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22. The Mean Girls (Dumbo)
Moving on to a very deserving last spot for Villains, we have the bitchy elephants from Dumbo. Seriously, wtf is wrong with them to pick on an innocent, little baby right to his face and in front of his mother no less and say things like "he's got ears only a mother could love"? Who says such awful things about a baby? I think you would have to be a pretty damn petty, insecure and evil person (er...elephant) to stoop so low to pick on someone who obviously can't stand up for himself. And what did Dumbo ever do to them anyway? In some ways, I find them to be the most "evil" characters in any Disney movie. But for an evil character to work, they have to also be interesting, entertaining or complex. These nasty elephants were none of the above - they were just infuriating. I loved the part where Dumbo messes up their stunt and they all end up getting injured (and of course, they had to be all "poor me" about it) and the part at the end where he spits peanuts out his trunk at them. Still, another reason I think Dumbo deserves a sequel is so that grown up Dumbo could whoop the snot out of the mean girls if they even look at him or his mother the wrong way!


21. The Hunters (Bambi)
I couldn't find a picture of the hunters from Bambi. Why? Because they don't have any screen time what so ever. They do shoot Bambi's mother though (which in real life wouldn't make them evil since hunters shoot deer all the time for food and such) and they also some how start a big forest fire at the end of the movie. Oh, and their dogs (who had more screen time than the actual hunters did) were kind of scary too. Meh.




20. Captain Hook (Peter Pan)
Okay, I know I might get some flack for rating Captain Hook this low, but hear me out here. So, supposedly Captain Hook and Peter Pan and everyone else have been in Neverland for all of eternity, right? And pretty much all Hook does is try to find Peter Pan and his hideout (he said so himself). Now, I'm assuming Neverland isn't all that big of a place and Peter Pan/the Lost Boy's hideout is actually in a pretty obvious place. Yet some how, he only managed to find it with Tinkerbell's help (and capturing Tinkerbell was another idea he JUST came up with, aparently). You'd think if he had been looking all the time for all eternity, he'd know where the hell Peter Pan's hideout is...What a competant villain. Not! Plus, he's afraid of a crocodile. Could you see Ursula or Scar or Hades or someone being scared of a crocodile? I couldn't.