Best Fantasy Movie Quotes

1. Inigo Montoya from The Princess Bride – “Hello. My name is Inigo Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die.”
2. The Wicked Witch of the West from The Wizard of Oz – “I’ll get you, my pretty, and your little dog too!”

3. Gollum from The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers - “My precious.”
4. Harry Bailey from It‘s a Wonderful Life - “A toast to my big brother George: The richest man in town.”
5. The Black Knight from Monty Python and the Holy Grail - “It’s just a flesh wound.”
6. Betelgeuse from Beetle Juice – “I’m the ghost with the most, babe.”
7. Obi-Wan Kenobi from Star Wars - “Use the force, Luke.”
8. Knight #1 from Monty Python and the Holy Grail - “We are the Knights who say… NI.”
9. Dorothy from The Wizard of Oz – “There’s no place like home.”
10. Carl Denham from King Kong (1933) – “Oh, no, it wasn’t the airplanes. It was Beauty killed the Beast.”

Best Sci-Fi Movie Quotes

11. Han Solo from Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope - “May the Force be with you.”
12. E.T. from E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial - “E.T. phone home.”
13. The Terminator from The Terminator – “I’ll be back.”
14. George Taylor from Planet of the Apes – “Take your stinking paws off me, you damned dirty ape!”
15. Det. Robert Thorn from Soylent Green – “Soylent Green is people!”
16. Darth Vader from The Empire Strikes Back - “I am your father.”
17. The Terminator from Terminator 2: Judgment Day - “Hasta la vista, baby.”
18. Neo from The Matrix – “I know kung fu.”
19. Dave Bowman from 2001: A Space Odyssey – “Open the pod bay doors, HAL.”
20. Nada from They Live – “I have come here to chew bubble gum and kick ass, and I’m all out of bubble gum.”

Best Comedy Movie Quotes

21. President Merkin Muffley from Dr. Strangelove - “Gentlemen, you can’t fight in here! This is the War Room!”
22. Capt. Geoffrey T. Spaulding from Animal Crackers – “One morning I shot an elephant in my pajamas. How he got in my pajamas, I don’t know.”
23. John “Bluto” Blutarsky from National Lampoon’s Animal House – “Toga! Toga!”
24. Howard Beale from Network – “I’m as mad as hell, and I’m not going to take this anymore!”
25. Jessica Rabbit from Who Framed Roger Rabbit – “I’m not bad. I’m just drawn that way.”
26. Oliver from Sons of the Desert - “Well, here’s another nice mess you’ve gotten me into!”
27. Dexter from The Naughty Nineties – “Who’s on First?”
28. Trent from Swingers – “Vegas, baby.”
29. Forrest Gump from Forrest Gump – “Mama always said life was like a box of chocolates. You never know what you’re gonna get.”
30. Mr. Maguire from The Graduate – “Plastics.”

Best Crime Movie Quotes

31. Vito Corleone from The Godfather – “I’m going to make him an offer he can’t refuse.”
32. Jarrett James from White Heat - “Made it, Ma! Top of the world!”
33. “Dirty” Harry Callahan from Sudden Impact - “Go ahead, make my day.”
34. Clyde Barrow from Bonnie and Clyde – “We rob banks.”
35. Tony Montana from Scarface – “Say hello to my little friend!”
36. Michael Corleone from Godfather III - “Just when I thought I was out, they pull me back in.”
37. “Dirty” Harry Callahan from Dirty Harry - “You’ve got to ask yourself one question: ‘Do I feel lucky?’ Well, do ya, punk?”
38. Duffy from Chinatown – “Forget it, Jake, it’s Chinatown.”
39. Sonny Wortzik from Dog Day Afternoon - “Attica! Attica!”
40. Michael Corleone fro The Godfather Part II – “Keep your friends close, but your enemies closer.”

Best Sports Movie Quotes

41. Rod Tidwell from Jerry Maguire – “Show me the money!”
42. Shoeless Joe Jackson from Field of Dreams – “If you build it, he will come.”
43. Lou Gehrig from The Pride of the Yankees – “Today, I consider myself the luckiest man on the face of the earth.”
44. Carl Spackler from Caddyshack – “Cinderella story. Outta nowhere. A former greenskeeper, now, about to become the Masters champion. It looks like a
mirac…It’s in the hole! It’s in the hole! It’s in the hole!”
45. Jimmy Dugan from A League of Their Own - “There’s no crying in baseball!”
46. Knute Rockne from Knute Rockne, All American – “Tell ‘em to go out there with all they got and win just one for the Gipper.”
47. Rocky Balboa from Rocky – “Yo, Adrian!”
48. Harry Doyle from Major League - “Juuuust a bit outside!”
49. Happy Gilmore from Happy Gilmore – “The price is wrong, bitch!”
50. Gale Sayers from Brian’s Song – “I love Brian Piccolo. And tonight, when you hit your knees, please ask God to love him.”

Best Dramatic Movie Quotes

51. Terry Malloy from On the Waterfront – “You don’t understand! I coulda had class. I coulda been a contender. I could’ve been somebody, instead of a bum,
which is what I am.”
52. Ratso Rizzo from Midnight Cowboy – “I’m walking here! I’m walking here!”
53. Margo Channing from All About Eve - “Fasten your seatbelts. It’s going to be a bumpy night.”
54. Travis Bickle from Taxi Driver – “You talkin’ to me?”
55. Col. Nathan Jessup from A Few Good Men - “You can’t handle the truth!“
56. Hillbilly from Deliverance – “I bet you can squeal like a pig.”
57. Captain from Cool Hand Luke - “What we’ve got here is failure to communicate.”
58. Dr. Christian Szell from Marathon Man - “Is it safe?”
59. Lt. Col. Bill Kilgore from Apocalypse Now - “I love the smell of napalm in the morning!”
60. William Wallace from Braveheart – “They may take away our lives, but they’ll never take our freedom!”

Best Romantic Movie Quotes

61. Rhett Butler from Gone with the Wind - “Frankly, my dear, I don’t give a damn.”
62. Jennifer Cavilleri Barrett from Love Story - “Love means never having to say you’re sorry.”
63. Customer from When Harry Met Sally - “I’ll have what she’s having.”
64. Jack Dawson from Titanic – “I’m the king of the world!”
65. Johnny Castle from Dirty Dancing - “Nobody puts ‘Baby’ in a corner.”
66. Rick Blaine from Casablanca – “We’ll always have Paris.”
67. Marie “Slim” Browning from To Have and Have Not – “You know how to whistle, don’t you, Steve? You just put your lips together and blow.”
68. Ilsa Lund from Casablanca – “Play it, Sam. Play ‘As Time Goes By.’”
69. Scarlet O’Hara from Gone with the Wind – “After all, tomorrow is another day!”
70. Rick Blaine from Casablanca - “Here’s looking at you, kid.”

