Dreamworks is a renowned animation studio that has created some of the most iconic animated
movies of all time.
While their films have captured the hearts of audiences worldwide, their villains have
also made a lasting impression with their heinous deeds.
From terrorizing villages to attempting world domination, Dreamworks villains are guilty
of all sorts of atrocities… and today, once again… we’re dragging them into our courtroom
to answer for their crimes.
I’m Kyle with WickedBinge and today we’re Sentencing Dreamworks Villains For Their Crimes.
As of now, we have done three videos on the topic and today we’re continuing in that
series.
Technically, while this video is being released as the fourth in this series it actually bridges
the gaps in between our second and third episodes, because the movies we’ll be tackling are
Madagascar, Wallace and Gromit: Curse of the Were-Rabbit, Over the Hedge, and Flushed Away.
So let’s get started with a movie that you either love to hate or hate to love.
It’s Madagascar
Starting off the list is a recurring nightmare for the animal crew, we have Nana.
Nana is a recurring antagonist throughout the Madagascar series, appearing in the first
movie and then popping up in future projects as well.
During the first film, her role is a pretty small one… but certainly notable.
Nana commits both Assault and Animal Abuse by attacking a very innocent Alex with her
slipper.
Sure, there’s no real damage done, but the intentions are there.
That is of course, until she hits Melman with a handbag and kicks Alex in the family jewels.
So, we’re sentencing Nana to six months of community service at an animal shelter.
Where, hopefully, she can learn to have a bit of empathy for animals.
CRIMES: Assault, Animal Cruelty PUNISHMENT: Six months of community service.
The only other villain on our Madagascar docket are the Fossas.
The Fossas are a group of predatory animals that exist on the island of Madagascar.
They are shown to be animalistic and care very little for anything beyond eating.
They spend most of their time on screen stalking and attempting to murder the main cast, mostly
to eat, but even then it’s still exceedingly messed up.
Sure, one can argue that they need to eat and with every animal being shown to be conscious
that can be a bit hard to swallow, however it still counts on our list.
The only other major crime they could really be on the hook for is inciting terror in the
group in such a way that one may refer to it with the term terrorism.
However, due to a lack of major motive, since once again, they just want to eat, it’s
a bit difficult to accurately give them that term.
The Fossas care very little for anything save for their own sustenance.
This is a tough one, because they are just animals trying to survive…
so we can’t, in good faith, “sentence” them to anything.
But if the circle of life wants to deal with them in any sort of natural way, we won’t
stand in nature’s way.
CRIMES: Stalking, Attempted Murder PUNISHMENT: Let Nature Deal With The,
One of the lesser known films we’ll be tackling today is one in a series of mostly non-Dreamworks
content, Wallace and Gromit: Curse of the Were-Rabbit
Up first for the film is Phillip.
Philip is a bull terrier and the pet dog of Victor Quartermaine, where he acts mostly
as Gromit’s rival.
He appears alongside Victor so they can hunt down the Were-Rabbit despite not knowing who
the were-rabbit is.
He spends most of the film aiding and abetting Victor’s many crimes throughout.
Phillip does assault Gromit after the latter managed to escape from the unlawful imprisonment
that Victor puts them through.
He then also assists in the attempted murder of Wallace as the were-rabbit and while he
doesn’t do much he would definitely be on the line.
Because it seems he is just as conscious as Gromit so he could be punished the same.
Due to most of his crimes being just him as second fiddle, he would only get one year
in prison with a chance at parole.
CRIMES: Aiding and Abetting, Assault, Attempted Murder
PUNISHMENT: One Year in prison, chance at parole
The only other criminal on this particular docket is Victor Quartermaine.
Victor Quartermaine is a hunter and a rival to Wallace.
Victor spends most of the film hunting down the were-rabbit without a license which would
be considered poaching.
He attempts to murder Wallace and unlawfully imprisons Gromit, and although he escapes
that doesn’t change the mass intention.
He harasses Lady Tottington despite her constant rejections he continues to go after her, which
also isn’t a good look.
He commits multiple acts of theft throughout the film and at the very end would be considered
indecent exposure as he moons everyone mostly on accident.
Victor cares very little about the rules, especially around hunting, so it’s no surprise
he gets a pretty strong punishment.
