But I learned in school that villains don't think they're villains.
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They're cartoonish villains whose existence seems to hinge solely on being villains.
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But no matter how good they are, they're also untrusted and treated like villains, because Inhuman villains do exist (just like X-Men villains exist).
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The saga of Fyre Fest is full of villains, scams, and more villains.
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Villains don't think they are villains, and sometimes people become villains because they're trying to do something amazing in their own way, and they make the wrong choice.
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Season three's villains are paper thin, as is often the case with Stranger Things' villains.
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We can call the villains villains, the heroes heroes, the victims victims and ourselves complicit.
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I think the most interesting villains in film are the villains who are kind of right.
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In the movies, Batman almost takes a back seat to the villains because Batman's villains are so good.
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Heroes turned into villains, villains into heroes, and the decisions made, while imperfect, at least made narrative sense.
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Movie villains aren't real villains much the way Grayson Allen isn't a real villain in a real-world sense.
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Even the villains were tied more towards the previous Marvel films than from Sony's lexicon of Spider-Man villains.
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Bond villains have been portrayed with homoerotic undertones and overtones for decades — and so have many other classic film villains.
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Behind these villains were other villains: American elites who don't care about their fellow Americans in so-called flyover country.
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Reality TV villains love nothing more than to say how poorly they were portrayed and how they're not actually villains.
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The villains, including Enchantress, were too generic, confusing, and honestly, the least interesting part in a movie that's about villains.
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Most of its villains turn out not to be villains at all, but damaged individuals acting out of fear or pain.
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They allow readers to live vicariously through the villains and then safely change sides when the villains are defeated, as they always are.
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The MCU has a running problem with creating compelling villains with relatable goals, and Mysterio is one of the franchise's best villains so far.
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The villains in Infinity War are actually a cabal of villains called the Black Order who appear in the 2013 Infinity comic book arc.
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If you're familiar with the "Suicide Squad" comics, the group is made up of villains and former villains who work for a government agency.
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Almost all of the female characters in the book receive short shrift, and most are positioned as villains (inasmuch as Beijing Comrades has individual villains).
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Traditionally, when villains say, "I'm going to leave you in this cunning deathtrap to die slowly while I go do something nefarious," it doesn't go well for the villains.
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"Book of Enchantment," based on the "Villains" book series about classic Disney villains like Ursula ("The Little Mermaid") and Maleficent ("Sleeping Beauty"), was scrapped at Disney Plus last year.
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But worse than that, during the current debate, DACA parents have found themselves identified as villains — or, if not villains, then a problem that policymakers are trying to avoid.
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And villains — save for Courtney Roberts — don't win.
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The new villains are a retread of the original trilogy's villains, led by a manchild who's driven by privilege and a toxic anger over how nobody takes him seriously enough.
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One of the defining aspects of The Dragon Prince, and Avatar before it, is that the show makes viewers care about the villains and question whether they're villains at all.
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Josh Homme and Dean Fertita of Queens of the Stone Age performed a stripped down version of their Villains song "Villains of Circumstance," guitarless and backed by a string quintet.
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The Phantom Zone houses not only villains both familiar and obscure from the DC Comics Universe, but also assorted other villains: Godzilla, King Kong, vampires, ghouls, Voldemort, the Eye of Sauron.
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The biggest stars this year are superheroes — and villains.
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" He rarely plays villains because he doesn't "get them.
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Top Gun's villains — America's enemies — are cold, faceless monsters.
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"Villains" (season 225, episode 27) Though Willow's relationship with magic is clearly a metaphor for addiction, "Villains" serves as morbid wish-fulfillment of the character reaching her true potential as a witch.
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It may be a long time before villains like them come around again, but time itself is a cycle that allows people to forget and villains like them to rise again and again.
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Season three is excellent and marks the return of Wilson Fisk, one of the best villains in the Marvel Netflix show universe and arguably one of the best Marvel villains adapted on screen.
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If white womanhood is terrifying because it obfuscates evil, then white motherhood is more so, because it creates villains with more to lose—villains that use their children to justify their heinous behavior.
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There are the frontrunners, and then there are the villains.
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Villains on the Bachelor are Frankensteins of the show's making.
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In everyday life, most of us aren't heroes or villains.
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The thing is, most female Disney villains aren't truly evil.
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For the most part, though, these characters were bonafide villains.
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We're not ready to say goodbye, even to the villains.
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Women can be heroes, but they can also be villains.
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And I'm all for women as villains, especially sociopathic supervillains.
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First, he is a liberal who is tough on "villains".
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"Outright prohibition just hands revenue streams to villains," he wrote.
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Villains It's hard to find the perfect ally on Survivor.
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Jews had long been the conniving villains of Egyptian television.
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The press loves villains, and YouTube is one right now.
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But apparently, the two designated villains are getting along famously.
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Like past Pirates villains, there's a lot of CGI happening.
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Even the most sinister villains have origin stories, after all.
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The villains will be the alien shapeshifters called the Skrulls.
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There are evil villains in tracksuits, Mean Girls in tracksuits.
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Speidi come across as manipulative villains, while Lauren seems genuine.
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The villains finally get fleshed out in the new trailer.
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"Just villains are boring," the "Aquarius" creator John McNamara said.
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There are no villains here, and everyone gets a say.
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"There can be no heroes without villains," he told me.
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Väätäinen said it's easier to draw Disney princesses than villains.
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However, Aviv also seems to create villains in her telling.
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Like all great villains, he is simultaneously despicable and lovable.
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Best known for his portraits of movie monsters and villains.
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And who are the protagonists — the villains or the victims?
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It will find heroes to love and villains to loathe.
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More villains are expected to join The Batman as well.
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The heroes grow only more heroic, the villains more villainous.
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That story demands simple heroes, villains, defeats, and ultimate victories.
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Villains, after all, are often victims of their own hubris.
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Oh, and all the villains they pursue have escaped custody.
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There are a couple kinds of villains in the world.
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Disney Villains After Hours also features special attractions and food.
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Tech's villains continue to be awful, both individually and collectively.
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The protagonist or hero comes across obstacles, conflicts, and villains.
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Nintendo Switch with 'LEGO DC Super-Villains' — £299 See Details
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But American textbooks only have room for so many villains.
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"We're painted as villains but we're not," Mr. Dunlap said.
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The most awful villains are often the most understandable ones.
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Other villains haven't been so lucky — and really can't be.
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I know that the villains don't completely trust each other because of their past, but I only know this because the villains told me they don't completely trust each other because of their past.
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You know, basically, the Chinese had been villains, but as I mentioned, we&aposre permitting them to be villains, so of course, they&aposre doing all this stuff and we&aposve got to stop them.
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Only on Bachelor In Paradise can the stars actually be themselves instead of pigeonholed into characters dictated by "the process," so new relationships form, villains become heroes, heroes become villains, and it's just amazing television.
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You got the female heroes and you got the female villains.
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The villains or vigilantes in the first scene look downright cartoonish.
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But to make that conflict work, these straw villains weren't necessary.
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The villains aren't evil people, but they believe in evil things.
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Oh, did I mention that all the villains are women too?
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The show makes villains out of everyone but the Delhi Police.
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So, how did Peele develop the unique look for his villains?
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There's liking bad boys, and then there's fantasizing about homicidal villains.
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"The producers were the real villains of the show," joked Sculls.
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If so, Cult could be revisiting the villains of season's past.
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I'm in most of my characters, and that includes the villains.
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So far, Netflix's Marvel series have been defined by their villains.
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Vampires, though, are so much more than simple stand-in villains.
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What if the real villains of The Last Jedi… are porgs?
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She loved certain characters; I probably leaned more toward the villains.
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Memorable villains include: Krystal, Corinne, Courtney, Tierra, Juan Pablo, Lee, DeMario.
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The same goes for more minor villains, like the NAT club.
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FROM PEN: Who Has More Fun on Survivor: Heroes or Villains?
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What was your approach to bringing together these two great villains?