Best Scary Movie Quotes

71. Hannibal Lecter from The Silence of the Lambs – “A census taker once tried to test me. I ate his liver with some fava beans and a nice Chianti.”
72. Martin Brody from Jaws – “You’re gonna need a bigger boat.”
73. Norman Bates from Psycho – “A boy’s best friend is his mother.”
74. Cole Sear from The Sixth Sense - “I see dead people.”
75. Henry Frankenstein from Frankenstein – “It’s alive! It’s alive!”
76. Count Dracula from Dracula – “Listen to them. Children of the night. What music they make.”
77. Jack Torrance from The Shining - “Here’s Johnny!”
78. Johnny from Night of the Living Dead - “They’re coming to get you, Barbra.”
79. Father McGruder from Braindead – “I kick ass for the Lord!”
80. Carol Anne Freeling from Poltergeist – “They’re here!”

Best Action Movie Quotes

81. John McClane from Die Hard - “Yippie-ki-yay, motherfucker.”
82. Lt. Pete “Maverick” Mitchell and Lt. Nick “Goose” Bradshaw from Top Gun - “I feel the need—the need for speed!”
83. James Bond from Dr. No - “Bond. James Bond.”
84. Indiana Jones from Raiders of the Lost Ark - “Snakes! Why did it have to be snakes?”
85. Luther from The Warriors - “Warriors, come out to play.”
86. Roger Murtaugh from Lethal Weapon - “I’m too old for this shit.”
87. Dutch from Predator – “If it bleeds, we can kill it.”
88. Roger Murtaugh from Lethal Weapon – “Go spit.”
89. Tyler Durden from Fight Club - “First rule of Fight Club is–you do not talk about Fight Club.”
90. James Bond from Goldfinger – “Shaken, not stirred.”

Best Classic Movie Quotes

91. Dorothy from The Wizard of Oz - “Toto, I’ve got a feeling we’re not in Kansas anymore.”
92. “Gold Hat” from The Treasure of the Sierra Madre - “Badges? We ain’t got no badges! We don’t need no badges! I don’t have to show you any stinking badges!”
93. Norma Desmond from Sunset Boulevard - “All right, Mr. DeMille, I’m ready for my close-up.”
94. Joey Starrett from Shane – “Shane. Shane. Come back!”
95. Stanley Kowalski from A Streetcar Named Desire – “Stella! Hey, Stella!”
96. Virgil Tibbs from In the Heat of the Night - “They call me Mister Tibbs!”
97. Lady Lou from She Done Him Wrong - “Why don’t you come up sometime and see me?”
98. Sherlock Holmes from The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes - “Elementary, my dear Watson.”
99. Benjamin Braddock from The Graduate - “Mrs. Robinson, you’re trying to seduce me. Aren’t you?”
100. Charles Foster Kane from Citizen Kane - “Rosebud.”

See also:

• Best Movie Quotes
• Predator Quotes

Paz Campos Trigo (later known as Paz Vega) was born on January 2nd, 1976 in Seville, Andalucia, Spain. Her father was a retired bullfighter and her mother was a housewife. She developed the acting bug at age 15, and she later studied theatre and journalism until the age of 20.

She made her television debut on the Spanish series Menudo es mi padre, and her first film was Mas alla del jardin. Her breakout role came in 1999 with 7 Vidas, a Spanish version of the hit series Friends. From there, she received acting roles opposite Adam Sandler (Spanglish) and Morgan Freeman (10 Items or Less). These last two roles boosted her international appeal, and she’s currently working on a number of English-language projects (as well as doing some modeling).

Keep an eye on Paz Vega, as I’m predicting you’ll see her around for many years to come.

Paz Vega Movies

There are a surprising number of Paz Vega movies out there to be enjoyed, and the following list details all her work in motion pictures up until this writing. If you’ve ever had an interest in Paz Vega movies, then this is the place to start.

1997 – Más allá del jardín

1998 – Perdón, perdón

1999 – Zapping

Sobreviviré

2000 – Nadie conoce a nadie

El chico en la puerta (short film)

2001 – Lucía y el sexo

Sólo mía (Spanish)

2002 - Hable con ella

El otro lado de la cama

Novo

2003 - Carmen

2004 – Di que sí

Spanglish

2006 - 10 Items or Less

Los Borgia

Fade to Black

2007 – Teresa, el cuerpo de Cristo

La Masseria Delle Allodole

2008 – The Human Contract

The Spirit

2009 - Not Forgotten

The Six Wives of Henry Lefay

Triage

Burning Palms

2010 – Castro’s Daughter

2011 – The Flower of Evil

Paz Vega Pictures

I’ll start with a few Paz Vega pictures to tide you over, and then I’ll include links to some additional sites where you can find even more Paz Vega pictures.

Now for a few links to more sexy Paz Vega pictures:

• Ask Men – Includes a Paz Vega bio, Paz Vega pictures, and even Paz Vega videos. Her overall hotness is broken down into categories such as sex appeal and success.
• iCelebZ.com – This site has a few pop-ups, but it’s worth wading through them to enjoy the over 200 Paz Vega pictures that are included.

Paz Vega Video

For those of you who are desperate to see a Paz Vega video, just check out the following item. Paz directed this short herself, and she gets a lesson in soccer from superstar Thierry Henry. She can’t kick a ball worth a damn, but she looks good in a pair of shorts, and that accent is absolutely adorable.

Paz Vega Websites

If you’re looking for Paz Vega websites, give the following a try:

• Paz Vega Official Website – The official home of the lovely Spanish actress. Can be enjoyed in either English or Spanish.
• Paz Vega Online – From the latest Paz Vega pictures to the latest Paz Vega news, this site has a little bit of everything.
• Celebrity Wonder – A number of links to quality Paz Vega fansites. You can also check out sites that specialize in Paz Vega photos, Paz Vega polls, Paz Vega movies, and Paz Vega profiles.

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• Good Alec Baldwin Movies – Good Steve Martin Movies

Greatest Sci-Fi Movie Villains

1. Darth Vader (James Earl Jones/David Prowse) from The Empire Strikes Back – The greatest villain in the history of cinema, Vader remains tragic despite his penchant for evil.
2. The Terminator (Arnold Schwarzenegger) from The Terminator – This cyborg from the future guns down cops, housewives, and anyone else who gets in his way. The role that made Ah-nuld a star.
3. Agent Smith (Hugo Weaving) from The Matrix- A cold-hearted computer program, Agent Smith tracks down Neo and his friends with ruthless efficiency. Weaving’s great vocal work really puts this character over the top.
4. Khan Noonien Singh (Ricardo Montalban) from Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan – A genetically engineered tyrant with a major grudge against Captain James T. Kirk and the crew of the Enterprise. Check out that great ‘80s hair. Kiiiiirrrrrkkkk!
5. Hal 9000 (voiced by Douglas Rain) from 2001: A Space Odyssey – When it comes to whacking astronauts, nobody’s better than this pleasant-voiced killer computer.
6. Alex DeLarge (Malcolm McDowell) from A Clockwork Orange – Sneaky and sadistic, Alex DeLarge is everything that’s wrong with the youth culture all rolled up into one sneering package. He loves his Ludwig Van, though.
7. Godzilla from Gojira – The first movie monster to wreak destruction on a wide scale, Godzilla remains king after all these years.
8. The Xenomorph (Bolaji Badejo) from Alien – From the facehugger to the alien queen, this acid-blooded species is more than a match for battle-hardened space marines. Only brunette science officers seem to stand a chance.
9. The Predator (Kevin Peter Hall) from Predator – You know you’re a badass when it takes Arnold Schwarzenegger to bring you down. It’s funny to think that Jean-Claude Van Damme was originally cast in this role.
10. Biff Tannen (Thomas F. Wilson) from the Back to the Future Part II – A poster boy for moronic bullies, Tannen terrorized Marty McFly in all three Back to the Future films.

