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The Best ‘Breaking Bad’ Character Proved He Was Better Than Walter White

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By Aled Owen
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Vince Gilligan struck gold with Breaking Bad, the story of Walter White (Bryan Cranston) that he pitched as taking Mr. Chips and turning him into Scarface. By the show's second season, Walt's descent into villainy is in full flow, inadvertently causing the deaths of hundreds, and advertently causing a few more. Season 2 also expands the world of Albuquerque's seedy underbelly by introducing several new characters who eventually become key players in Breaking Bad.
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The Real Message of Planet of the Apes Has Always Been Right in Front of Our Face

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By Aled Owen
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What makes us human? According to Stanley Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey, it's our ability to use tools that separate us from our simian ancestors. In his sci-fi epic, Kubrick boils down the entire story of humankind from its inception as apes, discovering how to utilize tools to overpower their natural enemies, all the way to humanity's inevitable rebirth, deep into the space age. However, scientists have long since decided that this theory about the cornerstone of human civilization is false.
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The Real Message of Planet of the Apes Has Always Been Right in Front of Our Face

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By Aled Owen
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Image via 20th Century Studios What makes us human? According to Stanley Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey, it's our ability to use tools that separate us from our simian ancestors. In his sci-fi epic, Kubrick boils down the entire story of humankind from its inception as apes, discovering how to utilize tools to overpower their natural enemies, all the way to humanity's inevitable rebirth, deep into the space age.
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