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All other villains on Sherlock have paled in comparison to Moriarity.
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RIP, Ramsay Bolton, the best of the Game of Thrones villains.
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Villains plummet to their deaths in tandem with the song's beats.
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I can't help it, I just love those moody, mercurial villains.
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The corporate villains of 90s cyberpunk were fresh in our imaginations.
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Yes. Many of Superman's villains had a superpower for their own.
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Our textbooks often simplify history to tales of heroes and villains.
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There's a long and colorful history of memorable video game villains.
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Game of Thrones is all about its villains and its heroes.
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Instead, she's more interested in putting some villains in their place.
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It did not concern itself with what happened to its villains.
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These vignettes end with unsatisfying conclusions, unanswered questions, and underwhelming villains.
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She also highlights a few surprising villains, among them Reinhold Niebuhr.
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Or more accurately, what is it that makes us enjoy villains?
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Famously, pretty much all the characters in Seinfeld are unaware villains.
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The ride won't just show you the Avengers battling the villains.
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See themselves as heroes, and see the villains as they were.
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"I'm bored by villains that are one-dimensional," Pietromonaco tells Creators.
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They momentarily resurrected Condiment King, The Calculator, and other obscure villains.
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He remembered what Nina had said about standing next to villains.
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For many, the addition of Durant will transform them into villains.
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I'll let others pick the good folks; I enjoy villains more.
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In comic book movies, villains just want to conquer and kill.
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We can trust villains to be our periodic mental health checkup.
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Perhaps this means that great villains can also be great bores.
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Like him, Warren divides the country neatly into villains and victims.
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We like our villains without redemption and our heroes without blemish.
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Now, the villains are essentially a pair of evil Twitch streamers.
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There, cat-fancying villains of the future conspire to eradicate dogs.
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It is a fair punishment befitting one of Riverdale's worst villains.
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Explore the settings where villains lurk, heroes meander and jaws drop.
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Villains are defeated; unworthy bachelors shape up to get the girl.
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Perhaps we can call upon that savviest of Bond villains, Platinumfinger.
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" Villains: Light Yagami, from "Death Note," and Magneto, from "X-Men.
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No villains could stop him, but a later lawsuit nearly did.
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The scientific data found that, when comparing the all-time top 10 American film villains to their heroic counterparts, villains displayed a "significantly higher incidence" of conditions considered dermatologic in nature — 60% to the heroes' 0%.
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"The media [of protest art] have changed somewhat, but the purposes are similar: the blaming of villains, the identification of victims, as well as outrage at the villains and compassion for those victims," Jasper told VICE.
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There are no villains here, and no decisions with any real import.
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Was she a victim of Cambridge Analytica, or one of its villains?
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It wasn't just policy questions that Trump reduced to heroes and villains.
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Villains Was this one of the best Survivor episodes of all time?
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Batman skulks around, using his detective skills and training to foil villains.
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Many Disney villains have refused to rely on conventional gender tropes, too.
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In fact, in superhero narratives, the revolutionaries are almost always the villains.
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And like most larger-than-life villains, it had an origin story.
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The cliché game plot isn't helped by the film's cartoonishly evil villains.
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The women listed here are not perfect — they are VILLAINS, after all.
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But season 2 is really more about its villains than about Luke.
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So which women made the list of the scariest female horror villains?
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Villains and protagonists are thinly disguised versions of queens from RuPaul's enterprise.
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All smiling villains pale before the late golden-haired, psychopathic boy-king.
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The problem with CGI villains isn't that CGI is bad in itself.
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They're classic villains in the "tragedy of the commons" of our attention.
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It's the same reason villains like the Kingpin and Baron Mordo work.
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"Villains need love too," Kinney captioned a pic of her and Lane.
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These are the complex villains the increasingly complex heroes of Marvel deserve.
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They debuted "Heroes and Villains" in London, and people totally freaked out.
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" As for his younger daughter, Inez, Reynolds said, "She's super into villains.
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Bourne is a standard action movie with normal villains and formulaic plot
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Villains that he could never trust anybody who swore on their kids.
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Injustice 264: You fight heroes and villains from across the DC universe.
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Because obviously, this is a franchise with its fair share of villains.
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It's too bad their combined forces are wasted against such dull villains.
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Why are all of the best video game villains characters you control?
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He's transformed into one of the worst villains we've seen on Homeland.
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My tween still regards the world as comprised of superheroes and villains.
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Jafar and Iago repping for 'Aladdin' and the Disney league of villains.
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The MCU has often struggled to create strong villains in the past.
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Also (seemingly) spotted in the trailer: Spidey villains Sandman and Hydro Man.
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Are there fictional villains as frightening as Jeff Sessions and Rudy Giuliani?
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The villains, called The Underground Men, are selling homeless people at auction.
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But they're not exactly the villains we make them out to be.
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There are no villains, no heroines, no triumphs that are without struggle.
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The PLL villains are weirdly obsessed with putting people in literal boxes.
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No, with villains, we like a slow-burn from goodish to evil.
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Evil felines are the persistent villains of this film, poor mangy things.
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The Villains Box is full of your favorite wicked ladies of Disney.
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The "Red Dawn" remake changed villains after the film was already wrapped
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It sounds like the villains will be saving the day this time.
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The allure of reality TV villains is irresistible, even to the stars.
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Did you have more fun writing about the heroes or the villains?
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The rest is just looking for nutritional silver bullets and convenient villains.
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Those two series could have more freedom with their villains and storytelling.
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Her villains are short and doughy, cursed with receding chins and dandruff.
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The big tech companies are neither heroes nor villains in this narrative.
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Antiheroes or villains include Humbert Humbert from "Lolita," by Vladimir Nabokov; Mrs.
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They want them to be heroes and villains, and everything in between.
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Some of his aides have been cast as villains by the media.
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But it's easy to call out villains like President Bashar al-Assad.
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Elizabeth Bennet and George Smiley, though obviously not as a couple. Villains?
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In real life, villains don't twist their mustache and cackle with glee.
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IT Chapter Two, out September 6, is a parade of familiar villains.
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"What a mess," one of the movie's villains says at one point.
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He's played one of the most chilling television villains of all time.
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If they had to become villains along the way, so be it.
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Instead, women stand as both the film's heroines and its secondary villains.
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Will the Clickers get them, or will humans be the bigger villains?
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And life is usually more shaded than your innocents-and-villains story.
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Also gone are larger-than-life villains like Magneto or Mr. Sinister.
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Trump has cast MS-13 as cartoon villains in a fantasy armageddon.
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For those of you who haven't seen the new season yet, pardon the extremely minor spoilers, but evil Russians are the main villains in Hawkins this time around—or at least, the main villains who aren't interdimensional demons.
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Carthay Circle restaurant will be covered in digital artwork for Oogie Boogie Bash, making it appear as though Maleficent's vines are swallowing up the building, while Villains Grove within the Redwood Creek Challenge Trail champions lesser-seen villains.
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In No Man's Land, when the different members of the Bat family start allying against some of the villains, they start experiencing some really swift success as they begin breaking the villains' hold on parts of the city.
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Everyone knows the deepest depths of Batman's villains gallery (like any villains gallery that stretches back to the wacky Silver Age days) gets pretty lame, but here, Joker decides they're all second-stringers, and teams up with Sauron instead.
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The villains' power — the thing the Parrs fight to take away, twice — comes from the devices the villains develop to compensate for their failings, which all stem from not being able to do the same things supers can do.
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For all the President's rightful condemnation that "No one should carelessly compare political opponents to historical villains," he overlooks the fact that the phrase "enemy of the people" was used by quintessential historical villains Adolf Hitler and Joseph Stalin.
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Like most terrible villains from fiction, they didn't think much about human life.
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Few comic book movie villains, if any, are as beloved as the Joker.
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New villains kept popping out of the woodwork like nefarious Whack-a-Moles.
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The most common criticism of Marvel's movies is that they have bad villains.