Greatest Western Movie Villains

11. Angel Eyes (Lee Van Cleef) from The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly – The archenemy of Blondie and Tuco, this blue-eyed killer would do anything to get his hands on a stash of stolen gold.
12. Jack Wilson (Jack Palance) from Shane – Gunning down innocents with a creepy grin on his face, Jack Wilson was the perfect foil for the noble Shane (Alan Ladd).
13. Liberty Valance (Lee Marvin) from The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance – The epitome of an Old West bully, it took the combined courage of John Wayne and Jimmy Stewart to bring him down.
14. Frank (Henry Fonda) from Once Upon a Time in the West – Killing children and cripples alike, nobody on this list is more ruthless than Frank. Crime does pay, however, as he managed to bed the insanely hot Claudia Cardinale.
15. Rufus Hennessey (Burl Ives) from The Big Country- Hennessey, a desperate rancher, gets a lot of people killed in his feud with another cattleman. But he eventually admits his mistake, and we’re treated to two old men blasting away at one another. Burl Ives won an Oscar for this role.
16. Cicero Grimes (Richard Boone) from Hombre – Stealing and kidnapping–it’s all in a day’s work for the crude Cicero Grimes.
17. Asa Watts (Bruce Dern) from The Cowboys - He killed John Wayne, for crying out loud. If that doesn’t deserve a spot on the list, then what does?
18. Calvera (Eli Wallach) from The Magnificent Seven - This scummy Mexican bandit torments a farming village and steals their food, but it’s curtains when men like Yul Brynner and Steve McQueen come to their aid.
19. Little Bill Daggett (Gene Hackman) from Unforgiven – If you come to Little Bill’s town causing trouble, expect a whipping, beating, or worse. Not much of a carpenter, though.
20. John Herod (Gene Hackman) from The Quick and the Dead – About as vile as they come, Herod will kill anyone who stands in his way (including priests and his own son). A flashback involving a sheriff and his young daughter cinch Herod’s place on the list.

Greatest Horror Movie Villains

21. Norman Bates (Anthony Perkins) from Psycho – He’s a boy who loves his mother, but he also loves stabbing hotel guests to death with a butcher knife. Hey, nobody’s perfect.
22. Freddy Krueger (Robert Englund) from A Nightmare on Elm Street – After being burned to death by angry parents, this child killer returns to murder teens in their dreams. A legitimate horror icon.
23. Leatherface (Gunnar Hansen) from The Texas Chainsaw Massacre - He’s not real bright, but this hulking country boy does carry a massive chainsaw. He’s also a transvestite for at least one movie.
24. Jigsaw (Tobin Bell) from Saw – Dying of cancer, the Jigsaw Killer wants to make others appreciate life. Apparently, this is best accomplished by placing people in gruesome deathtraps. Who knew?
25. Michael Myers (Nick Castle) from Halloween – Pure evil in a human form, this infamous slasher has the blackest eyes…the devil’s eyes. Still, he wasn’t actually as creepy as Dr. Loomis (Donald Pleasence).
26. Dracula (Christopher Lee) from Horror of Dracula – Tall and giving off all kinds of erotic vibes, the Christopher Lee version of Dracula still reigns supreme.
27. Jason Voorhees (Kane Hodder) from Jason X – Whether he’s wearing a potato sack on his head or killing teens in outer space, no slasher can boast the body count of Jason.
28. Pinhead (Doug Bradley) from Hellraiser – The leader of the Cenobites, Pinhead’s got a real thing for making people suffer. The British accent also helps the creep factor.
29. Pamela Voorhees (Betsy Palmer) from Friday the 13th - When her son drowns due to the neglect of camp counselors, Mrs. Voorhees goes looking for revenge. She gets it, and a horror franchise is born.
30. Chucky (Brad Douriff) from Child’s Play - As if guys in hockey masks weren’t terrifying enough, Hollywood decided to bring us Chucky. This pint-sized terror is actually the spirit of a serial killer trapped in the body of a child’s doll. The creepy voice of actor Brad Douriff really seals the deal.

Greatest Thriller Movie Villains

31. Hannibal Lecter (Anthony Hopkins) from The Silence of the Lambs – A brilliant doctor, an expert on the arts, and a complete nut with a taste for human flesh. So why do we still root for him?
32. Frank Booth (Dennis Hopper) from Blue Velvet - It’s hard not to like a guy who sniffs nitrous oxide just before banging Isabella Rossellini.
33. Max Cady (Robert De Niro) from Cape Fear - The ultimate deranged redneck, Cady puts his former lawyer’s family through hell–even going so far as to seduce his teenage daughter.
34. John Doe (Kevin Spacey) from Se7en – This deranged killer actually pulls off all his murders before finally being dispatched at the time and place of his choosing. “John Doe has the upper hand.” No sh*t.
35. Jack Torrance (Jack Nicholson) from The Shining - Jack Nicholson is at his leering best as a struggling author slowly driven mad by the haunted hotel he’s staying in. “Here’s Johnny!”
36. The Shark from Jaws – His first on-screen appearance made Roy Scheider–and audiences around the world–jump out of their skin. Even to this day, his theme music makes swimmers slightly nervous.
37. Reverend Harry Powell (Robert Mitchum) from The Night of the Hunter – A crazed preacher and serial killer with the words “Love” and “Hate” tattooed on his knuckles. This was Robert Mitchum’s favorite role, and rightfully so.
38. Dr. Christian Szell (Laurence Olivier) from Marathon Man - What’s more terrifying than a deranged dentist? Try a deranged Nazi dentist.
39. Annie Wilkes (Kathy Bates) from Misery – While seemingly calm most of the time, this literary groupie was capable of going nuts in an instant. The scene where James Caan is hobbled remains a classic.
40. Alex Forrest (Glenn Close) from Fatal Attraction - Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned. That pretty much sums up this crazy rabbit murderer.

