SPIDER-MAN: Ranking Every Major Villain In The Wall-Crawler's Live-Action Movies From Worst To Best

Spider-Man has faced multiple bad guys across the course of his three live-action movie franchises, and we're now ranking all those lead villains from worst to best (and you won't believe who's at #1).

By JoshWilding - Oct 21, 2021 02:10 PM EST

Filed Under: Spider-Man

This December, Sony Pictures and Marvel Studios will release Spider-Man: No Way Home, a movie that looks set to bring back a number of villains from the franchise's past. Of course, we're not just talking about the web-slinger's MCU adventures; thanks to the Multiverse, Tom Holland's Peter Parker will soon clash with the likes of the Green Goblin and Doctor Octopus.

With that in mind, we thought now would be a good time to revisit the seven live-action movies to rank each of their lead villains (sorry, Shocker fans) from worst to best.

Almost all of Spidey's greatest foes have now appeared on screen in some form or another, and a lot of them...well, they've been far from spectacular. However, some have definitely achieved "amazing" status, and it's definitely interesting to look back at how they all compare to one another.

So, to take a look through this ranking, all you guys need to do is click on the "Next" button below!

11. Green Goblin (The Amazing Spider-Man 2)

This is a villain with almost no redeeming qualities. The rushed origin story and transformation didn't help matters, and we're still not sure what Marc Webb was thinking by having Harry Osborn undergo such a bizarre physical transformation (either give him a mask or follow Ultimate Spider-Man and go full-blown monster).

Dane DeHaan went from exuding actual menace as Harry to being an over-the-top pantomime baddie with a silly cackle and a performance hindered by the fake teeth in his mouth.

Everything that could go wrong with this interpretation of the Green Goblin did, and the fact he was responsible for killing Gwen Stacy became meaningless when he was thrown in at the last minute. As curious as we are about those original Sinister Six and The Amazing Spider-Man 3 plans, it's definitely for the best that this iteration of Harry was put permanently on the shelf.

10. Rhino (The Amazing Spider-Man 2)

A completely pointless addition to The Amazing Spider-Man 2, wasting Paul Giamatti like this should be a crime in Hollywood. While we'll give the sequel some credit for introducing Aleksei Sytsevich in that opening action sequence (backstory for these baddies is never a bad thing), his rushed transformation fell flat on a number of levels.

For starters, we never got to see him fight Spider-Man. Secondly, just sticking Alexei in an Oscorp-created robotic suit completely misses the point that this villain actually ended up trapped inside the suit that grants him those incredible powers.

It was a dumb design, and not what we hoped to see from Rhino. There have been rumblings about him returning in Spider-Man: No Way Home, but we sure as hell hope this guy isn't the mystery sixth member of the Sinister Six. Rhino can work on the big screen; just not this Variant of him.

9. Green Goblin II (Spider-Man 3)

In some respects, Harry Osborn is a better Green Goblin than his father. He may not have killed Gwen Stacy, but he did fool Peter Parker into thinking his parents were alive, only to cruelly reveal they were LMDs. That was from beyond the grave too, while we recently learned that Harry even orchestrated the whole Gabriel and Sarah Stacy fiasco.

Of course, all of that happened on the page; in Spider-Man 3, we got the first disappointing version of the second Green Goblin. For whatever reason, the threequel gave him a flying snowboard, a boring costume, and did everything within its power to make him a generic baddie rather than his father's son.

We did appreciate the way Harry later managed to steal Mary Jane from Peter (that wink!), while his redemption arc mirrored the source material in a satisfying way. Ultimately, this Green Goblin disappointed in a big way and was a major disappointment after the first and second Spider-Man movies teased Harry's villainous transformation.

8. Venom (Spider-Man 3)

Visually, we can't really fault this take on Venom. The screeching was a bit much, but as he battled Spider-Man, this did look like the bad guy we all know and love from the comics (even if he was a little small in stature). Eddie Brock's origin story also wasn't terrible, with the scene in the church a highlight in a movie that didn't have very many of them.

Unfortunately, this was all too rushed and shoehorned in to make much of an impact. Venom is one of Spider-Man's greatest foes, but Sam Raimi didn't want to include him, so the passion wasn't there.