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Supervillain is now putting Trump's words in the mouths of comic book villains.
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The showrunners have killed off audience favorites, heinous villains, and innocent bystanders alike.
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So hopefully, you go in thinking that the Harga will be the villains.
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There are so many crazy villains with power in our televisions every day.
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Fans share similarly unsurprising ideas about the show's villains, love or hate them.
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The villains of "CoDex 1962" believe in the power of isolation, and segregation.
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He additionally announced that the villains of Captain Marvel will be the Skrulls.
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Considering all that, why are people—not just movie villains—worried about overpopulation?
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Villain: Every show needs its villains, and The Bachelor franchise is no different.
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The best villains are those that are the heroes of their own story.
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What makes both villains so compelling is the righteous power of their arguments.
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Despite their treachery, the three villains look utterly adorable in lip balm form.
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One can only indulge in deluded villains portrayed as heroes for so long.
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It can produce villains of its own — a new breed of threat entirely.
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Similarly, the police officers are written and portrayed to be more than villains.
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His swift portraits of New York's heroes and villains are vivid and memorable.
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The real villains of your piece were, the cows, or really, the bulls.
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In the good-government "drain the swamp" fever dream, "lobbyists" are nefarious villains.
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When I wrote the book, I didn't want there to be any villains.
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Her cast of villains kept expanding, even as their roles became increasingly obscure.
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So the villains can get a shot of green light on his face?
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As Team Possible grows more powerful they must face down these classic villains.
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Yet by naming the Rolling Stones as villains—and fairly boring ones at
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Superheroes, villains, and masks abound, lending the drawings a sense of high drama.
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There's also angsty and obnoxious villains, creepy family relationships, and living plush toys.
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Sarah reminded me so much this episode of Sandra in Heroes vs. Villains.
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She's also done recreations of villains, like Maleficent, Cruella de Ville, and Jafar.
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Everyone in the game, even the villains, feels like a character with depth.
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George Lucas's original intention for the Empire was that they were the villains.
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Villains and Cambodia had a handful of idols and an advantage or two.
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Even the villains of Pridefest are bland copies of their real-world counterparts.
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I'm drawn to villains — they're so often the most interesting characters in fiction.
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In pop culture, the unaware villains could be some of your favorite characters.
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The "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" villains were out in full force on Friday.
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Like many pop culture heroes and villains, Trump is invulnerable to ordinary attacks.
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The newly introduced Calypso Twins will be the main villains of "Borderlands 3."
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As far as fantasy arch-villains went, he was a bit one-dimensional.
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And the war offers a compelling tale of innocent victims and dastardly villains.
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He outsmarts interplanetary leaders and powerful villains, reshapes societies and creates new dimensions.
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The story has villains running amok because the Justice League has mysteriously disappeared.
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Comic villains can play a crucial role in bringing about a comic resolution.
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The film's villains are shot in such a way that they're barely visible.
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The villains of this world instigate violence, whether the player participates or not.
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"The huge fan favorites from Hyrule Warriors were really the villains," Trevino said.
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Like so many villains, Bakker started with a presumably pure heart and intentions.
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If there are no heroes, then let the villains whup on one another.
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Fear of the unknown, of rejection, has put brutes and villains in power….
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The only villains in The Plague are those who cannot see beyond themselves.
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The possibly contagious colleague is among the most familiar villains of office life.
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It's Emperor Sheev Palpatine, one of the major villains from the original trilogy.
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It is the nefarious tool that carves regular people into villains and fools.
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Moral ambiguity is everywhere — there are no unblemished heroes and no pure villains.
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But privacy evangelists have made villains of the very companies the world emulates.
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Big business and big pharma are rapacious villains that crush the common man.
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Like every villain ... But then everybody sent pictures of all the Bond villains.
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The Gentlemen — floating skeletons in crisp suits — are exceedingly polite, extremely terrifying villains.
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In addition, environmentalists say, the news media has cast the bears as villains.
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Villains come and go folks, but heroes are here for the long haul.
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He battles villains like the Green Goblin, Doctor Octopus, Sandman and the Lizard.
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And while personalities emerge, Mr. Nicks doesn't elevate heroes or call out villains.
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It makes us targets and villains to the rest of our American brethren.
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The ultra-Orthodox parties in the government are being tarred as the villains.
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She uses her research, coding, and hacking skills to help them defeat villains.
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The scene showed thousands of heroes and villains getting ready to do battle.
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The tech giants become monolithic and their employees become caricatures — often of villains.
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"Afrikaners are the villains of South Africa, because of our history," he said.
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"Graham and Nunes have both been excellent villains," said Kelly Dietrich, NDTC CEO.
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Jules in Villains is one half of a bumbling Bonnie-and-Clyde duo.
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They're all charming, but if the opera has real villains, it's these men.
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There are villains and supervillains, crime and punishment, winks and splatter-happy schtick.
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It's hard to know, according to Daum's worldview, who the real villains are.
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We imagine the villains of history as cunning strategists, brilliant masterminds of horror.
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Still, physical distance makes villains seem bigger than they are in real life.
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"This show doesn&apost really have that many villains," Shankar told Business Insider.
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Disney and Colourpop teamed up for a villains-themed makeup line this year.
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You need to have these great villains for them to face off against.
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There are no clear heroes and villains in this story, or most others.
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Here are the sequel trilogy villains carrying on the legacy of Darth Vader.
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It makes some sense: Pharma and insurance companies are much more conventional villains.
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The bad times rush in along with the assorted villains bringing escalating violence.
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Nothing was done about the biggest villains in the Washington water crisis, either.
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Nothing was done about the biggest villains in the Washington water crisis, either.
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They will go down as villains in the same stripe as Robert Moses.
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The most terrifying villains in Trek history do not need an origin story.
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The theme of the party, which Mercer throws annually, was heroes and villains.
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Spencer and Heidi maintain they agreed with the network to play the villains.
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The scenario evokes a horror movie complete with villains, mysterious laboratories, and global devastation.
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When I am ranking Bachelor villains, I do not even bother to consider Block.
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The easiest story to follow is a simple morality tale about heroes and villains.
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They don't fight any villains there; instead, they visit with Ma and Pa Kent.
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Turns out, these movie villains aren't the only ones suffering from unflattering skin conditions.
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Their sexuality is explicit, not implied — setting them apart from many queer villains past.
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Let's talk about the unexpected relevance of white supremacists as villains in this show.
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He escapes, but not without leaving behind a copy of Vibranium Mining for Villains.
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We love to see even the most dastardly of villains find their soul mates.
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We don't have any villains twisting mustaches and bringing on destruction for destruction's sake.
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Plus, as he put it ... there are actual villains out there to worry about.
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McAvoy will reprise his role from Split as one of the three main villains.
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Suicide Squad's team of villains turned heroes features a full roster of exciting baddies.
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They've been compared to countless masked horror villains, from Leatherface to Jason from Halloween.
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Although those villains have been vanquished, there's no rest for the women of Litchfield.
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Because, without the villains of the first season, the show has lost some potency.
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And the villains (chief among them Colin Farrell's Percival Graves) are stock cinematic baddies.
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At first glance, it can appear that the most iconic horror villains are dudes.
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Like The Others, Extinction decides to complicate things by making the victims the villains.
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Terrorist villains were a popular go-to in the 15 years preceding 20103/11.
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More impressively, the show humanizes characters that would otherwise come across as merely villains.
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It casts its villains as greedy Lady Macbeths, plotting to take over the show.
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That Karen can trust patriarchy because it outweighs the Hell's Kitchen villains she can't.
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But there's a strange throwback charm to the simplicity and idiocy of these villains.
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Watch Fox News or read conservative news outlets, and different villains and storylines dominate.
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Two former villains (Chris and Krystal) redeemed themselves with a relationship of their own.
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Consequently, sensible people of Westeros — and not just villains — do not believe they exist.
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And we went from being a voice to being a suspects and being villains.