Greatest Action Movie Villains

41. Hans Gruber (Alan Rickman) from Die Hard - The ultimate movie villain, Hans is devious, fashion-conscious, and everything than John McClane isn’t. It’s amazing to think that this was Rickman’s first movie role.
42. Norman Stansfield (Gary Oldman) from The Professional- Popping pills and gunning down entire families, Gary Oldman plays this crooked cop with mind-bending gusto.
43. Gunnery Sergeant Hartman (R. Lee Ermey) from Full Metal Jacket – Charged with preparing young soldiers for Vietnam, this tough-as-nails drill instructor drives one of his students over the edge. But payback, as they say, is a bitch.
44. Mr. Joshua (Gary Busey) from Lethal Weapon - With a high pain threshold and mastery of the martial arts, Mr. Joshua proves to be a fitting nemesis for Martin Riggs. Being played by Gary Busey also gives this villain an extra level of crazy.
45. Gogo Yubari (Chiaki Kuriyama) from Kill Bill Vol. 1 – This one’s probably a stretch, but I couldn’t pass up the opportunity to include this hot Asian assassin and her fantasy-inducing schoolgirl outfit. Too bad she couldn’t have triumphed over Uma Thurman and her gnarly-looking toes.
46. Staff Sgt. Bob Barnes (Tom Berenger) from Platoon – Barnes kills a Vietnamese villager and then murders one of his own to cover it up. He’s also got a bitchin’ facial scar in case anyone gets confused about who the villain is.
47. Chong Li (Bolo Yeung) from Bloodsport – Not satisfied with just beating his opponents, Chong Li delights in crippling and killing. But even his tricky white powder couldn’t beat the slow-motion fury of Jean-Claude Van Damme.
48. Jon (Ken Lo) from Drunken Master II - When the original actor suffered injuries, Jackie Chan’s bodyguard stepped in and participated in one of the greatest fight scenes to ever be filmed.
49. Sho’nuff (Julius Carry) from The Last Dragon - The baddest man in Harlem, Sho’nuff even has glowing kung-fu hands. Nobody from Breakin’ 2: Electric Boogaloo can make that claim.
50. Ivan Drago (Dolph Lundgren) from Rocky IV - When he kills Apollo Creed in the ring, you just know that this big Russian is going to get his comeuppance courtesy of Rocky Balboa.

Greatest James Bond Movie Villains

51. Auric Goldfinger (Gert Frobe) from Goldfinger – “No, Mr. Bond, I expect you to die.” Classic Bond villain with a major gold fetish.
52. Rosa Klebb (Lotte Lenya) in From Russia with Love - Tough as nails, this old battleaxe was way more dangerous than she looked.
53. Ernst Stavro Blofeld (Donald Pleasence) from You Only Live Twice - A creepy scar and a white cat, Blofeld inspired multiple generations of diabolic geniuses.
54. 006 (Sean Bean) from Goldeneye – What could be more dangerous than a villain with all of Bond’s training?
55. Xenia Onatopp (Famke Janssen) from Goldeneye – Tall, sexy and crazy. At least she gave her victims a roll in the hay before she killed them.
56. Max Zorin (Christopher Walken) from A View to a Kill - Christopher Walken played him, so you know he’s nuts.
57. Jaws (Richard Kiel) from The Spy Who Loved Me - With his great strength and steel teeth, Jaws actually fought Bond in two movies and lived to talk about it.
58. Oddjob (Harold Sakata) from Goldfinger – The Asian henchman with the flying hat. Classic stuff.
59. Donald “Red” Grant (Robert Shaw) in From Russia with Love – This badass killer almost had Bond’s number. Great fight sequence in a train compartment.
60. Mr. Wint and Mr. Kidd (Bruce Glover and Putter Smith) from Diamonds Are Forever - A bizarre pair of assassins who bickered like an old married couple.

Greatest Animated Movie Villains

61. The Queen (Lucille La Verne) from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs - Obsessed with killing Snow White because some crazy mirror thought the girl was more attractive.
62. Cruella De Vil (Betty Lou Gerson) from 101 Dalmatians - She kills dogs?! That’s enough to make the list.
63. Light Yagami (Mamoru Miyano) from Death Note - Just by writing someone’s name in his special book, Light could determine when and how they died. Originally meant to only kill criminals, it soon extended to anyone who got on his nerves.
64. Griffith (Toshiyuki Morikawa) from Berserk – Handsome and well-mannered, Griffith turns out to be a power-hungry madman willing to rape his own friend.
65. Maleficent (Eleanor Audley) from Sleeping Beauty - After being snubbed for a christening, this powerful sorceress begins to obsess on the innocent Aurora. She looked kinda hot, though.
66. Orochimaru (Kujira) from Naruto – An evil ninja with a desire for immortality. Is there anything worse?
67. Lucy (Sanae Kobayashi) from Elfen Lied - She looks really cute until she’s using her wacky powers to throw your severed arms across the room.
68. Yakushiji Tenzen (Sho Hayami) from Basilisk – An ageless ninja who shares his body with a demonic parasite, Tenzen is a skilled swordsman and master manipulator.
69. Jafar (Jonathan Freeman) from Aladdin – A devious sorcerer and politician who eventually got the powers of a genie.
70. Scar (Jeremy Irons) from The Lion King - Murders his own brother in a mad quest for power. Jeremy Irons just oozes evil in this role.

Greatest Crime Movie Villains

71. Tommy DeVito (Joe Pesci) from Goodfellas – Whether he’s shooting neighborhood kids or stomping rivals to death, Tommy is definitely the most volatile character even captured in a mob movie. Even more impressive, Pesci manages to actually make the guy likable from time to time.
72. Uncle Charlie Oakley (Joseph Cotton) from Shadow of a Doubt – A serial murderer who marries women and then kills them for their money, Uncle Charlie eventually turns on his own niece when she begins to suspect. Hitchcock’s favorite film.
73. Alonzo Harris (Denzel Washington) from Training Day - King Kong ain’t got sh*t on this corrupt L.A. narcotics officer.
74. Tony Montana (Al Pacino) from Scarface – A criminal from Cuba, Tony immigrates to the U.S. and begins to live the American dream–with disastrous results.
75. Verbal Kint (Kevin Spacey) from The Usual Suspects - Spacey gives a great performance as the cowardly crook with more than a few secrets.
76. Hans Beckert (Peter Lorre) from M – A sympathetic child murderer? Lorre really outdoes himself in this role.
77. Micky Knox (Woody Harrelson) in Natural Born Killers- Like a murderous force of nature, Micky kills everyone who gets in his path. Expect the usual Oliver Stone weirdness.
78. Mr. Blonde (Michael Madsen) from Reservoir Dogs - Whether he’s dancing around with a straight razor or killing cops, this big psycho will have you rooting for the bad guys.
79. Anton Chigurh (Javier Bardem) from No Country for Old Men – He’s got a dorky haircut, but everything else about this hitman is 100% evil.
80. Patrick Bateman (Christian Bale) from American Psycho- A deadly yuppie with an obsession for personal hygiene, business cards and Phil Collins.

Greatest Fantasy Movie Villains

81. The Wicked Witch of the West (Margaret Hamilton) from The Wizard of Oz - She employs flying monkeys as henchmen, and she seems obsessed with killing a young girl and her dog. And what’s up with the green skin?
82. Lord Voldemort (Ralph Fiennes) from Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix – The boogieman of the Harry Potter series, He-Who-Is-Not-To-Be-Named murdered Harry’s parents and tried to do the same to our young hero.
83. Sauron from The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring – I got goosebumps when Sauron appeared on the battlefield and starting kicking ass.
84. Lord of Darkness (Tim Curry) from Legend – No doubt driven mad by his oversized horns, The Lord of Darkness gets it in for a young Tom Cruise.
85. David Lo Pan (James Hong) from Big Trouble in Little China - One part elderly Asian businessman and one part badass Chinese sorcerer.
86. Mr. Potter (Lionel Barrymore) from It’s a Wonderful Life - Nothing but a scurvy little spider.
87. Thulsa Doom (James Earl Jones) from Conan the Barbarian - One of the rare opportunities to see James Earl Jones cast as a villain. It’s certainly worth it.
88. The Kurgan (Clancy Brown) from Highlander – With his shaved head and neck held together by safety pins, this immortal warrior is a sight to behold. Too bad Christopher Lambert had his number.
89. Beetlejuice (Michael Keeton) from Beetlejuice – The ghost with the most, Beetlejuice delights on terrorizing the likes of Alec Baldwin and Robert Goulet.
90. Viktor (Bill Nighy) from Underworld – While he may look a little sickly, this vampire ruler can kill with the best of them. And he also got to bite Kate Beckinsale on the neck. Yum.

