The headline gains were for nationalist and Eurosceptic parties – witness all those pictures of "evil" Nigel Farage smiling into his pint glass, or of Marine Le Pen, whose Front National party triumphed in France, throwing back her head and cackling.
Good examples are Robert Bolt's 1960 play, "A Man for All Seasons," and the 1966 movie that Fred Zinnemann based on it, both with Paul Scofield, as a saintly More, and Leo McKern, as Cromwell, the very picture of skulking evil.
Meanwhile, in that second trailer, we get a much better picture of what evil plan Spider-Man is trying to thwart in the movie.
We put up pictures of an "evil" politician or "evil" corporate bosses and expect to inspire change.
It isn't just any picture, but "Touch of Evil," the 1958 noir in which Welles cast himself as a great ruin, a corrupt cop named Hank Quinlan.
"Nothing about what she went through, nothing about the stench of death in that car, nothing about the torture before her death and her body out rotting in a field!" There were slow motion roams over the smiling face of Caylee contrasted with pictures of the evil Tot Mom, dancing with her friends in skimpy outfits.
I'm pissed off that reading this story led me to see even more pictures of that evil tooth puller with even more cowardly trophies. .
And McCarthy's idea — his novelistic picture — of life's evil is limited, and literal: it is only ever of physical violence.
Worst of all for Beijing, the unrest presents about as clear a picture of good versus evil as exists outside fairy tales.
Like many westerns, "Django Unchained" latches onto a simple, stark picture of good and evil, and takes homicidal vengeance as the highest — if not the only — form of justice.