This was by no means the definitive version of the character, and even though we can't fault Raimi's attempts to revisit his horror routes, we'd have liked to see a take on Venom who was as cold and calculating as his comic book counterpart. Instead, we got a few minutes of Peter dancing his way down the street. This movie just didn't get the symbiote.

7. Electro (The Amazing Spider-Man 2)

The Amazing Spider-Man 2's lead villain often gets a hard time from fans, and understandably so. There were countless mistakes made with this iteration of Max Dillon, including that bizarre transformation scene when the oddball engineer gains his powers from...eels? It was hard to watch, but there were at least some things we appreciated from Jamie Foxx's performance.

The Oscar-winner did his best to make us believe in this down on his luck weirdo lashing out at the world once he'd gained powers, and that side of things actually worked pretty well.

Everything else? Not so much. The goofy blue design and rubber suit looked like it had been pulled from the 90s, and things got too silly too soon. Despite all of that, we are looking forward to Foxx getting another chance to play Electro as what little we've seen from that Variant already looks like a major improvement over 2014's effort.

6. Sandman (Spider-Man 3)

Considering the fact Spider-Man 3 was released in 2007, there's simply no faulting the jaw-dropping special effects that were used to bring Sandman to life. In action, the villain looked terrific and very much like he'd stepped straight out of the comic books. Alas, he wasn't really interesting enough to build an entire movie around, hence why we got that silliness with Uncle Ben.

Simply put, we can't really forgive making Flint Marko the killer of Ben Parker. Wholly unnecessary and a subplot that didn't help this movie in any way, shape, or form, we'd rather just forget it.

However, in action, Sandman looked amazing. That was evident from the final battle, and we're undeniably excited and intrigued to see what Marvel Studios will do with the character when he returns in Spider-Man: No Way Home. One can only imagine what he'll look like with today's VFX, and more Thomas Haden Church is never a bad thing.

5. The Lizard (The Amazing Spider-Man)

If this ranking was based on appearance alone, The Lizard would be right in last place with Dane DeHaan's Green Goblin. There's no denying that this is a character difficult to adapt for live-action, especially when his trademark appearance doesn't lend itself to him speaking or showing any sort of emotion through facial expression.

Worrying about that sort of thing proves that The Amazing Spider-Man completely missed the point with Curt Connors. He's supposed to be a monster, and we're hoping that's the case in Spider-Man: No Way Home.

Putting that aside for a moment, though, and Rhys Ifans actually did a solid job of playing Curt and The Lizard. We believed in his desire to regrow his arm, while those battles with the web-slinger were freakin' awesome. The school fight actually remains one of the entire Spider-Man franchise's biggest highlights.

4. The Vulture (Spider-Man: Homecoming)

It's a real shame that there appear to be no plans for The Vulture in Spider-Man: No Way Home because he truly is one of the web-slinger's most sinister villains. Not only did he deduce the hero's secret identity, but he took Peter Parker to the edge and came this close to ending his superhero career.

The design was drastically different to the comic books in some ways, but it was the best possible direction to take the villain in for his live-action debut. We just hope Morbius doesn't ruin him!

It's a shame there wasn't time to do more with The Vulture before Mysterio outed Spider-Man's secret identity to the world, but we certainly hope they cross paths again down the line. If their battle was a one-off, though, then we definitely can't fault the way things played out on screen. The way his supervillain origin story was tied to 2012's The Avengers was also pretty clever.

3. Mysterio (Spider-Man: Far From Home)

In some respects, it feels like Marvel Studios wasted a lot of time portraying Mysterio as a superhero before his villainous nature was revealed. We all knew it was coming, but in fairness, the narrative of Quentin Beck being a superhero will factor heavily into Spider-Man: No Way Home seeing as Peter Parker has been framed for his murder.

While he doesn't sit atop this list, Mysterio did something no one else here was able to: he beat Spider-Man. By revealing his secret identity and making him a wanted man, Beck left a lasting impression on the wall-crawler that will have an impact on perhaps every single one of his future adventures.