Greatest Comic Book Movie Villains

91. The Joker (Heath Ledger) from The Dark Knight - While Nicholson played it for laughs, Ledger went in a whole other direction. Gotta love that magic trick in his opening scene.
92. Magneto (Ian McKellen) from X-Men - Ian McKellen as a super villain? Sign me up.
93. Gabriel (Tilda Swinton) from Constantine – When it comes to sheer nuttiness, it’s really hard to rival this servant of God, especially when she’s looking to unleash Satan’s son onto Earth.
94. Nuada Silverlance (Luke Goss) from Hellboy II: The Golden Army – A badass elf who tires of humans messing up the planet. He’s also got a hot–but kind of creepy-looking–twin sister.
95. Xerxes (Rodrigo Santoro) from 300 – Big and freaky with a love for bling, Xerxes is the guy you hope you don’t meet in a prison shower.
96. The Joker (Jack Nicholson) from Batman – “This town needs an enema!” Not nearly as dark as Ledger’s version, but still a lot of fun.
97. Lee Woo-Jin (Yu Ji-tae) from Oldboy – Based on a manga, Oldboy features the vengeful Lee Woo-Jin, a handsome fellow who’ll imprison you for years and then hypnotize you into falling in love with your own daughter. Talk about payback!
98. Green Goblin (Willem Dafoe) from Spider-Man - Dafoe is great at playing crazy, especially when he’s talking to himself in a mirror.
99. Kevin (Elijah Wood) from Sin City - Who would’ve thought that Mr. Frodo could be so creepy as a near-mute serial killer?
100. General Zod (Terence Stamp) from Superman II - He tries to make Superman kneel, but this baddie from the Phantom Zone gets his in the end.

Post-apocalyptic Sci Fi Movies to See Before You Die

Whether the world was destroyed by plague, nuclear war or some other nightmarish event, these films take place on an Earth where day-to-day survival has become the greatest challenge.

1. Planet of the Apes (1968) – Charlton Heston plays an astronaut who ends up on a world run by intelligent (and often vicious) apes. The final scene is one of the most iconic in movie history. “Damned dirty apes!”

2. A Boy and His Dog – In an irradiated wasteland, a young boy (Don Johnson) and his telepathic dog engage in a constant search for food, water and women. It’s based on a short story by Harlan Ellison, so you know it’s gonna be filled with all manner of violence and dark humor.

3. Tank Girl – Lori Petty stars as a post-apocalyptic girl with a tank. During her adventures, she butts heads with the evil Kesslee (Malcolm McDowell), helps empower the downtrodden Jet Girl (Naomi Watts), and even gets in a few song and dance numbers for good measure. You’ll either love it or hate it.

4. Equilibrium – In an world where books and art are forbidden, Cleric John Preston (Christian Bale) helps enforce the law with lethal efficiency. The master of Gun Kata, Preston literally knows where a bullet will travel before it’s even been fired. But what happens when he begins to feel emotions (a crime punishable by death)?

5. The Road Warrior – The sequel to Mad Max, there’s plenty of car chases and Mel Gibson to go around. Joined by the likes of The Feral Kid and The Gyro Captain, Max takes on a vicious gang of wasteland marauders led by the hockey-mask-wearing Lord Humongous. The final chase is a real standout in sci-fi movie history.

6. Logan’s Run – Logan 5 (Michael York) is a government killer in a world where anyone over the age of 30 is executed. Look for a cameo by the smoking hot Farrah Fawcett-Majors.

7. The Omega Man – Another flick starring Chuck Heston. This time around, he’s packing heat as one of the few survivors of a biological war between China and Russia. Immune to the plague, he searches for a cure for humanity and battles infected mutants like only a member of the NRA can.

8. The Postman – Kevin Costner travels a desolate America ruled over by warlords. It’s better than Waterworld, Costner’s other post-apocalyptic epic. Nice to know that Tom Petty will survive if a plague ever hits.

9. Time of the Wolf – Following the breakdown of society, a family tries to stay alive and stay together. Directed by Michael Haneke, the man who brought you Funny Games (which doesn’t bode well for the heroes of the movie).

10. Hardware – Dylan McDermott (as Moses “Hard Mo” Baxter) brings home the head of a killer robot for his sculptress girlfriend. The robot is still active, however, and it soon goes on a bloody rampage. Features a cameo by Lemmy of Motorhead.

Animated Sci Fi Movies to See Before You Die

While most Sci Fi movies are live-action, an increasing number of high-quality animated movies have been produced over the last few decades. These are the best of the lot.

11. Akira – Perhaps the most influential anime ever created, Akira deals with a broad range of mature subjects. The animation is smooth, the voice-acting is solid, and the storyline will both confuse and intrigue. And that Kaneda sure has one badass bike.

12. Vampire Hunter D – A mysterious vampire hunter fights evil in this highly-successful anime labeled a “dark future science-fiction romance.”

13. Fist of the North Star (1986) – You’ll be hard-pressed to find a more graphically violent movie, but that’s a large part of the charm. We’re talking martial artists so powerful that even one punch will cause a man’s head to explode.

14. WALL-E – A robot tasked with cleaning up a polluted Earth meets a female robot and falls in love. Kids will love it, and there’s more than enough for adults, as well.

15. Cowboy Bebop: The Movie – While the animated series was much better, this movie about bounty hunters in the future is still worth a look. Features a jazzed-up opening number called “Tank!,” which remains one of the best themes ever.

16. The Animatrix – A collection of nine animated short stories set in the world of The Matrix. Directed by such animation legends as Peter Chung and Shinichiro Watanabe.

17. Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence – An animated Japanese film with a $20 million budget? Count me in.

18. Space Battleship Yamato – While this movie can be a little depressing for those of us who grew up watching Star Blazers, it’s still fun to see Wildstar, Venture, and the gang in action. Numerous sequels would follow.

19. Battle Angel – An innocent-looking girl robot is actually a fighter without peer. The movie is essentially two anime episodes combined, but the animation is breathtaking, and the fight scenes are a visceral showcase.

20. Howl’s Moving Castle – The fantastical tale of curses, love, and a scarecrow named Turnip Head. The English language version features the dreamy duo of Christian Bale and Billy Crystal.

Dark Future Sci Fi Movies to See Before You Die

Humanity hasn’t completely fallen apart in these films, but it’s getting awfully close.

21. The Handmaid’s Tale – The late Natasha Richardson stars in this film where fertile women are taken against their will to provide children for the fascist elite. Robert Duvall also stars.