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In terms of villains, though, can the electoral college really compete with Bloody Face?
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It is this blatant division of villains and victims that breeds prejudices and misconceptions.
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"Batkid" as he not only fought crime and villains, but also his serious illness.
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Heroes and villains face off in battle arenas that support up to four players.
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The genre has always been made up of a rich pantheon of actual villains.
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Two all-time great villains so far, and both of them were playable characters.
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South Korean blockbusters typically cast Koreans with jarringly bad accents in Japanese villains' roles.
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It has a strong cast and some of the most iconic villains in comics!
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And they were—the villains had been sent by Jorah Mormont himself, Iain Glenn.
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The King of Kong can only get here by having clear heroes and villains.
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Despite this however, Takakura-gumi's ex-mobster actors only ever play villains and thugs.
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The secondary villains are the immature, misogynist tech bros who take advantage of Michael.
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He also discovers cunning villains are moving around the inner worlds of the games.
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Today's wars don't offer the simplicity and clear heroes and villains the medium requires.
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They paint pictures of human nature, heroes and villains who return again and again.
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" You might well think the same, when you first encounter the villains of "BlacKkKlansman.
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Today's New York Times crossword puzzle takes you one step closer to the villains.
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The perky, ass-kicking girls are back, and have new villains to set straight.
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And this time, the creators are taking cues from real-life villains — misogynistic men.
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The point is that they're both villains and this fight is helping no one.
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It possessed a female-empowerment blueprint, with the heroines banding together to battle villains.
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There were wars against villains, against dragons, and against an army of the undead.
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It's not just the obvious villains, the neo-Nazis, who espouse and support racism.
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And it just so happens that he is one of Shazam's most infamous villains.
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As with all great horror movie villains, ultimately we're always rooting for the shark.
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On one half are Batman's allies, on the other are several Gotham City villains.
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Like comic books, it is full of colorful villains and brimming with one-liners.
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What I predict, instead, is that it will start seeing villains under every bed.
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Do you really believe that Xi Jinping should lead off your list of villains?
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The heavily favored Warriors, once the league's darlings, are flirting with the villains' role.
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News Analysis BRIDGEWATER, N.J. — The roster of villains in President Trump's world is legion.
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The victims and villains of 'Final Harvest' are not stronger, smarter or above average.
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You've been quoted as saying that villains are the most interesting people to depict.
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The villains monologue and salute a long-deceased Hitler with tears in their eyes.
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Sometimes beloved characters depart much too soon, and sometimes villains get their just deserts.
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Ignatius J. Reilly in "A Confederacy of Dunces" is pretty hard to beat. Villains?
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This dynamic would also establish the villains as the heroes of their own story.
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A roster of vanquished campaign rivals, congressional enemies and other assorted villains had company.
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There are also other heroes on hand (for team-ups) and several new villains.
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That's why it's good when LeBron went to Miami ... they were the villains right?
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That will be the story of this age, and we will be its villains.
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Certainly, stories with clear-cut heroes and villains can be a lot of fun.
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These mid-major villains could shake up what's become the standard Marvel villain protocol.
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The insanely popular Arkham series games by Rocksteady all have the same premise: Batman villains take over Arkham Asylum / an open-air prison in an abandoned neighborhood of Gotham / all of Gotham after an evacuation order leaves only villains left in the city.
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His power is clearly unique, and that makes him a target for power-hungry villains.
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There are no bigger villains in the TV series Flight of Conchords than the Australians.
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To be fair, Moore may very well end up being one of this season's villains.
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With its lurid red and brooding villains, the thriller "Triple 9" comes dressed to kill.
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We're all in on onscreen villains, but their backstories don't always turn out so compelling.
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Prisoners made dopey comments, laughing at the CO. I felt like we were the villains.
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Villains often get the last laugh — even if they've incinerated a whole bunch of people.
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I will admit that in the dark of night, I sometimes rank The Bachelor villains.
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The more important takeaway here is that Bachelor villains are fully aware of their status.
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The origins of both Ant-Man movies' apparent villains can be traced back to Hank.
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It's a cautionary tale against gloating villains and a testament to the power of naming.
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What does it look like when you stop believing in heroes and villains at all?
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Super Saiyans fly through the air, fists clench as power rises, and effete villains quip.
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The villains were found to sport multiple facial scars, facials warts, and grayish skin tones.
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Zelensky and his castmates mocked the villains of the first Maidan and also its heroes.
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The Japanese soldiers, unsurprisingly, are one-dimensional villains, but all of the characters are flat.
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The villains of the story are the ones who live in the black and white.
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That kind of longevity and depth are incredibly, frustratingly rare for villains in franchise films.
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But there is a demand, a big one, to showcase leftists and minorities as villains.
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Each production company has a ton of intricate superheroes and villains to satisfy each fandom.
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Villains, who entered his second season with a pre-set Arthurian nickname for every contestant.
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With plenty of female villains in the Batman universe, Harley Quinn is in good company.
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And even the villains' plot makes more sense than it does in most Marvel movies.
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Many are fighting their own demons as well as the villains that wish them harm.
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By having the villains say it, we're saying this is a terrible thing to say.
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As most are written for the loyal spouse, the philanderers are often cast as villains.
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I've been playing video games for a long time and the villains are always Nazis.
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But the real villains behind New Zealand's deteriorating water quality are still at large: cows.
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"Suicide Squad" is based on a group of antihero super villains created by DC Comics.
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In 2013, she decided to do Disney villains like Scar, Queen of Hearts, and Hades.
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She's pure evil, like the best of villains, and has an appetite for human blood.
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Superhero stories are traditionally about defeating villains, foiling outsized plots, then whooshing off in triumph.
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Commenters had a field day comparing the young Trumps in the photo to movie villains.
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But in Shyamalan's world, these two types of heroes—or villains, or both—are indistinguishable.
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Aside from princes and villains, the sidekick/best friend character is typically also always male.
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Really, sir, your life is lacking one of the greatest Bachelor villains of all time.
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Adam Driver and Domhnall Gleeson, who play villains in the latest films, are also returning.
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Her elimination made one thing clear: Drag Race is no longer a place for villains.
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But this space wasn't built for subatomic particles, and it wasn't built for space villains.
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The villains (also known as black hat hackers) break into systems to steal your information.
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Batman, naturally, is on the case, but needs Superman's help to defeat the arch-villains.
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The villains get in on the action too, each as universally flirtatious as the next.
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Movie villains that are simply cackling wrongdoers in this day and age register as false.
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It also suggests that Doomfists have been both heroes and villains in the Overwatch universe.
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It's easier to single out the easy villains, the Sallie Maes and the Corinthian Colleges.
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It's understandable, because when things like mayo ice cream exist, we need heroes and villains.
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One night in August 2013, I drew a fake cover for Captain Murphy's Between Villains.
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After three seasons of speedy villains, The Flash will hit the brakes in Season 4.
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Comic books are gaining two new villains on Wednesday, though they are both familiar faces.
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There are no more red herrings, and no more villains, at least for the Liars.
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Once again, the heroes are children; adults are either complicated moral actors or outright villains.
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Halloween-themed parades and nightly shows are also introduced, bringing Disney villains front and center.
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The Disney Illuminations show, for example, brightens Sleeping Beauty's castle with eerie images of villains.
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When the threatening Austrians appear, it's melodramatic and obvious to costume these villains in black.
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Producers tend to write them in as convenient villains, served up for the inevitable takedown.
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How could a side hustle like Twitter turn into a mouthpiece for heroes and villains?
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All reality shows need villains, but Vanderpump Rules makes everyone a villain at some point.
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Their name is Mattereum, and they are not Bond villains seeking to conquer the planet.
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Instead, he led the show by covering his favorite villains: the FBI and Hillary Clinton.
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Not all villains are Slytherins, and the former Dr. Harleen Quinzel is proof of that.
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If villains are a litmus test for our collective mental state, the prognosis isn't good.