Victor would have five years in prison with no chance at parole, as he does nothing but
criminal activity throughout the film.
CRIMES: Unlawful Imprisonment, Poaching, Indecent Exposure
PUNISHMENT: Fifteen years in prison, no chance at parole
Probably one of the most memed-on Dreamworks films outside of Shrek, up next we have the
classic: Over the Hedge.
The first criminal we’ll be tackling on this docket is Vincent.
Vincent is a large bear that R.J.
works with during the beginning of the film.
Vincent employs R.J. to steal food and other such things for him, and this theft seems
to have stemmed from things he did prior to employing the raccoon.
When R.J.
doesn’t get everything he was supposed to, Vincent immediately jumps to blackmail and
death threats as he claims he will kill R.J.
if he doesn’t get what he was supposed to.
Vincent commits such immense psychological harassment and trauma to R.J. that he appears
to R.J. in visions and dreams.
He stalks R.J. to the Hedge and then actively slanders him to his new friends in such a
way that it causes intense issues for him.
Near the end of the film he ends up attempting the mass murder of all of the animals in the
outdoor forest including the murder of multiple children.
Vincent is a massive beast that cares very little for anything beyond his own comfort
and survival.
Vincent is an animal and at the very end of the film he gets a pretty good punishment,
however a better punishment would be necessary and that is life in an animal control facility
due to the severity of his multiple crimes.
CRIMES: Attempted Mass Murder, Death Threats, Theft
PUNISHMENT: Life in an animal control facility, no parole
Moving onto the next criminal on our list is the original Karen, Gladys Sharp.
Gladys is the president of the Homeowner’s Association and a general menace throughout
the film as she is arguably the main antagonist of the film.
She commits acts of assault and battery throughout her time on screen as well as committing acts
of conspiracy to commit the many other crimes she commits but mostly her animal abuse.
She commits massive acts of animal cruelty as she hunts down and attacks the many animals
that live around her home.
Like when she tries to kill R.J. and the gang.
It’s heavily implied that she abuses her presidential power and is on the line for
corruption as she does many things that don’t particularly line up.
She buys and owns the Depelter which she is very aware is highly illegal to own so she
would be on the line for owning illegal contraband and when she is arrested she immediately tries
to resist arrest and assault the officers, both of which are major crimes no matter how
you slice it.
Gladys let her role in the neighborhood get to her head and she thought she was above
the law, which leads to her arrest and subsequent unknown punishment.
But in our minds, five years in prison with a chance at parole is the highest we can possibly
give her for now.
CRIMES: Owning Contraband, Attempted Theriocide, Resisting Arrest
PUNISHMENT: Five Years in prison with a chance at parole
Everyone’s favorite villain from the movie is Dwayne “The Verminator” LaFontant.
Dwayne, better known as the immaculate Verminator is the final antagonist of the film where
he is the vermin exterminator, hence his very iconic name.
Now, most of the stuff he does is part of his job and they don’t know how specifically
human-esque the animals are.
So one may argue that his animal cruelty, unlawful imprisonment and attempted theriocide
could all be washed away or knocked down a tad in court.
This stems mostly from the fact that while he enjoys his job he doesn’t seem to do
it just to harm the animals, instead he seems more content to capture and lock them away
instead of full out killing if at all possible.
Dwayne doesn’t seem to care all that much about harming people either, as his anger
and killer instinct seems to stem almost entirely towards animals.
However, even discounting these crimes, he would still be on the line for Conspiracy,
specifically to do the other crimes we discussed but also regarding the Depelter.
He is also shown to be heavily corrupt and abusive of his power, as he is his own boss
so he doesn’t care about who he harms with whatever he does.
The Verminator, if you discount his first couple of crimes is actually getting off quite
easy, but because we all know at this point how conscious these animals are, he doesn’t
get that luxury.
Dwayne “The Verminator” LaFontant would be stuck behind bars for the next five years
without parole right there next to Gladys.
CRIMES: Conspiracy, Corruption, Animal Cruelty PUNISHMENT: Five Years in prison, no chance
at parole
Finally, a movie that has seen a recent resurgence in popularity, we have the Dreamworks-Aardman
classic Flushed Away
Starting off this section are none other than the Henchrats (Blonde, Ladykiller, Fat Larry,
Thimblenose Ted) and the Henchfrogs.