22. Blade Runner – Considered by many to be one of the best sci-fi films ever made, Blade Runner boasts a cast ranging from Harrison Ford and Rutger Hauer to Daryl Hannah and Edward James Olmos. In a prototypical dark future, a gang of killer replicants are on the loose. It’s up to Rick Deckard, a semi-retired “blade runner,” to track them down and “retire“ (kill) them.

23. Escape from New York – When Air Force one is hijacked and forced to crash inside the maximum security prison known as the island of Manhattan, it’s up to legendary outlaw Snake Plissken to go inside and save the President. Kurt Russell does his best Clint Eastwood impersonation, and it’s even got Ernest Borgnine.

24. Mad Max – The first film in the series, Mel Gibson plays a young cop trying to protect the Australian highways from bands of marauders.

25. Robocop – “I’d buy that for a dollar.” After a dedicated cop is shot down in the line of duty, he’s rebuilt and put out on the streets as the crimefighting RoboCop. Kurtwood Smith is a hoot as the villainous Clarence Boddicker.

26. Deathrace 2000 – In the future, a yearly transcontinental road race allows participants to mow down pedestrians for bonus points. The most beloved driver is the scarred Frankenstein (David Carradine), but he’s got to get by rival Machine Gun Joe (Sylvester Stallone) in order to win one last race. Zany fun, and lots of nudity, courtesy of Roger Corman.

27. V for Vendetta – London has become a fascist state, and it’s up to the mysterious vigilante known only as “V,” to change things. Natalie Portman looks great, even without her hair.

28. Fortress – When a couple commits the crime of having more than one child, they’re sent to a sophisticated prison run by a cruel warden (Kurtwood Smith). Christopher Lambert stars.

29. Minority Report – Tom Cruise plays John Anderton, a cop who works in the Precrime division (meaning people are arrested for crimes they’ve yet to commit). When he’s framed for murder, he must learn the truth and take a hard look at the nation’s criminal justice policies. Cruise and Colin Farrell throw down for a pretty entertaining fight.

30. Brazil – Terry Gilliam directs this satirical look at a dystopian future. Utterly bizarre and packed with a great cast.

Foreign Sci Fi Movies to See Before You Die

While American science fiction films such as Star Wars and E.T. often dominate the landscape, countries outside the United States routinely produce quality works of art. For example:

31. Chrysalis – A plastic surgery clinic aims to mold not only bodies, but also identities and memories. This French film was directed by Julien Leclercq.

32. Sunshine – With the sun slowly dying, an international team of astronauts goes to fix the problem. As it turns out, however, not everyone wants to save Earth from eventual destruction.

33. Returner – A girl from the future and a hitman from the present team up to save the human race from extinction at the hands of robotic aliens. Crazy action in a distinctive Japanese style.

34. Cube – A group of strangers are confined to a prison which appears to be a series of cube-like rooms. In order to solve the puzzle and escape, they’ll need to work together to avoid numerous deathtraps.

35. A Clockwork Orange – A young thug (Malcolm McDowell) runs afoul of the law and becomes a test subject for the government’s latest behavior modification experiments.

36. 2009 Lost Memories – In an alternate future, a pair of investigators must try to solve a mystery of increasing complexity. Now with 100% more time travel.

37. Battle Royale – In a dark future, school students are abducted, placed on an island, and forced to fight each other until only one remains. Very controversial upon its release.

38. District B13 – Social order has broken down in France, and an entire section of the city has been walled off and abandoned. Inside this area, life continues as the various gangs have created an almost feudal system. Great action sequences which don’t rely on wires or special effects.

39. Solaris (1972) – A scientist is called in to monitor activities at a space station in orbit around a watery planet. Recommended for cerebral Sci Fi fans.

40. Casshern – As robots are poised to take over the world, it’s up to a cyborg to save the day in this fast-paced Japanese film. Incredibly vibrant colors.

Classic Sci Fi Movies to See Before You Die

These sci-fi movies are a little older, but that doesn’t mean they’re not just as good. After all, they’re called classics for a reason.

41. Metropolis – One of the first science-fiction films, this 1927 Fritz Lang silent movie deals with social tensions between workers and the privileged elite.

42. Tron – Jeff Bridges gets stuck in a video games world ruled over by the ruthless Master Computer. Man, throwing glowing Frisbees never looked so cool.

43. 2001: A Space Odyssey – Filled with more crazy imagery than an acid trip, this Stanley Kubrick masterpiece set new standards for the Sci Fi genre.

44. Barbarella – Jane Fonda goes on an erotic adventure to retrieve Dr. Durand Durand in this 1968 sci-fi film set in the 40th century. If you ever thought Jane Fonda was hot, this is one to see. I’m certain Ted Turner has watched it more than once.

45. E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial – Separated from his spaceship, an adorable alien must return home with the help of a small boy. Directed by Steven Spielberg, it’s still considered one of the all-time greats.

46. Westworld – In a theme park filled with androids, guests are encouraged to kill or indulge in a variety of sexual fantasies. But what happens when a system malfunction causes the androids to start behaving erratically (especially a grim gunfighter played by Yul Brynner)?

47. THX 1138 – The first feature film directed by George Lucas, THX 1138 tells the story of a dystopian future in which the populace is suppressed by a combination of drugs and android police officers.

48. The Time Machine (1960) – Rod Taylor travels through time and encounters the peaceful Eloi and their cannibalistic kinsmen, the Morlocks.

49. Back to the Future – Michael J. Fox plays Marty McFly, a high school student who travels back to the ‘50s in a souped-up DeLorean. Still a lot of fun, this film spawned two sequels.

50. The Day the Earth Stood Still (1951) – An alien and his robot guardian visit Earth to encourage mankind to pursue the path of peace…or else.

Alien Visitor Sci Fi Movies to See Before You Die

Sci Fi movies come in many shapes, but the following films focus on aliens who’ve come from beyond our solar system. Sometimes they’re friendly, but other times their intentions are far less noble.

51. Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1956) – The Pod People are taking humans, killing them, and then duplicating their bodies. Holds a 100% freshness rating over at Rotten Tomatoes.

52. Men in Black – Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones team up to fight aliens and protect Earth. Tommy Lee is cranky, and Will is cocky (go figure).

53. Aliens – Ellen Ripley is back, but this time she’s backed up by space marines. We also get our first look at the alien queen.

54. Predator – An alien hunter comes to Earth looking for a little sport. He meets up with a soldier played by Arnold Schwarzenegger, and the battle is on.

55. The Faculty – Parasitic aliens are taking over the residents of a small town, and it’s up to high school students (played by Jordana Brewster, Josh Hartnett and Elijah Wood) to save the day.

56. Starman – Jeff Bridges plays an alien who comes to investigate Earth. When his craft is damaged, he travels cross-country to an extraction site with the help of a human woman (Karen Allen). Another masterful effort from director John Carpenter.

57. Close Encounters of the Third Kind – Sightings of UFOs begin to intensify, leading to a climax at Devils Tower National Monument. Richard Dreyfuss plays an electrical lineman who encounters, and then becomes obsessed, with the alien spacecraft.

