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The Dark Scot is a 2008 superhero philosophy film starring Tom Hardy and Antony Flew.
In the News
"If you could travel to another planet, would you?" / "Of course! Doctor Pavel refused your offer in favor of ours. We have to find out what he told you."
Boston Legal Rises is a 2012 superhero legal drama-action film starring William Shatner, James Spader, and Tom Hardy.
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- No true Scotsman @ Wikipedia
- Antony Flew @ Wikipedia
- The Dark Knight Rises @ Wikipedia
- The Dark Knight Rises - trailer
- Plane Hijack Scene @ YouTube
- Broken Batman @ YouTube
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