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The truth is that this was never a story primarily about individual heroes or villains.
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Costa's villains are wealthy industrialists and members of Brazil's centrist and right-of-center parties.
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We were collectively the villains, the servants, the enemies, the mistresses, the houseboys, the invaders.
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In fact, aside from villains like Nya's father, Cole's characters all have high emotional intelligence.
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But sometimes making villains out of other people can distract us from our own complicities.
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Humans are more often a source of rescue than error, more often heroes than villains.
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CARACAS, Venezuela — In scenes across Venezuela, the security forces emerge as villains in dark uniforms.
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Or the fact that they were depicted as villains in the original game's story mode.
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These stealthy heroes exact vengeance against smug villains who think they've gotten away with genocide.
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Unfortunately, it still puts the burden of safety on the victims rather than the villains.
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His villains are the products not of trauma and history but of nature and destiny.
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But the crime story it tells is appalling, and stocked with authentic heroes and villains.
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Players will now earn unlocks in multiple categories, including heroes/villains, trooper classes, and vehicles.
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He played villains and heroes, robots and sexual deviants, fantasy creatures and self-aware actors.
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As they have long done, Breitbart cast GOP leadership as the villains in the drama.
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Out of all the underwhelming villains, though, none was more disappointing than Oscar Isaac's Apocalypse.
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And these lacking villains bring up a bigger point about all three of these movies.
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Its most threatening villains are corporate suits who see the clones as a business opportunity.
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They launch into an adventure brimming with crazed arch-villains, blood-soaked vigilantes, and superhuman freakery.
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Midway through the first volume of Jupiter's Legacy, the story's villains pull off a major coup.
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The very best seasons of Netflix's numerous superhero series have been defined by their charismatic villains.
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These so-called ARMs still carry the stigma of being the villains of the housing crash.
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Rowling's original series gave us a plethora of complicated and interesting women, heroes and villains alike.
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Follow these steps for an ultra-glam interpretation of your favorite villains from classic Disney films.
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A classic source of error is when villains leave the scene before witnessing the hero's demise.
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It's not that the villains don't have a moral ethos; they barely have believable character motivations.
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" She mothered iconic unhinged villains, like the green-horned succubus in "Curse of the Crimson Altar.
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Ultimately, this honesty is what makes shipping Fig and Caputo, two former villains, a good couple.
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I thought it would be interesting to have the villains of the podcast think [this way].
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We were hanging out and we kind of were just complimenting each other on being villains.
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Barry Allen has faced a lot of villains over the past few seasons of The Flash.
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Still, all these fictional villains — and the work it takes to become them — deserve some recognition.
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It's a gender-bent She's All That and we're supposed to feel only for the villains.
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One of the things that most distinguishes this from a Studio Ghibli film is the villains.
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Not to mention, the Fantastic Four's litany of great villains such as Galactus and Doctor Doom.
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Now, a bigger range is on the way and it's loaded with our favorite Disney villains.
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For instance, this Krystal drama doesn't have the same jollity of the villains of the past.
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It often devotes time to fleshing out villains' backstories, empathetically tracing their paths to extreme ideologies.
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Is this a parable calling for bipartisan coalitions, for separating the reasonable opponents from the villains?
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So instead of running around New York beating up villains, Jessica works as a private investigator.
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Randomly leaping inside us, these ghostly villains rotated among their hosts at least once a week.
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But a ragtag black-ops team of convicts and villains without any loyalty to one another?
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"A lot of people around me were mired in villains of the time," he told Reuters.
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DC's villains have a clear future as well, even as the Justice League remain in limbo.
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The video above teases new villains and more outrageous adventures for the Doctor and his team.
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Femme Fatales are always the villains — but since they always lose, their teeth lack real bite.
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Among the villains, they found a cluster of dark circles, abnormal skin colors, scars and warts.
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Choke Hole has heroes and villains—or, faces and heels, to use the classic wrestling parlance.
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So maybe we need villains who speak to this heightened, profoundly willfully ignorant era in history.
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It's also hard not to notice the absence of Miyazaki's trademark female protagonists and complicated villains.
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Our favorite heroes are never going to stop being villains from a certain point of view.
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When it comes to the villains, no: Star Wars really isn't what it used to be.
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The X-Men are taking on one of the most powerful villains in their world — Apocalypse.
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Where Season 1 dealt with identifiable heroes and villains, Lawrence is governed by the morally gray.
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And every week, when her plans fell through, she still voted with Russell and the Villains.
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And each of those solo shows comes with its own roster of supporting characters and villains.
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Lip Balm Anonymous lists EOS as one of the lesser villains of the lip balm industry.
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Ronson's most recent sole production credit came on Queens of the Stone Age's new album, Villains.
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"She added that it's hard for victims to come forward because they are treated like "villains.
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The cast of villains in the Trump universe keeps growing like in a Batman comic book.
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The 30-year-old claimed that he and Olympios initially bonded over being Bachelor Nation villains.
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That's what's truly scary about Nazis: They're not just video game villains like aliens or zombies.
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On that road, two of the villains' henchmen are bearing down, piloting motorcycles right at him.
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As their innate humanity becomes more and more obvious, the line between heroes and villains fluctuates.
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This kind of self-absorption is a common occurrence among heroes who are actually unaware villains.
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The executives' hope was for the bionic man to face off against different villains each week.
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In the Green New Deal, the villains include large business owners, bank managers and the rich.
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Acuna: Are there any popular, big Batman villains you can tease for fans for the season?
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There's no iconic villains, there's no iconic heroes, and it feels far away, maybe most importantly.
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A wider world intrudes, but the same central heroes and villains show up, week after week.
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There are many ways Raimi achieves this, the most obvious being the use of his villains.
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Her asides are vicious and quick, like how villains always get the best houses, don't they?
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But in the end, The Hand's motivation as a league of villains doesn't quite make sense.
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Andrew Cuomo (D) and Mayor Bill de Blasio (D) as villains, according to The Associated Press.
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Using his telepathy, Stick tells Daredevil to track the villains' breath and attack when they exhale.
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None of which is to say that there were no other villains that night besides Moseley.
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The term "psychopath" gets thrown around a lot, whether we're talking about movie villains or politicians.
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The first reviews came in, and critics hated the film about a ragtag group of villains.
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Conversely, the majority of respondents felt that blacks were viewed as "culpable villains" by law enforcement.
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But if the artists are the heroes, the auctioneers, collectors and dealers aren't exactly the villains.
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For better or worse, there are no clear villains in "The Poisoned City," by Anna Clark.
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Mr. Moonves made his name as a programmer of shows with clear-cut villains and heroes.
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Christopher Meyer, a former British ambassador to Washington, said there was a "possible range of villains".
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The story of truck testicles is one that spans decades, has heroes, villains, espionage, and lore.
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But too often they have been, like the young horse-mutilator in "Equus," freaks and villains.
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These onscreen villains torture their enemies, they kill good Americans and they might turn up anywhere.
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The concept is simple: Villains are expected to kill with reckless abandon, and heroes are not.
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It's the reason why we all relate so well to villains because they have free reign.
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I'm always looking for larger-than-life characters, which is probably why I like playing villains.
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Any distinctive qualities the heroes lack is more than made up for by the show's villains.
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In this conventional narrative, Wall Street financiers are the villains and Washington policymakers are the heroes.
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I loved adventure books that transported me to a time and place where heroes vanquished villains.
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The concept has expanded into a unique anthology of idiosyncratic villains, endearing heroes and frozen landscapes.
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Stephen King has created an impressive roster of terrifying villains over his decades-long writing career.
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What's attacking them is unclear; the villains are mostly shown in glimpses and at a distance.
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With no firehouses or Disney villains in sight, a group of Dalmatians waits at Pier 94.
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By focusing on just two villains, the clawbacks obscure the full extent of the bank's activities.
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ABOUT NEW YORK One of the great villains of life in New York is Earlier Incident.
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"Fargo," Noah Hawley's crime anthology series on FX, introduced memorable villains in its first two seasons.
