars Episode 3: Revenge Of The Sith")
Billy Loomis ("Scream")
George Washington Duke ("Rocky V")
Chief Harold Lutz ("Beverly Hills Cop 2")
do a Top 10 greatest gun battles of all time
5:50 "Believe it or not, you piece of shit, you're still gonna burn!" That line of Tank's gets me every time! 😄😄😅😅😂😂🤣🤣
Scar absolutely for killing mufasa
Definitely! It’s so satisfying when he is killed by the hyenas.
Indeed, and i honestly don't blame the Hyenas for betraying Scar i mean he was willing to throw them under the bus just to save his own skin and so being batrayed and killed by his own underlings was the best kind of karma for Scar.
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Well done Sir.
Fun Fact: Animaniacs' "The Goodfeathers" was based of "Good Fellas"
I loved that show
@@littlesongbird1 me too!! It's too bad it's not part of the Reboot.
Greg Lee from the movie "The Relic". For those who have never seen the movie, a monster called the Kothoga needs to eat a specific part of the human brain to survive. Greg Lee works at the Natural History Museum in Chicago where he is attempting to get a grant that Heroine Margo Green is also applying for. The museum is also where the killings happen. On the night of a Gala Opening for a new exhibit into the supernatural, Greg overhears Tom, one of the directors talking to a guard about locking down the labs. Margo is still in the labs but Greg lies and says it's completely empty. He later gets killed by the Kothoga.
You left out Meredith Johnson (Demi Moore) in “Disclosure” (1994).
Nice mixed list
You guys forgot to mention Carl from Ghost. I really hate that character!
Yup he did got what coming for him too.
Don't forget Fredo (The Godfather), Alec & Boris (GoldenEye), Sentinel Prime (TransFormers: DOTM) & Jim Phelps (Mission Impossible)
🎵Guess I got what I deserved 🎵
- Badgfinger, Baby Blue
Great vid
Light Yagami - Death Note 2: The Last Name
Katherine - Cruel Intentions
Saluk - Aladdin and the King of Thieves
Kazuya Mishima - Tekken (2010)
Nizam - The Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time
It's a shame they took out the fate of Peggy Brandt in The Mask. In a deleted scene, which is present in the comic book, Peggy (a news reporter) betrays Stanley Ipkiss and gets the mask of Loki to Dorien Tyrell, the big bad. She then gets freaked out by Dorien and tries to make a swift exit. His response is to grab Peggy, tell her she always wanted to be on the front page... and throw her in a newspaper press. The newspaper prints out a front page with photo of Peggy saying "News Reporter K*lled In Freak Accident" - and it's not red ink that's used in the printout... very gruesome and an ironically fitting ending for Peggy.
Ellis was not exactly a traitor. He had every chance to reveal the true identity of Miss Gennaro so she could be used against one certain cowboy right away. Instead of that he put himself in the line of fire. It makes him more ambivalent than being simply a traitor.
The bigger backstabber was Major Grant from Die Hard 2.
I love Christoph Waltz as Hans Landa in Inglorious Basterds. Stand out performance in the film 😍
My favorites were Carter J. Burke and Colin Sullivan. I wanted to rip those two to shreds.