7. White Goodman Dodgeball
White Goodman is the definition of an evil caricature. Hes a narcissist, hes willing to screw others over and he has a fine line in insulting people. But is he proper villain? I dont think so. Please, allow me to explain everything White does is pretty understandable, if you think about it. The mans a self-made millionaire who hauled himself out of obesity to run a multi-million dollar fitness empire, and he now spends his days helping others get fit, albeit through some questionable methods. If we stopped there, wed see him as an impressive, stand-up guy. However, movie rules suggest he must have a villainous streak, and that appears to come from targeting the Average Joes gym and getting into a very personal feud with their founder, Peter Le Fleur. Yet this antagonism was far from undeserved pre-Dodgeball, Peter seemed like an irresponsible jackass who couldnt keep a business going for love nor money and seemed to troll White for simply being successful, sleeping with Whites trainers and sending a male stripper to the one-year anniversary of his gym. If someone did that to me, Id surely be a bit pissed and attempt to get him back through the medium of dodgeball. As I just mentioned, the only reason Peter started haranguing White was his success, which involved White stealing Peters customers. The film attempts to dress this up as evil, but I think thats a step too far what White was doing was all legal and fitting with how business works his sleek gym was a far better prospect than Le Fleurs ramshackle affair, so people naturally flocked to it. To paint him as a villain for simply being a better businessman seems a bit harsh, really. Hell, the guy even offers to buy Peters gym off him when he didnt have to surely thats a good thing?