It's almost obligatory to depict the Joker this way, but Batman (1989) takes it a step further by showing him as the apparently sane (but still very, very evil) Jack Napier prior to his transformation.Most of the villains in the Batman Film Series.Evil from the Austin Powers trilogy is depicted as a short-tempered man with aspirations for world domination.which is undermined by his love for Cartoonish Supervillainy done purely For the Evulz as well as a penchant for picayune insults and temper tantrums. He leers at his assistant, constantly brags about how much cooler his job is than his opposite number's, and displays childlike glee at all the cool toys he gets and stuff he gets to do. Agent Lynch from The A-Team acts like a 16-year-old with daddy's credit card and car keys.Somehow it doesn't make him any less scary. He screams at getting bitten by a woman defending herself, greedily takes a keepsake from a fallen comrade ('He would have wanted ME to have it!'), throws what's essentially a temper tantrum when forbidden from killing the hero, and becomes meek and tongue-tied after trying leader Zero Wolf's patience. For all his sadism and warrior skills, he has a tendency to revert to childlike behavior. He remains elusive for so long only because of blind luck. He doesn't even keep tabs on the murder he orders while going out with his girlfriend and having fun, and rejects the option his father offers to release Zach and spend minimal jail time even though he has no other plan himself. He kidnaps Zach on a whim, threatens people wherever he goes, and doesn't realize how many witnesses he creates because of his own poor planning. Johnny Truelove of Alpha Dog is an impulsive, shortsighted, criminally dumb wannabe gangster trying to project a 'tough guy' image.Psychopathic Manchildren in animated movies.

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