58. Cocoon – Old people feel young. Lots of saggy flesh in this feel-good movie from Ron Howard.

59. The Hidden – An alien cop who can inhabit human bodies pursues a galactic criminal with the same abilities. Guess where they end up? Highly underrated.

60. They Live – Aliens live among us, and Roddy Piper is one of the few people who can see their true identity. Has one of the best lines (and fights) in movie history.

Scary Sci Fi Movies to See Before You Die

The following science fiction films emphasize unnatural aliens or monsters ready to pounce out of the darkness and scare you silly.

61. Pitch Black – Vin Diesel plays Riddick, a convict with the ability to see in the dark. He’ll need it, as he and a group of others are pursued by killer aliens.

62. The Thing – John Carpenter directs and Kurt Russell stars in this classic tale of a shape-shifting alien on the loose in an arctic research station. Great atmosphere and eye-popping effects by Rob Bottin.

63. Altered – Rednecks versus space aliens. From the director of The Blair Witch Project.

64. Alien – A spaceship picks up an alien lifeform and brings it aboard. Not a good idea. Sigourney Weaver stars.

65. Event Horizon – After disappearing for years, a lost spaceship returns from out of nowhere. A crew is sent to investigate, and they’re horrified by what they find.

66. Scanners – Don’t mess with Michael Ironside, or he’ll blow your head off with his mind.

67. Lifeforce – Alien vampires come to Earth. Instead of blood, they feed on the human lifeforce.

68. Frankenstein – Generally thought of as a horror film, this Universal classic also features many classic elements of the Sci Fi genre.

69. Jacob’s Ladder – A soldier (Tim Robbins) has the weirdest dream/vision/flashback of all time. Utterly bizarre.

70. Alien 3 – Sigourney Weaver ends up on a prison planet, shaves her head, and battles some aliens for good measure.

Action-Packed Sci Fi Movies to See Before You Die

From lightsaber battles to intense kung-fu showdowns, these films are packed with Sci Fi goodness to satisfy even the most choosy of action fans.

71. The Matrix – Neo (Keanu Reeves) takes the red pill and learns that the world he’s been living in is a lie. He learns some kung fu, battles Agent Smith (Hugo Weaving), and is well on his way to becoming “The One.”

72. Star Wars – It doesn’t get any more classic than this. If you haven’t already seen this space opera, shame on you.

73. The Empire Strikes Back – The darker sequel to the above, it introduces Boba Fett and Bill Dee Williams. Sweet!

74. Return of the Jedi – The final film of the original Star Wars trilogy, this one includes those damned Ewoks (but no Jar Jar Binks, thank God).

75. The Terminator – Arnold Schwarzenegger plays a murderous cyborg sent from the future to kill the mother of Earth’s eventual savior (played by Linda Hamilton). This is the role that really made Arnold.

76. Terminator 2: Judgment Day – The epitome of the blockbuster action film, T2 features a newer-model cyborg (Robert Patrick) traveling back in time to assassinate a young John Connor. Luckily, a friendly killing machine (Schwarzenegger) was also sent back to protect him. Gunplay is inevitable.

77. Serenity – This space western from Josh Whedon didn’t last long on television (originally titled Firefly), but it somehow managed to get made into a movie. Lots of likable characters and plenty of action.

78. The One – Yu-Law (Let Li) is traveling to alternate Earths and killing all his doubles. With each kill, he comes one step closer to obtaining ultimate power. The only thing that can stop him is a pair of multiverse-traveling cops and Law’s last remaining self.

79. The Fifth Element – Bruce Willis cracks wise, Milla Jovovich wears very little clothing, and Chris Tucker makes you want to kill him. Somewhere in the middle of all this, our group of heroes must save Earth from destruction by an approaching dark force.

80. Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan – The crew of the Enterprise takes on Khan Noonien Singh, a genetically-engineered madman portrayed by Ricardo Montalban. Widely regarded as the best film of the series.

Giant Monster Sci Fi Movies to See Before You Die

Many of us grew up watching Godzilla and pals flatten Tokyo, but the giant monster movies are still alive and well with films like Cloverfield. Here are 10 to see before you shuffle off this mortal coil.

81. Cloverfield – Shot with a handheld camera, this J.J. Abrams’s film tells the story of a giant creature on a rampage in New York and the twenty-somethings caught in the middle.

82. The Blob (1958) – A young Steve McQueen takes on a gelatinous creature from outer space.

83. Tremors – Fred Ward and Kevin Bacon versus giant mutant “graboids.” Nuff said.

84. Godzilla (1954) – The movie that started it all. Godzilla is woke by atomic testing and proceeds to kick the crap out of Japan.

85. Destroy All Monsters – All you need to know is that this film features 11 monsters: Godzilla, Rodan, Mothra, King Ghidorah, Manda, Gorosaurus, Anguirus, Kumonga, Minilla, Baragon and Varan.

86. Eight Legged Freaks – Giant spiders are on the loose in this throwback to giant monster movies of the ‘50s. An early role for the lovely Scarlett Johansson.

87. The Host – In this South Korean monster movie, a young girl is dragged away by a giant mutant amphibian. Her family undertakes a frantic quest to get her back.

88. Q – The Winged Serpent – The Aztec god Quetzalcoatl, a massive flying serpent, is resurrected by a cult. He proceeds to nest in the Chrysler Building and devour anyone found on rooftops.

89. King Kong vs. Godzilla – The first meeting between the two most popular movie giants. King Kong looks kinda crappy, but it’s still a lot of fun.

90. Jurassic Park – Before he was a star, Samuel L. Jackson went up against a pack of dinosaurs in this Steven Spielberg blockbuster. He lost.

Saturn-winning Sci Fi Movies to See Before You Die

Each year, the Saturn Awards are presented to the best movies in the Sci Fi genre. The following list is comprised of several past winners.

91. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind – Jim Carrey tries to have an former love erased from his mind. The critics went nuts for this one.

92. Soylent Green – You can’t beat Chuck Heston yelling, “Soylent Green is people.” Whoops. Just gave away the ending. Apologies.

93. Rollerball – When I think of the world’s bloodiest sport, I always immediately think of Jimmy Caan.

94. Children of Men – Gritty future where people can no longer produce children. Enter Clive Owen to solve all our problems.

95. Twelve Monkeys – Terry Gilliam directs this bizarre tale of a man who comes back from the future to save mankind. Bruce Willis and Brad Pitt star.

96. Dark City – Roger Ebert called this the best film of 1998. Stars Rufus Sewell as a man trying to regain his memories in a city where nothing is what it seems to be.

97. Superman II – “Kneel before Zod.” Yeah, right.

98. Slaughterhouse-Five – Based on the novel by Kurt Vonnegut, a man becomes unstuck on time, experiencing the events of his life (including World War II and the alien planet of Tralfamadore) out of order.

99. Total Recall – Arnold Schwarzenegger is a construction worker who might also be an amnesiac super spy. Sharon Stone looks delicious in this extremely violent masterpiece.

100. Stargate – Kurt Russell and James Spader team up to stop an effeminate warlord from beyond the stars. From what I’ve heard, that’s a typical day for Spader.

