Batman Begins

In To Kill a Mockingbird and Batman: The Dark Knight Returns, both Atticus and Batman are viewed as villians in the beginning of their stories but that eventually changes as their story continues throughout both books. Towards the end people begin to see both Atticus and Batman as people who were only trying to do their best job to stand up for the people who had no one else to stand up for them. Both characters share a lot of similarities between each other and the towns reaction for each book…

The Dark Knight is a film based off of the DC comic books of Batman. This film has many different characters who all have some type of psychological or other mental disorder including Batman himself. The main antagonist is the Joker who has an array of different psychological, mental, and personality disorders. The Joker is a fascinating character who intrigues people due to his anarchist mind set with no personal gain intended by his actions doing things simply to cause chaos with no…

hero Batman. Both Beowulf and Batman are similar when it comes to physical strength, and protecting citizen’s lives. However, Beowulf and Batman are two heroes from different moments in time. They are classifies as two types of hero, have different personalities, and technology differently. What traits Beowulf and Batman have in common is that they both demonstrate a great amount of physical strength and endurance. Lines 749–835 in Beowulf…

Mark Everett Gilliam Mrs. Dean Literature January 15, 2017 Macbeth vs. Batman Macbeth is a play that was written in the 1600s about a Scottish general that tried to take over a country. Batman was a comic that was made in the 1930s that had a very popular movie series come out in the 2000s. Now, you might say “how is it possible for a trilogy of movies in the 2000s to be compared to a poem that was written in the 1600s?” Many of the characters are very similar in their actions of…

hero in people or simply the desire to do good, other than those about super heroes. The Dark Knight is no exception to the rule, as Bruce Wayne (Christian Bale) also known as Batman is face to face with his greatest enemy the ever the sinister Joker (Heath Ledger). The director Christopher Nolans film adaptation on the Batman has a much darker and moral tone than others before it. From the dark streets of Gotham, the fictitious city the film takes place in, to the cynical humor of the Joker and…

But it goes deeper than that. When one abstracts the two characters to their core differences, the key item is hope. Moore’s classic, The Killing Joke, explores the dichotomy between him and the Batman. In The Killing Joke, the story begins with Batman visiting Arkham Asylum, intending to work out his differences with the Joker. Unfortunately, he discovers to his dismay that the Joker had already escaped and had kidnapped Police Commissioner Gordon, tormenting him with the goal of breaking his…

every direction was a joy to behold, and bringing justice to the streets of Gotham felt as fun as it was brutal. With Batman: Arkham Knight, Rocksteady has taken what was so good about Arkham City, improving every aspect down to the last detail. As a result, Arkham Knight portrays Gotham City in style. The Joker is gone (or is he), but a new danger has emerged to torment Batman and the city in which he strives to protect. With the impending threat of Scarecrow releasing a deadly toxin on the…

currently plays on. Similarly, if society values heroes and villains it is ultimately going to draw people to watch this film in a particular way. Numerous people admire the Joker as he will make the film interesting, culturally, as well as the way batman and the Joker look which can never be changed since that’s how they are identified, as a culture. The reflects on views of an individual, changes their critical perspective, for instance, if the film is watched by a feminist they're going to…

characterization of these people allows us to see beneath the surface, and to understand the true dilemma. Throughout the maze of ethical dilemma, we need some guidance on what to think. If we examine the works of Aristotle and John Stuart Mill, we can begin to understand the complexity of the movie, and further develop our own sense of liability, virtue, and goodness in Batman’s struggle to save Gotham. After analyzing the movie, I believe that much of Batman’s actions can be reviewed and…

Crusader: What Batman Films tell Us About Crime and Deviance,” explore the “sociology of deviance” within the Batman trilogy (Wonser, p. 1). Throughout discussing the relevancy of deviance and crime in fiction films within modern society, particularly centring on the Batman series over the last decade. Current motion pictures consistently explore criminology in the many forms it presumes in, thus presenting cultural relevant themes of deviance. Wonser and Boyn’s work analyzes the Batman films…