Violence In Superheroes

In every superhero movie, it comes with violence. Needing to take care of the world is what comes first to every superhero known to man. Every great responsibility comes with a burden, and in this case it is the violence that they need to preform. In todays society every child looks up to someone, and most of them look up to superheroes. With a child seeing that in order to protect someone you need to be physical they are going to grow up thinking that, that is okay when it is not. Superheroes get defensive The first thing one notices about a superhero is their looks for example they are tall, muscular, handsome, having nice hair etc. And with being a child you want to grow up and look like that, but realistically one cannot achieve those dreams without drugs to assist you. A child will grow up constantly trying to change themselves so they can be happy, but if they continuously try then they will never be truly happy with themselves. “attractiveness judgements people who walk in a genre atypical manner,.. are judged to be less attractive” (Johnson, Lurye, Freeman 232). With this being said every child will make themselves feel as if they do not belong, they will continue to feel sorry for …show more content…
Men have a major role in these movies because they are “stronger” than women. Chuck Tate states “ Women can be just as effective as men, if given the opportunities”. In Batman Vs. Superman Women are seen as a lesser of the heroes because they are usually seen as the damsel in distress. There is rarely women superheroes that have major roles, yes they participate, but they are not seen as frequently as the men. Goodfriend states “Not all groups are created equal”. For example, the only race that is seen the most in superhero movies would have to be white men, African American superheroes are not as common as white, as well as Hispanic, and