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So it's easier for politicians to go after reliable villains like insurance companies and drug companies.
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While Disney minimizes the gore, it does like to have fun with its catalog of villains.
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Unfortunately, in the Spider-Man villains universe, no one gets great power without a devastating cost.
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We still seem determined to gloss over the fact that these villains aren't born; they're bred.
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The Calypso Twins, the game's principle villains, are streamers who've turned their popularity into a cult.
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Strain sees the rich as the victims in this conversation; I see them as the villains.
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That includes the entire X-Men catalog of heroes and villains, Deadpool and The Fantastic Four.
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The episode of the crucifixion is an orgy of rudeness whose villains are impossible to miss.
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He responded mostly with contempt and, as most villains do, with a foiled attempt at escape.
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There is not enough context about the roles that the villains and the supporting figures play.
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Kia Afra, a film professor at Chapman University, said stories with multiple villains can be problematic.
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Now she's considered one of the greatest villains ever, and that to me is a mistake.
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This year's crop of middling superhero movies weren't good movies, nor did they have good villains.
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As you can see, Halsey went with a Gotham City villains theme ... dressing as Poison Ivy.
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But the reason Colony works so beautifully in season one is that the obvious villains — i.e.
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It's time to drop the old narratives, open our eyes, and ferret out the real villains.
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Villains are omnipresent and constantly spying, as the government's Sentinel program sees and hears almost everything.
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Numerous female heroes and villains will be featured, including Batgirl, Poison Ivy, and Birds of Prey.
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THE BIG BOOK OF ROGUES AND VILLAINS Edited by Otto Penzler (Vintage Crime, $25.) Penzler takes what is arguably the best part of crime and mystery novels — the villains — and packs them into an encyclopedic anthology that manages to cover both Dracula and Dr. Fu Manchu.
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The new banner is intended to bring unique story angles to the studio's iconic heroes and villains.
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Ragnarok also overcomes one of the biggest weaknesses of past Marvel films — their lack of memorable villains.
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The first step is to invest time and effort into establishing villains who evolve throughout the franchise.
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That's what I look for in my reality television villains: I want camp, camp, and more camp.
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Despite the introduction of more nuanced portrayals, the trope of female villains untangling their fertility issues continues.
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As heroes far and wide stand united against Hydra's tyranny, the villains have assembled their own forces!
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Every two-bit comic book fan will tell you heroes are only as great as their villains.
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These seem to be the least competent villains ever to be implicated in a wide-ranging conspiracy.
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"He's been characterized as one of America's true villains... [and] he's kind of embraced that," Gundrum said.
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Since the dawn of time, critics have been writing about how villains are more compelling than heroes.
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However, in the grand scheme of Bachelor villains, there is one important thing she is not — mean.
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The rest of the episode shows how difficult those kinds of villains can be to pin down.
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Morgan and Amelio both play villains, and Morgan plays Negan himself, so we knew they were safe.
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Orphan Black explores this taboo by giving us villains that love experimenting on unwilling or unwitting people.
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He will figure out who the villains are, and he will focus the public's anger at them.
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Neither of these two villains is quite as effective as their predecessors, who could be genuinely terrifying.
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Then, there's Gotham City Sirens, which will reportedly follow three of Gotham City's most beloved female villains.
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The show will feature appearances from Chewbacca and several notable villains from the history of the saga.
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This time around, the collection passes on making nods to popular Pixar characters or well-known villains.
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Even female villains who exhibit zero human traits are just antagonists, like Ursula and Cruella de Vil.
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However... Whose idea was it to clothe Team USA like the villains in a John Hughes movie?
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Sometimes the best villains are often just talented actors being villainous, without any digital aid at all.
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But the funniest things about Rampage are its overreliance on science buzzwords, and its mustache-twirling villains.
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Villains "Perception is reality" is a phrase we hear a lot on Survivor (and in mindfulness classes).
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The apparently supernatural monster that turns out to be a greedy human inspired countless Scooby Doo villains.
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In a world where society vilifies superpowered heroes, it's strange that the villains don't have powers, too.
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But he's also one of the X-Men's most fearsome villains, and he's capable of extreme violence.
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But Doctor Strange's personal villains have always been beings that don't live on our plane of existence.
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The aliens are some of the worst villains because these are all horrific ways to die. 11.
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Thor's home is no stranger to battling heroes and villains so it fit perfectly into the game.
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"Delighted to have Toby Jones on board, bringing to life one of Doyle's finest villains," he said.
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It's when everything started turning to shades of gray, and where the good guys became the villains.
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The best superhero stories work because there's an emotional investment in the everyone's arc, even the villains.
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One of the most famous villains of the Star Wars universe is coming back: Grand Admiral Thrawn.
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Ursula is one of Disney's most iconic villains and the character took years to get just right.
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It's where the villains from the original Japanese versions of The Ring and The Grudge face off.
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And telling a story that lacks villains isn't easy, and it's rare in the teen movie genre.
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It's far easier to pretend the "real racists" are costumed villains with red necks and Southern drawls.
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Simply put, publishers and developers aren't villains for wanting to make money; that's just why they exist.
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In this mode, you can lightsaber duel with some of the most evil villains from the universe.
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Boston sports fans have no trouble identifying villains, from Magic Johnson to LeBron James and Roger Goodell.
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You can wear this Disney Villains' Bad Witches Club T-shirt to your next Halloween-themed gathering.
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P-Funk's songs and album sleeves sketched out an extended, predominantly black cosmos of heroes and villains.
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America doesn't really remember why it hated its political villains for very long, especially when they win.
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Fring has easily landed as one of the best television villains of all time on multiple lists.
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"Some people are blaming the monkeys, which is absurd, because the mosquitoes are the villains," said Cabral.
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Why not channel Anthony Hopkins, who portrayed Hannibal Lecter, one of the creepiest villains in cinematic history?
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There's surely lots of blood and plenty of big moments coming for our heroes and villains both.
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Andersen's tales were full of death, destruction, and diabolical villains that make Ursula look like a saint.
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It is personality centered, with its ad hominem attacks dividing the political world into heroes and villains.
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That 20-page booklet trained its focus primarily on three health villains: fat, saturated fat, and cholesterol.
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But, watching films like this where kids are cast as mini-villains, what actually makes children evil?
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The project also features Colombian producer Miguel De Vivo, who previously made music under the name Villains.
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Said Jenkins to Fandango: I think that in superhero movies, they fight other people, they fight villains.
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Yet instead of Nazi bombers, we see Blue Meanies, the villains from the "Yellow Submarine" cartoon film.
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Screenwriter Linda Woolverton once again makes you feel compassion and empathy towards one of Disney's darkest villains.
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Mr. Ditko also helped conceive famous villains, like the Green Goblin and Dr. Octopus, and supporting characters.
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Two world wars, and all the best villains went global, scaling evil across continents, races, the future.
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The film's chief villains — the Cenobites, with Pinhead as their leader — remain among horror's all-time greatest.
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There, they try to write a book but keep getting distracted by near disaster and dastardly villains.
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The president is trying to argue that Democrats, the Clintons, and the FBI are the real villains.
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This poster pulls from a moment when Chris learns more about what the villains want from him.
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But for the most part, the villains and their connection to the Guardians are stronger all around.
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Neighbors, childhood friends and family members clash, but the supposed heroes are as ruthless as the villains.
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"Villains often think they're the heroes of their own stories," he said in a recent phone conversation.
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Girlie girls, like the golden-ringleted Nellie Oleson in "Little House on the Prairie," are often villains.
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With the final season's villains trying to procure Kira's eggs, Orphan Black's entire narrative comes full circle.
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This is especially true of the show's villains, who tend to have sympathetic, even tragic back stories.
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Hopefully Family Karma will adjust to find who the real heroes and villains of the show are.
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For villains, I'd have to say Mayella Ewell from "To Kill a Mockingbird," though with some reservations.
