AFI's top 100 heroes vs villains list

As I sit here at work on a beautiful sunday afternoon, I try and find new ways to use my time "efficiently" while the program silently chugs away at my job requests. This is what I've found this afternoon:

http://www.afi.com/tvevents/100years/handv.aspx

AFI has a list of their top 100 heroes and top 100 villains. For the most part, I agree with their listing. But I found a little interesting imaginary diversion: What I suggest people do is take a look at the list - it's formatted into two columns side by side - one side heroes, the other villains.

Now imagine a square off between the heroe and the villain and let your imagination run wild as to who would win. For example, 2nd row has Indiana Jones (hero) and Norman Bates (villain). If the two were put in a movie, who would win? My bet - Indiana Jones. Norman's knife has nothing on Indie's hero whip, pistol + hero karma (the man has outwitted, outran and outmaneuvered ancient pitfalls and deathtraps. he can easily outmatch a crossdressing schizophrenic man who misses his mom).

Some of the more intersting match ups:

James Bond vs Darth Vader (power of the martinis and exploding pens or the power of the Dark Side?)
Han Solo vs the Alien
terminator vs Verbal Kint (who knows what could happen here)

Sigh... I think this is a sign that I need to go home...