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The Guide #264: Why is Hollywood obsessed with the tech-bro baddie?

Hollywood is reimagining the tech-bro villain, but is it working? With the sequel to The Social Network, the focus shifts to real-world consequences of social media. Audiences crave deeper, more compelling villains instead of one-dimensiona...

The Guardian· Oct 10, 2026 · 10:57 AM · 2 views

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Hollywood is reimagining the tech-bro villain, but is it working? With the sequel to The Social Network, the focus shifts to real-world consequences of social media. Audiences crave deeper, more compelling villains instead of one-dimensional characters.

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