We remain convinced that Mysterio is still alive and that he's responsible for bringing those Variants into the MCU. After all, his comic book counterpart had a habit of jumping between realities, so it makes sense and there is a precedent for it in the source material. We need more of Jake Gyllenhaal's Mysterio in the MCU, especially if it leads to more epic illusion sequences.

2. Doctor Octopus (Spider-Man 2)

Spider-Man 2 remains arguably the great live-action movie featuring the character, and much of the credit for that definitely deserves to go to Doctor Octopus. Sure, things got a little convoluted with the arms controlling him and whatnot, but he was a dastardly baddie, and one who pushed Peter Parker to his limits.

For 2004, the special effects were damn near flawless, and if you think that train battle was anything less than perfect, then we really don't know what to say to you. Well, other than "You're wrong."

What makes Doc Ock particularly special, though, is the fact he was so human. While his actions at the end of the movie by no means redeemed him, it was fascinating to see the villain make that sacrifice, and Otto's relationship with Peter helped make his battle with Spider-Man that little bit more personal.

1. Green Goblin (Spider-Man)

Talking of getting personal, it was Norman Osborn who really set the benchmark for that in 2002's Spider-Man. The Power Rangers-style costume aside, this Green Goblin was pure evil and left Spidey a bloody mess by the time their climactic battle reached its end.

Along the way, he figured out who was beneath the mask, attacked Aunt May, and attempted to kill Mary Jane Watson. He was truly Spider-Man's greatest big screen foe, and Willem Dafoe definitely did the villain justice. Now, some of you will argue that Doc Ock deserves this spot, but we'd argue that the original Green Goblin just manages to pip him to the post.

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thelastson18 - 10/21/2021, 2:10 PM

Doc Ock and Dafoes Green Goblin are my favorite from the raimi series

I didn’t mind lizard that much from Amazing Spider-Man I guess

Vulture is one of the best MCU villains to date, and I loved Mysterios powers.

Here’s hoping they stick the landing with NWH

PeterDarker121 - 10/21/2021, 2:12 PM

ModHaterSLADE - 10/21/2021, 2:18 PM

Was pleasantly surprised just how badass Vulture turned out to be in the MCU.

HulkisHoly - 10/21/2021, 2:20 PM

Lizard should be lower on the list.

TheFinestSmack - 10/21/2021, 2:22 PM

TheWalkingCuban - 10/21/2021, 2:25 PM

@TheFinestSmack - hahahaha

Batman91 - 10/21/2021, 2:25 PM

If you're gonna have Rhino on this list you may as well have Shocker from Homecoming.

Origame - 10/21/2021, 2:59 PM

@Batman91 - exactly. I'd definitely put dehaan goblin over him just from the fact goblin actually got to be a legit villain.

bkmeijer2 - 10/21/2021, 2:25 PM

Aside from Rhino, I actually liked all of them. Ock or Vulture is probably the best, but the rest worked well too in my opinion

HeavyMetal4Life - 10/21/2021, 2:27 PM

Electro is by far my least favorite. I agree more or less with the top 4 though.

inkniron - 10/21/2021, 2:29 PM

Sorry, way bad order. Doc Ok is one and even though they never get physical, JK Simmons' JJJ is number two, without a doubt.

DartOfHarkness - 10/21/2021, 2:51 PM

@inkniron - 2 might be a stretch but he does leapfrog about half of these if not more.

regularmovieguy - 10/21/2021, 2:30 PM

My List:

1.) Doc Ock
2.) Green Goblin
3.) Vulture
4.) Mysterio
5.) Sandman
6.) Venom
7.) Lizard
8.) Harry from Raimi
9.) Harry from TASM
10.) Electro

Think I got most of them.

TheWalkingCuban - 10/21/2021, 2:36 PM

Hmm. Ok major meaning no Shocker or Tinkerer, but then Rhino wouldn’t count. So I’m gonna count all 3.

