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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | There's an unusual habit of films based on TV shows casting the main characters as heroes trying to save something, despite whether or not anything remotely similar happens in the show itself. We tropers like to call these the Big Damn Movie: Said movie can be as big as the world or as small as recess, just so long as it is made "epic". Oddly, it often seems to involve neighborhoods being torn down to build shopping malls. |
