Thursday, 13 October 2016
On 13.10.16 by KieronMoore in Creative Screenwriting, Krall, Star Trek Beyond, supervillains, The Dark Knight, The Joker No comments
My latest article for Creative Screenwriting is all about the villains. The strength of a film's antagonist can make or break a film, and I'd noticed that, in too many recent blockbusters, the villains were breaking it. The utter vacuousness of Krall in Star Trek Beyond pushed me over the edge, and I just had to do something about this. So hopefully Hollywood will all read this and then do better. If not, you could read it, at least.
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