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    Chapter II- Nexus Between Beowulf and Batman Though these epic tales were created about 1000 years apart, the story of Batman and the story of Beowulf actually have a lot in common. These two characters are indeed heroes in their actions and are praised by the people in their society; they fight a foe which can only be beaten by them and they do such things for unselfish reasons. “Beowulf had brought his king Horses and treasures- as a man must Not weaving nets for malice for his comrades…

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    best when authors are discussing the origin of the characters they have created, which is looked at in the Backstory section of this essay. Narration is also seen in moving the plot to a variety of different ideas, such as when a battle is about to begin or introducing what events are occurring at the same…

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    In this paper, I propose that contemporary action movies portray the negative stereotype that women are not as important as the men in the world. In order to prove this point, I will examine the movie Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice. I will do so by examining this movie visually, through the types of clothing the character wear, the type of superpower the woman has, the amount of screen time for women, and through the camera angles shown throughout the movie. I will also examine this movie…

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    The Dark Knight (2008) is the second of the three movies in Christopher Nolan’s “The Dark Knight” trilogy. The first movie being Batman Begins (2005), and the most recent movie being The Dark Knight Rises (2012). The trilogy follows the story of a young Bruce Wayne up to the developed Batman we know today. Nolan 's outstanding creativity allowed him to take a completely different view on what was once just a children 's comic book. Also, the performances of all the actors were spectacular, but…

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    For example the DC movie, Batman Begins, made $205,343,774 in 2005 in the other hand the Marvel movie, Iron Man, made over $582,443,126 in 2008. The Webpage, The Richest, wrote “Marvel films have grossed more than $190 million but the average for DC is only $129 million”(Dingman). The movie Batman Begins is one of the most popular movies of DC and Batman is the most favorite superhero for a lot of people but it didn’t become as popular as…

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    more long-term effects than anything created purely for entertainment. In the Dark Knight, the three main characters, the Joker, Harvey Dent, and Batman, all have different answers to what it means to be fair and just.…

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    Ideological Analysis of The Dark Knight Rises The 2012 film, The Dark Knight Rises is the third installment of the Batman trilogy directed by Christopher Nolan. The film is a portrayal of the constant battle between good and evil, and does so through the representation of our justice system. The lines between good and evil are hard to distinguish, however due to the police force in Gotham being as well known for its corruption, as it is for its actual crime fighting, and the Villains of the…

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    Superheroes don’t Live Up to their Names What makes a person a hero? Is it Shrek who saves the princess from the dragon? Is it Marlin the clown fish who saves his son form a dentist office in Sydney? Or is it the incredible family who saves the world from a giant robot? According to Dictionary.com a hero is “a man of distinguished courage or ability, admired for his brave deeds and noble qualities.” Do they fit this definition really though? They are not even truly people, let alone men.…

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    Superhero In The 1940s

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    officers got to be snared on the story lines, character improvement, and the idealistic battle against malice and mistreatment. Numerous legends of this time period fought the Axis powers, with spreads, for example, Batman issue No. 18…

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    Superheroes Essay

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    Growing up, I never read comic books, but I did watch the movies and TV shows. Specifically the ones based on superheroes. Sitting around the TV with all of my friends, eating snacks as we watched old VHS reruns of the 1966 series Batman and the 1952 series Adventures of Superman. We would have the best time watching an episode then reenacting it the best we could. They were great shows for children my age. They had bright colors and interesting sound effects that really kept our attention. The…

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