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They make the viewers sympathetic towards the villains and that can cause them to act like them.
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He cultivates a new team, comprised of villains like Doctor Death, Hugo Strange, Fright, and The Reaper.
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The problem with Maia is that she still sees the world split neatly into heroes and villains.
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Primo — dapper in all powder blue (even Italian villains can dress) — catches Paul without breaking a sweat.
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Certain Disney villains, like Ursula and Cruella de Vil, are godmothers of goth in their own right.
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Another one of those extreme looks involved a nod to one of Batman&aposs most famous villains.
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More to the point, the "deplorables" seem to be the victims, not the villains, in the film.
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White people have been villains in too many non-white people's pasts (and presents, for that matter).
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So anger won out over common sense and the villains of this story now get their wish.
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TOTAL CEO SAYS THAT OIL FIRMS HAVE CAPABILITIES TO BE IN DRIVING SEAT, NOT 'VILLAINS' IN TRANSITION
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During the Reagan years, Russia was the "evil empire," purveyor of nuclear arms, spies and Hollywood villains.
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Because I'd never seen her before and she just one of the great all-time villains. Yeah.
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But they've made their claim: Olivia Caridi and Corinne Olympios are the best Bachelor villains of all time.
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But we need our villains too — and Allen fills that role better than Marlon Brando played Vito Corleone.
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When you think of TV's most notorious villains, there are a few figures who probably come to mind.
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Jaws, one of the agent's best villains from this era, pushes Bond from a plane without a parachute.
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Tickets to the Villains After Hours Party will allow guests to enter the parks beginning at 7 p.m.
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Forget fictional villains and murder mysteries — this is a tale of relaxed pleated cargo and high-rise denim.
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These earlier villains were smartly used to act as foils to particular weak points in their heroes' constitutions.
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With her clipped, icy British accent, well-tailored clothing, she's as one-dimensional as domestic movie villains get.
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Why Only The Villains Get Dusted: Thanos is the last to fade away and the fighting finally ends.
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This aesthetic also indicates the transition that all of them undergo in order to be villains as well.
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The significance of the game using white, non-military Americans as villains extends beyond the Far Cry franchise.
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There's also the not-so-minor issue that villains in film are commonly portrayed as gay or effeminate.
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The real villains — the majority of politicians, industrialists, and their largely self-serving kind — are all off camera.
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In another storyline, a group of villains dig holes on the field and kidnap players during NFL games.
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Read more:Disney's final trailer for 'Mulan' gives a good look at the villains in the live-action movie
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Did the Tarlys deserve the same fate as villains who actually destroyed the lives of society's weakest members?
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The Lannisters, by contrast, seem to be the villains of the franchise — they're the Slytherins, if you will.
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Rowling loves to misdirect, to hide her villains in plain sight and distract you with innocent red herrings.
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The villains are white men in suits who, fearing the sensates' potential, seek to chop down this branch.
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Drug companies, like targeted ads, are easy villains—even though this partnership actually could produce a Parkinson's drug.
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The Elizabeth Arkham Asylum for the Criminally Insane confines, at least temporarily, the worst villains of Batman lore.
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The consensus among actors is that playing villains is a far more exhilarating experience than playing a hero.
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The women villains on this list all transgress boundaries of femininity in often abhorrent, and always interesting, ways.
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When a creator needs a reason to bring heroes into conflict, these villains are the lowest-hanging fruit.
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Cam introduces the possibility that the Internet isn't just a place that hosts villains on the deep web.
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Looking at some of the recurring Powerpuff villains, the Girl Power running through the show's veins is apparent.
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In the franchise, about the troublemaking offspring of Disney's classic villains, Boyce plays Cruella de Vil's son Carlos.
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Villains are notably darker that Princess Jasmine, Aladdin, and other characters that audiences were supposed to resonate with.
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Visser posted a video on Instagram showing similarities between her group's fashion and that of the super villains.
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This week, we're considering the fate of Cersei Lannister, one of the series's few remaining long-term villains.
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Now they're both staring as creepy villains in one of the most hotly anticipated films of the summer.
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The villains in both stories come from radically different backgrounds, each reflecting the times when they were written.
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The 43 gang, on the other hand, are villains because they deal in drugs and the flesh trade.
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She and her squirrel friend, Tippy-Toe, fight classic but kind-of-niche villains like Kraven the Hunter.
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This is, in other words, a very old-fashioned sort of story: one with clear heroes and villains.
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She embraced what she herself called her "bitch phase" — playing deeply unlikable characters, villains, and literal ice queens.
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Unlike some Marvel villains, his motivation and eventual endgame make sense and feel grounded in the real world.
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Lip-curling, desert-bred rock band Queens of the Stone Age have released their seventh studio album, Villains.
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Once again, King writes the villains with the kind of grim detail that makes them almost unpleasantly realistic.
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But the "villains" it showcases turn out to be rank-and-file employees of the malevolent Monarch corporation.
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Significant hair loss, otherwise known as alopecia, affected 30% of villains, as did periorbital hyperpigmentation, or dark circles.
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The kids Jason or Freddy kill off start to feel disposable, while the villains feel like old friends.
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But fights with other heroes who also have unbroken track records of defeating villains are a different story.
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I'm sure some viewers will see some of that stuff and conclude that these guys are unforgivable villains.
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The focus on the villains in this latest trailer means that Spidey's human classmates get the short shrift.
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" Ryan Holiday on heroes and villains: "All I could really think about was the people on both sides.
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Unlike many superhero movies, this is a film where the deaths of random individuals, including villains, have meaning.
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Which is to say Russian viewers might prefer to see themselves as the heroes rather than the villains.
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You have dark characters like Iago, great villains who are diabolical and evil, but it's a pure evil.
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In the human quest for meaning, mythology, divinity, heroes and villains are still clear epistemological and expressive tools.
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The year was 23, the Cold War was at its apogee, and the Russians were still cartoon villains.
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Some of the villains responsible for this are obvious, starting with Donald Trump, Paul Ryan, and Mitch McConnell.
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His website features several other series, including a Disney villains pinup collection and a Disney princesses pinup collection.
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"It was great to see that they were willing to name villains," press secretary Kaitlin Sweeney told me.
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Cast history as fairy tale with politicians, European monarchs, jazz greats and voodoo masters as heroes and villains.
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And the idea of a group of extremely diverse villains trying to do good isn't a bad one!
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Their intensity and pugnacity make them either perfect villains or misunderstood masterminds, depending on your point of view.
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The dominant narrative of American slavery described, as Douglass had, a world of white villains and black victims.
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Identifying and explaining these elements before identifying the villains sets the stage for revealing who the perpetrators are.
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But compared with the terrorists of today, Berry's villains are so creaky, they seem less threatening than quaint.
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The players are often interchangeable, an assembly line of heroes and villains, symbols of overachievement or wasted talent.
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Lego DC Super-Villains will be out for PlayStation 4, PC, Switch, and Xbox One on Oct. 16.
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Yet the simple story of dissident heroes, tragic victims, conformists, and villains remains popular in the Western press.
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It also boasts supernatural villains, a conspiracy from the highest levels of local power, and is genuinely surprising.
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And for that, we can place a lot of the blame on one of history's greatest villains: sexism.
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A lot of the villains' scenes go something like this: VILLAIN: Why haven't we killed the heroes yet?
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For decades, movies and TV shows have portrayed Arabs as villains, terrorists, misogynists, barbaric, or just plain incompetent.
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Although mosquitoes are often characterized as the villains in such diseases, viral spread requires human reservoirs of infection.
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In one way, Black Sails is referencing Treasure Island and the role of pirates as morally repugnant villains.
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But this week, Chad bounded over a line that even the most terrible reality villains wouldn't dare toe.
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There are villains, a few lines of action, the usual cliffhangers, some getaways and dashes of family melodrama.
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"Terrace House" doesn't really do villains, not for long anyway, and it makes the show much more interesting.
