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Plotting a graph on the effectiveness of 2013's villainous names
Movie Feature | Ali | 14th August 2013
The year in movies has been a let-down in more ways than one so far, but the biggest disappointment is the quality of the names of 2013's villains. Whatever happened to good old-fashioned evil names like Vorgon The Destroyer or Sir Killalot? Nowadays, movie villains have names like Keith and Chris and Alan. What the hell is happening?
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Batman 3 rumour alert: giant mutant crocodile incoming?
Movie News | Ali | 8th October 2010
If Kick-Ass creator Mark Millar is to be believed, then yes. But in another, more accurate way, no.
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