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This premise is a jihadi gloss on what almost amounts to an entire subgenre of film, the "A Man Pushed Too Far" vigilante justice type.

But some argue that Modi's cow protection rhetoric has gone too far and emboldened rightwing vigilante groups.

Avengers Assemble is about a team of unlikely superpowered demigods, The Dark Knight Rises will be about an equally outlandish masked vigilante with rather too much money and time on his hands and Prometheus is about a slightly spurious search for extra-terrestrial life.

That could have stopped this guy more quickly?" That sort of call to vigilante justice is sadly too familiar, and it may be the single most dangerous idea in the debate over gun ownership.

The number of nativist vigilante groups was up, too, from 309 in 2009 to 319 in 2010.

Whatever they come up with, we're betting that Oliver and his vigilante alter-ego won't be too pleased about Isabel's takeover plan.

The website's consensus reads, "Despite some too-hip dialogue and familiar thematic elements, Supernaturals vigilante brothers manage to stir up some legitimate scares".

O.K., maybe not that last part, but back then, the movies compensated for our sense of helplessness by serving up plenty of hot-headed vigilante heroes, ready and perhaps a little too willing to clean up the city.

They said the protesters had gone too far, paralysing the country's economy with their vigilante roadblocks.

The series also features the return of the vigilante, Sentry.

Keach also provided the voice for the "Phantasm" vigilante.