(WINNER CHOSEN) [NINJA WEEK'14 GIVEAWAY] Face/Off Blu-Fans Limited Steelbook [China]

[digitalbabe]

Hello HDN!

Here is your opportunity to win one of the 'coolest' Steelbooks released to date! I am donating this to Ninja Week 2014.

To get you in the mood for action, check out our official Youtube video for this release below:

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Actual pictures: (Thanks to Domalorite)

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Contest: To win this bad boy, tell us who your favorite on-screen villain of all time is, and why.

Have fun and good luck-enjoy Ninja Week 2014 at hidefninja.com!

 

[stevien]

Khan (Star Trek)

 

[adrenaline78]

Ledger as Joker.. such a masterful performance.

 

[frankfish44]

Villain turned hero....... Terminator

 

[Lordpercy]

Hans Gruber in Die Hard

Thanks for the Giveaway

 

[snsguy]

The Joker. I'm a big fan of the Nolan films and Ledger performance took the Joker to a level that hadn't been done before in my humble opinion.

 

[Bluprint]

Bane

He is my favorite on-screen villain. Sure, Tom Hardy brought a presence to the character that no one thought possible, but beyond that, in a lot of ways I related to him. I've never been a fan of the Batman character because I couldn't relate to the rich guy, famous persona with the big house but I could relate to the guy from the nothing, who would die for his clan, and rose from the gutter. I love the look, the tone, and everything about him. The perfect anti-hero on-screen villain! Thanks for the giveaway!

 

[Zelos]

I'd say Heath Ledger's The Joker, but to be a bit more original: Patrick Bateman

One of my favourite movies of all-time with amazing acting by Christian Bale.

 

[Futurhythm]

Bill from Kill Bill.

 

[Arbsy]

Heath Ledger as The Joker in the Dark Knight.

 

[GinjaNinja18]

Another vote for Heath Ledger's Joker, just think he nailed it!

Cheers!

 

[Geek Tragedy]

 

[Apinamakina]

Definitely Darth Vader :darth:

He is just so iconic villain in cinematic history, and you recognize him just by his breathing voice.

 

[JayAre]

Kevin Spacy in se7en

 

[gusstam]

Anthony Hopkins for Silence of the Lambs
Villain character in top level.

Thanks for the giveaway!

 

[paddytom]

Thanks for the giveaway!

I'll go with the T1000 from Terminator 2. An un-killable machine that can be anyone or anything. Used to watch this film all the time when I was young. One of my all-time favourite films

 

[villadelrefugio]

Hands down: Don Logan (Ben Kingsley) in Sexy Beast.

 

[davidson]

Hans Gruber. Because he was the first sophisticated and smart villain and he was played by the grat Alan Rickman. Thanks.

 

[Lucky101]

R.I.P Heath Ledger...The Best Joker was Created...

 

[TheStixter]

Lex Luther...his villianness just made me sick. Tried to be there for Superman, but then back-stabbed him time and time again.

 

[stinkofdefeat]

Probably Heath Ledgers Joker, just amazingly well acted, dark, creepy.