Also recommended:

• 10 Good Bruce Willis Movies
• Good Astronaut Movies
• 10 Good Alien Abduction Movies
• Good Science Movies
• Top Korean Movies of the Last Decade

Official Fast and Furious Movie Sites

As the old song lyric goes, “There’s nothin’ better than the real thing, baby.”

1. The Fast and the Furious – Official site for the Tricked Out Edition DVD. Listen to music from the film, read about the cast, and download photos and wallpaper.
2. 2 Fast 2 Furious – This official film site lets you watch trailers, send e-cards, and watch interviews with the cast & crew. You can also learn more about the cars used in the movie.
3. Fast & Furious – Find showtimes and tickets, play online games, and download the soundtrack to your iPhone.The Cars of The Fast and the Furious
What would the Fast and the Furious franchise be without all those tricked-out imports? Learn more about them at these sites.
4. DriftInJapan.com – Drift pics and videos, including information on the cars from The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift. Drifting tips are available, as well as import tuning tips.
5. Jalopnik – Provides an in-depth look at the vehicles of Fast & Furious, including Dom’s Dodge Charger and Fenix’s 1972 Gran Torino. News and reviews of other cars are also featured.
6. Edmunds Inside Line – Article about the cars of The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift. Site also has info on road tests, auto shows, future vehicles, and more.
7. Rotten Tomatoes – Staff writers for this legendary film site pick their favorite cars from the Fast and the Furious series.Fast and Furious Fan Sites
Here are a few links to Fast and Furious fan sites, made with tender loving care by people who can’t get enough of hot cars and even hotter women.
8. Fanpop.com – A fan site with news, videos and polls for The Fast and the Furious. Trivia and a gallery are also included.
9. The Fast and the Furious 4 – A fan site for the fourth movie in the series, it includes a synopsis of the storyline, cast & crew information, pictures, news, and info on how to buy the soundtrack or DVD.
10. The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift – Watch drifting videos, movie clips, and read a beginner’s guide to drifting.
11. FanFiction.net – Fans take characters from the franchise and write their own stories. Warning: some stories may contain graphic sexual content.
12. Fast Furious Car – With an emphasis on Tokyo Drift, this fan site has car specs, movie trailers and fast car videos.

Blogs Featuring The Fast and the Furious

From movie reviews to news and opinions, the following blogs include plenty about The Fast and the Furious franchise.

13. Black Voices – Opinions and news for African-Americans, this blog features entertainment news, sports and message boards. Part of the Black Voices blog network.
14. EveryJoe.com – Contains news and clips from the new Fast & Furious movie. Also features categories such as Gaming, Football, Golf, Cars and Electronics.
15. Jori’s Entertainment Journal – Jori not only offers a review of Fast & Furious, but he includes plenty of great still photos from the film.
16. Car Domain Blog – A car enthusiast expresses his excitement prior to viewing Fast & Furious.
17. Temppatt Too – News and still photos for Fast & Furious. Also news and reviews for movies, TV, plays and video games.
18. Anh Khoi Do and Movies – An undergraduate history student in Montreal shares his love of movies. In this particular post, he shares his thoughts on The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift.
19. Involuntary Fury – Weekend predictions for movies, including the opening of Fast & Furious.
20. Ben’s Movie Reviews – Includes a review for 2 Fast 2 Furious, as well as a trailer for Fast & Furious.
21. Behind Corrective Lenses – The musings of Louis Yap Jun Hao from Malaysia. In this particular blog post, he offers his thoughts on Fast & Furious and provides some high-quality still photos.
22. Cars + Movies – A blog devoted to the synthesis of cars and motion pictures. Includes downloads, forum, and an online store.
23. This Beach Called Life – From this island of Trinidad comes this blog which includes a spirited argument on how the film franchise isn’t doing teens and young adults any favors.
24. StevenTan.org – An application developer from Malaysia weighs in on the recent record-breaking release of the Fast & Furious movie.
25. Atomic Popcorn – Fast & Furious appears in an online comic named The Negatives, plus there’s a cameo from explosion addict, Michael Bay
26. Chinese or Japanese? – Offering Asian-American social commentary, this blog also speaks out on the phenomenon which is The Fast and the Furious.
27. What Would Toto Watch? - A less-than-flattering review of Fast & Furious from Christian Toto, an award-winning critic, commentator and journalist.

Fast and Furious Cast Websites

While there are sites dedicated to just the film, many of the stars of The Fast and the Furious also have their own websites. Here are some of the best.

28. Michelle Rodriguez Official Site- Read fan comments and media news, plus get links to her MySpace and Facebook pages.
29. JaRule Official Site- Includes a discography and filmography for the rapper. Also has a forum, gallery and store.
30. Ludacris Official Site – Watch videos on Luda TV, plus keep up with all the latest news and photos.
31. Leonardo Nam Official Site – News, photos, bio and flexography.
32. Brian Tee Official Site- Take a look at his resume, plus browse current projects and view clips from film and television appearances.
33. Sung Kang Official Site – Find contact info for the actor, plus news, gallery and a bio.
34. Don Omar Official Site – Find upcoming tour dates for Don Omar, plus download his songs to your mobile phone.
35. Tigon Studios – A video game production company founded by Vin Diesel in 2002, they make such games as Riddick, Wheelman, and Melkor.
36. Eva Mendes Official Site – Check out articles on this beautiful actress, as well as a career timeline, blog, and filmography.
37. Paul Walker Fan Club – A fan site which features photos and videos, many dating back to when Paul Walker was just a kid.
38. Unofficial Vin Diesel Fan Club – Includes links to other Vin Diesel fan sites, plus message board, news, gallery and filmography.
39. Jordana Brewster Fan Site – Featuring fanmail, bio, polls, videos and a gallery.

The Women of The Fast and the Furious

Blogs and websites featuring news and photos of the lovely ladies from The Fast and the Furious franchise.

40. Alliance of Women Film Journalists – Review for the new Fast & Furious, including a discussion of Michelle Rodriguez’s criminally small role.
41. Denimology – A great series of pictures featuring Jordana Brewster in a pair of J Brand Bootcut Jeans. It looks even better than it sounds.
42. Atomic Kommie Comics – Includes a Devon Aoki filmography and a discussion of her training for various movie roles.
43. Japan Is Sexy – A site centered around cool gadgets and styles from Japan. This page has a nice spread of actress/model Devon Aoki. I especially like the one with the snake.
44. Istanbul View – A site dedicated to the beauty and culture of Istanbul, Turkey. In this post, Eva Mendes claims that Istanbul is the sexiest city in the world.
45. Hey, Dollface! – A blog devoted to beauty. Who better to talk about than Eva Mendes, one of the stars of 2 Fast 2 Furious?
46. Bastardly – Gal Gadot of Fast & Furious is heralded as a “new hottie.” A trailer for the film is also included.
47. My Other GF Is – Numerous photos of Liza Lapira, one of the cast of Fast & Furious. Many other celebrity photos are also available.
48. Dueling Couches – Mirtha Michelle, who has a role in Fast & Furious, has been selected as their Chick of the Day.
49. 0daypress – A discussion of all four Fast and the Furious films, plus several mentions of the lovely Michelle Rodriguez.
50. SindhToday.net – An online Sindh newspaper featuring an article about all of Michelle Rodriguez’s roles for 2009.