We’re putting them all together because they all do pretty much the same thing in
the film.
The Henchrats and Frogs are a group of minions used by The Toad and Le Frog during the film
where they are assumed to rough up citizens for taxes or other such things.
They spend most of their time threatening those who need to be roughed up and aiding
and abetting the crimes of those who manage to be higher up.
None of them do anything particular of note beyond just being there to up the amount of
henchpeople in any given shot.
Due to just a severe lack of content with these characters, we can only give them each
one year in prison with a chance at parole.
CRIMES: Aiding and Abetting, Threats PUNISHMENT: One Year in prison with a chacne
at parole
Coming up next on our list are Whitey & Spike.
Whitey and Spike are a duo of rats that work for The Toad, Spike is the cunning leader
of the Henchrats and Whitey is the large albino-esque rat that serves mostly as muscle.
While they don’t seem to do too much during the film, the two of them serve as The Toad’s
arm when hunting down Rita and then eventually Roddy.
The two of them are asked to hunt down Rita due to her stealing of a diamond and when
they do they are definitely stalking the poor woman as they constantly tail her throughout
her time in the sewer.
They then subsequently kidnap not only Rita but also Roddy and take them to The Toad where
they continue to Aid and abet the criminal leader with little to no consequence.
They are then sent chasing down the two where they continue to stalk what is essentially
their prey.
This eventually leads into a pretty obvious case of Attempted Murder when they try to
freeze Rita and Roddy like they were originally ordered to by The Toad.
This causes the two of them to slip and mess up, but it doesn’t change the intention
of murder the two had.
Whitey and Spike are definitely less competent than The Toad would like and this would lead
to what would likely be a slightly lighter sentence.
Whitey and Spike would serve fifteen years in prison with no chance at parole due to
that pesky attempted murder they did.
CRIMES: Attempted Murder, Stalking, Aiding and Abetting
PUNISHMENT: Fifteen Years in prison, no parole
When more competence and a little bit of flair is needed, The Toad calls upon our next criminal
Le Frog.
Le Frog is called into the film when Rita steals the Master Cable that The Toad needs
for his master plan.
Le Frog makes it very quickly to the top of our list as he is very quickly an accessory
to his cousin’s attempted mass murder and subsequently an accessory to his attempted
genocide of Ratopolis we’ll be getting into later.
He stalks Rita, Roddy and technically both Whitey and Spike when he tries to track down
the Master Cable.
After Whitey and Spikes successful capture, Le Frog then gets the Master Cable to The
Toad before subsequently assaulting and attempting to murder Roddy on his cousin’s orders.
Le Frog has done a few heinous things in his time during the movie but most of them were
on orders so he might get off a little easy.
However, no matter how you slice it, what he’s done is monstrous and he deserves a
pretty nasty punishment in return.
Le Frog’s punishment would be life in prison with no parole as he barely skated past an
execution.
CRIMES: Accessory to Attempted Genocide, Assault, Attempted Murder
PUNISHMENT: Life in prison, no parole
The final criminal on our video docket is none other than The Toad.
The Toad is a lying aristocrat that partially runs the sewers, where he creates a massive
plan to wipe out the rat population.
He was once the pet of Prince Charles, and when he was flushed down the toilet in a whirlpool
of despair he ended up in the sewers.
This of course led to his rise to power which he instantly got by abusing his power, ordering
acts of kidnapping, abuse and attempted murder whenever he deemed necessary and planning
what is at best a mass murder.
He commits conspiracy to attempt Genocide because of his plan to flood the entirety
of the sewers and drown out Ratopolis.
He orders the attempted murder of Rita and Roddy simply due to Roddy’s clumsiness and
tries to kill this man of supposed quality.
The Toad seems to also have froze multiple other rats and such along the way which is
at best unlawful imprisonment.
The Toad attempts his genocide and fails, but it doesn’t change that it’s horrible,
his wish is horrible, HE’S HORRIBLE and would be publicly executed, likely by his
very own liquid nitrogen.
CRIMES: Attempted Genocide, Unlawful Imprisonment, Conspiracy
PUNISHMENT: Public Execution via liquid nitrogen
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