There's a thin line between relentless hamming and poetic exaggeration. Strangely enough, a cued-in artist like Kay Kay totally misses the point.

Playing a comic-book styled villain doesn't have to be mean dilated eyeballs and gnawing teeth, right?

Kay Kay, however, doesn't seem to have any qualms about reducing a what-could-have-been-an-intriguing-dark sinister into a run of the mill caricature.

Also See: Best directors, 2008

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