It’s a Wrap! The Great Villain Blogathon

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Thanks to everyone who participated. The blogathon was better than we could’ve imagined. 🙂

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as Christopher Walken would say, Wow.

Wowie. Wow Wow Wow.

The Great Villain Blogathon has far exceeded anything we expected.

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4 Comment on “It’s a Wrap! The Great Villain Blogathon”

  1. kelleepratt April 28, 2014 at 10:36 pm

    My sincere apologies for my very tardy entry. I just couldn’t get my act together last week. But I enjoyed writing about Orson Welles as Franz Kindler and I loved your blogathon! Wonderful concept so I hope you make this an annual thing. Now I just need to start reading all the awesome posts!

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    1. Silver Screenings April 29, 2014 at 5:54 am

      Hey Kellee! I’m really glad you could join us, even now. I’ll be by your blog this week to check out dear Orson as the sinister Franz Kindler. (He gives me the chills in that movie.)

      The Great Villain Blogathon will be an annual event – yay! The entries were SO good, we couldn’t stop at just one.

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  2. ChgoJohn April 29, 2014 at 12:08 am

    You’re all to be congratulated for a great series. This was a lot of fun.

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    1. Silver Screenings April 29, 2014 at 5:57 am

      Thanks, John. This was a lot of fun, wasn’t it? We were blown away by the number of contributions, all of which were really interesting.

      This is going to be an annual event. This blogathon was like a slice of your Zia’s Apple Cake – you can’t stop at just one.

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