Best to worst

1. Doc Ock
2. Green Goblin
3. Vulture
4. Mysterio
5. Sandman
6. Meth Goblin, representin that ABQ! Look, he was terrible but THAT SCENE was better than anything the following villains did.
7. Shocker, I love Bokeem Woodbine, to me he got jipped.
8. Venom, more memorable than the following
9. Lizard, not as boring as the following
10. Tinkerer, not as meh as the following
11. Hobgoblin, not as horribly adapted as the following
12. Rhino

TheWalkingCuban - 10/21/2021, 2:37 PM

@TheWalkingCuban - 13. Electro😬

HulkisHoly - 10/21/2021, 3:05 PM

@TheWalkingCuban -

Not a bad list!

Dude are you from ABQ?

TheWalkingCuban - 10/21/2021, 3:11 PM

@HulkisHorny - no man if I was there’d be lbs of Pizzeria Bianco’s Rosa (plus sopressata) clogging my arteries, had it once, Road Trip, and man I WILL HAVE IT AGAIN!!!

HulkisHoly - 10/21/2021, 5:57 PM

@TheWalkingCuban -

Been to ABQ before but haven’t heard of that place. Sounds good!

TheWalkingCuban - 10/21/2021, 6:04 PM

@HulkisHorny - shoot yeah, saw it on two separate food shows, had to have it. Olive oil based pie, with pistachios and red onions! Can’t remember which of any cheese. I added sopressata on a whim, neva had it, dude that pizza was the bomb. Ate some gigantic pizza by that library strip club near Disneyland. Good stuff, got a late fee…

OmegaDaGrodd - 10/21/2021, 2:38 PM

Not sure how Rhino isn't the worst. Yes, Dane Dehaan is awful, but he's at least got a brief action scene. All Rhino does is sound terrible and do nothing besides charge

TheWalkingCuban - 10/21/2021, 2:40 PM

@OmegaDaGrodd - an amazing action scene that puts him at number 5 for me.

tb86 - 10/21/2021, 2:41 PM

My list though not official as I do tend to change my mind a lot.
1) Vulture
2) Doctor Octopus
3) Green Goblin (2002)
4) Mysterio
5) Lizard
6) Sandman
7) New Goblin
8) Green Goblin (2014)
9) Electro
10) Venom
11) Rhino

TheWalkingCuban - 10/21/2021, 2:46 PM

Recently watched WW84 for the first time and I just remembered how I felt about the cat lady, she’s a nerd, and is friends with Diana, it her transition made me think of the Riddler Batman thing from the 90’s later copied by electro, so it felt like a copy of a copy.

Multiplicity gif time guys!!!

YonnyLayna - 10/21/2021, 4:32 PM

@TheWalkingCuban - Lol

MrDandy - 10/21/2021, 2:49 PM

1. Doc Ock
2. Vulture
3. Mysterio
4. Green Goblin
5. Sandman
6. Lizard
7. Venom
8. New Goblin
9. Shockers
10. Green Goblin (AS2)
11. Electro

Green Goblin would be higher because DaFoe is great….when he’s outside the costume. He’s over the top and hammy in a fun way but in-costume he may as well be a Power Rangers villain with such a poor costume design that he can’t even really move or fight.

Franshu - 10/21/2021, 2:49 PM

"...if you think that train battle was anything less than perfect, then we really don't know what to say to you. Well, other than "You're wrong.""

Hear, hear.

CaptainDC - 10/21/2021, 2:50 PM

Since we're on the topic, I think it's still underrated that Feige was able to grab Jake Gyllenhaal for Mysterio. Gyllenhaal is one of the best and most marketable actors in hollywood. Up until this point, he hadn't even touched a superhero role. The fact that they were able to snatch him up as the villain here is nothing short of epic. It's a true testament of the power and respect Marvel has gained in the industry!

Also he killed it as Mysterio. Bravo Marvel Studios and Disney.

YonnyLayna - 10/21/2021, 9:53 PM

@CaptainDC - I think not really, he attepted to do the franchise thing already with Price of Persia It was just that crashed and burned horribly.

CaptainDC - 10/22/2021, 10:13 AM

@YonnyLayna - That was before he turned around his career and started gaining critical acclaim again. After PoP he catapulted back to the top with Prisoners, Enemy, Nightcrawler, Demolition, Nocturnal Animals, etc...

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