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Burnett was just one of several recent pseudo-villains who completely transformed how fans think of Bachelor nemeses.
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"Corinne and Demi were classified as villains early on, but now everyone kind of loves them," says Iaconetti.
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Fast make the enemy a dispensable, alluring other as much as he portrays the soldiers as heartless villains.
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Such thinking has tried to make villains of India's roughly 200 million Muslims and shrunk space for dissent.
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Rapists, sexual assaulters, sexual harassers — villains who refused to acknowledge their actions, much less atone for their behavior.
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Dwarf Fortress's latest update brings villains with dastardly plots, fortune telling and aquifers that don't immediately kill you.
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It has its moments, but the poor villains and inconsistent action quality results in a mediocre movie. pic.twitter.
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Classes begin with Red Army songs, and students take turns reciting revolutionary stories featuring Japanese spies as villains.
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Landlords were a bottomless supply of villains: expose one, and 10 more would take his or her place.
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The dream isn't to leap tall buildings in a single bound or to rid Gotham of super villains.
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That's the spirit of Social Q's, too: looking hard at villains until we see people just like us.
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Female villains have long been useful scapegoats, repositories for social and cultural anxieties about men, women and power.
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Villains Rated R for language, sexual content, drug use, brief action sequences and suggestions of violence toward children.
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A single block can contain centuries' worth of information, memories and relics left by heroes and villains alike.
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Beginning with the first episode, it seemed like Amber and Barnett were Love Is Blind's two biggest villains.
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Although McMeekin agrees the real villains are the ruthless Bolsheviks, he reserves most criticism for the hapless liberals.
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In Ukraine's protracted conflict, there is no clear-cut black and white, no easily identifiable heroes and villains.
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Applying that label to the alt-right runs the risk of making them seem like exotic cartoon villains.
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Regan and Goneril are usually portrayed as scheming, bloodthirsty villains, but here they are guided by noble ideas.
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But the true villains, as in Lee's 1856 letter, were the abolitionists, whose reckless agitation poisoned sectional relations.
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In her latest, Villains, out September 20, she's held captive by a rural couple with strange, sinister proclivities.
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One of the oldest forms of horror cinema, monster movies and their dreaded villains come in all shapes.
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But Pinkman spends most of his time battling against new villains in whom the audience has little investment.
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They were heroes and villains, just like the rest of the cast, and often unsung in their accomplishments.
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When Rambo returned in 2008, the year Barack Obama was elected president, the American right had new villains.
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A number of loose ends toward the film's close seem potentially designed to provide more heroes or villains.
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Memory's narrative simplifies and sugarcoats the past, turning people into heroes or villains rather than complex human beings.
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The focus is on shooting and stabbing your way through hordes of undead, nearly-dead, and monstrous villains.
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And in popular entertainment, too: Witness the villains as the premiere of "24: Legacy" airs on Fox tonight.
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Despite marquee villains new and old, the Man Without Fear thus risks becoming the Series That Induces Sleep.
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And Christopher Nolan's "Dark Knight" trilogy featured two or more villains in each of his respective Batman movies.
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The battle between the villains and heroes of pre-Batman Gotham City reaches new heights in Season 4.
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" But while the world seems to be ruled by Bond villains, he said, there is "no James Bond.
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It's the story of a green-mulleted superhero who fights eco villains, protecting the earth from environmental disaster.
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Season 2, beginning on Friday, promises to bring back some of the series' many strange heroes and villains.
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The villains will not be punished, and the victims, many of them dead, will never be made whole.
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Violence is already a foregone conclusion, and our heroes are already succumbing to the faults of our villains.
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Many steadfastly insist on a villain or a group of villains to point to: Trump, Bannon, Russia, etc.
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Aloy spends so much of the game pursuing serious goals, chasing serious villains, coming up against serious odds.
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The Sinking City humanizes Lovecraft's principal villains, turns them into people, and tells a better story because of it.
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But its cute concept — the offspring of Disney villains attend school together — isn't the worst idea for a movie.
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The franchise has killed off plenty of villains, from Voldemort's henchmen to He Who Shall Not Be Named himself.
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As a group, Asian students have been cast as unwitting villains in this dustup about race, privilege, and opportunity.
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Villains, completely decimating parts of the island, including "Ponderosa" where contestants stay after being voted out of the game.
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Though 230/11 turned into a story about heroes, mostly Trump's stories from the primary debates were about villains.
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Creators are still figuring out how to end stories where the heroes don't win — but neither do the villains.
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We have the major villains and the minor, and everyone is vying for a few seconds of screen time.
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They analyzed both heroes and villains for "significant" skin ailments, where they were located, and how bad they were.
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He is now one of the greatest heroes to the global right and the greatest villains for the left.
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The character at the center of Far Cry 5 will be the lens through which we see its villains.
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It's also a major ensemble piece, drawing in heroes (and villains!) from virtually every other MCU movie to date.
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Villains are immensely popular on social media, as people take to Twitter to complain about their least favorite characters.
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The upcoming movie will join only a handful of films that focus on comic book villains, rather than superheroes.
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Ordinary people were the heroes of all his plays, or rather farces, and authorities of every sort his villains.
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Throughout the years, plenty of terrifying villains have made their way into the cultural zeitgeist (and many a nightmare).
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Heroes and villains are no longer so easy to align with cartoonish notions of American democracy and backward dictatorships.
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In Paris, Krystal went on a two-on-one date, The Bachelor's scarlet letter for villains of the show.
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They, too, fought to stay in a bad situation simply to make the villains looking to exploit them happy.
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Over the course of its six seasons, Orange is the New Black has featured an array of terrifying villains.
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And the movie's villains become such cartoony caricatures that it's impossible to take Fallen Kingdom's attempted philosophical musings seriously.
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Meanwhile the assumption that women ought to become sweet, caring homemakers has been undermined by casting them as villains.
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White supremacists and Neo-Nazis were villains devoid of all but the most basic motivations for their morbid crimes.
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But the compelling thing about Toomes is that, like a lot the very best comic villains, he's impossibly human.
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The movie's central villains in this traditional rom com are Asians in Asia, a Motherland Moment for the ages.
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Both Magneto and Killmonger also stand out because they're presented not just alongside the heroes, but alongside other villains.
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Maisie Williams' Game of Thrones character Arya Stark has battled the most insidious of villains on the HBO series.
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As is often the case, prison—known as the akademiya—proved conducive to schooling villains in their shared culture.
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How ironic that a movie about a group of villains suffers from the very lack of a good villain.
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One of the scariest villains of the last 50 years, Darth Vader, is just a man in a mask.
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Freddy Krueger and Michael Myers are just a few iconic horror movie villains that are getting the psychiatric treatment.
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The thing about villains, especially in superhero stories, is they're meant as an antithesis of what the heroes represent.
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Both villains have become selfish and curdled, and both have developed the standard villain hubris that makes them overreach.
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Then there's the more important things they use their gifts for, like taking down the villains in their life.
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Instead of blaming the government for the high fuel prices, some consumers view the oil companies as the villains.
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You have to be prepared for reinventing yourself, and "Heroes and Villains" kind of came out of that period.
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They're dancing to "Heroes and Villains" and then comes the tempo change — and they just stopped on the floor.
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The film about a cadre of super-villains who save the world showed that sometimes, bad guys finish first.
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Like James Bond, she's the kind of character who can go anywhere and work with a variety of villains.
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The latest mash-up from developer TT Games turns its attention to the villains of the DC Comics universe.
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Our hero is the worst, our villains are on vacation, and everyone we actually care about has been sidelined.
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But while Sorry to Bother You's antagonist may be Hammer's Lift, Riley is less concerned with villains than systems.
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This, I shouldn't have to mention, is more than enough power to foil even the most diabolical Bond villains.
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That carefree time before all our favorite oddball musicians started dying and cartoon villains were elected as world leaders.
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Chris Harrison is probably moving all three villains' belongings into the Bachelor in Paradise villa as you read this.
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