Dark Knight Rises

An idea can help us appreciate the value of life or burden us with its mysteries, can comfort or aggravate, can satisfy or irritate.

Throughout “The Dark Knight” by Christopher Nolan crime and deviance is seen throughout the film. Crime and deviance in The Dark Knight has two faces as society accepts crime for those whose are helping them and at the same time punishes those who are punished. Society in Gotham accepts crime when the Batman commits it to help for the betterment of society; however, crime is not accepted when it is committed by mob bosses, gangs, criminal cops, and most importantly through the joker. The forms of deviancy/crime which are seen throughout the film is the Labeling Approach, Human Rights Approach, and Human Diversity Approach.

There are two types of heroes in the world: those who are real heroes and those who are going about being a hero in all the wrong ways. A hero versus a vigilante. Codename V from “V for Vendetta” is a vengeance seeking, motivated vigilante who strives for justice in all of the wrong ways. V fought for self-controlled anarchism through ways of fighting against authorities committing unlawful crimes, and going against typical self-morals (by killing). Heroes fight for their society with strong morals at heart, but a vigilante will stop at nothing to get their justice, even if it means murder. V only cared about himself and Evey because he knew she had the potential to continue on his mission.

I every super hero movie there is always a protagonist and antagonist, or also considered hero and villain. There's many super hero but people never seem to give villain a thought. There are many villains but my personal favorite is the Joker from Batman: Dark Knight Rises. The Joker has a dark and creepy background which makes him more interesting and what makes him a villain. He's tricky and sets up traps for people such at Batman. The Joker has a criminal record of robbing banks, killing innocent civilians, and stealing cars and armored trucks.

How do you follow up the best superhero movie ever? Christopher Nolan presented that challenge to himself when he decided to make a sequel to Batman Begins. Usually, sequels do not surpass the original, and whatever followed Batman Begins seemed poised to fail compared to its predecessor. To answer the opening question, you make The Dark Knight, a movie that validated the superhero genre as a real, serious category and showed that sequels can outshine the original.

Every one of us is different from each other in numerous ways, but because most of us have similar life experience and behaviours we are all perceived to be of one society. In the film Gotham city is seen as an individual city from society after the falling of the government. The film is able to achieve individuation through the process of being different from society, because Gotham was faced with the challenge of overcoming the evil that seek to destroy the city. Gotham is seen through the eyes of society as the ‘perfect’ city. The shadow is suppressed in order for the Gotham’s persona to be shown to society, but individuation is achieved as a result of the Gotham’s recognition of the

As a child growing up, I've witnessed violence in my neighborhood and schools. I have known people who have died because of gun violence or people who made the wrong decisions and went to prison. I had witnessed a friend of mine shot and killed in June 2008. One day a group of friends and I were sitting on my step talking, and a guy rode towards us on a bike and said: “what’s up.” He continued to travel in the opposite direction of us towards the corner of my block until I heard a loud noise which startled me. At first, I taught it was a firecracker, before realizing that it was gunshots. After the loud noise, I walked towards the end of the block, and there was my friend lying dead on the floor in a pool of blood. At the age of nine, I was

“A long time ago, in a galaxy far far away…”, the writers and producers of the Star Wars saga have create adventures of heroes and heroines that conquer evil. Throughout history myths and stories have been used for entertainment, religion, and to illustrate cultural values. Joseph Campbell’s Heroic Monomyth is an analysis of the struggles and triumphs that a hero endures during his or her journey. The analysis identifies twelve common themes that are seen throughout the heroes’ quest. Today, modern stories and movies have plot lines that show elements of the Heroic Monomyth. In the movie Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Rey the heroine sets out on her quest that incorporates elements of the Heroic Monomyth.

That’s a wicked stance. DC’s story-telling is remarkable, but just like all superhero comics (and truthfully, everything else in media), there have been complaints of the objectification of women. The idea of placing superheroes in attractive clothing (women and men) have been around for three-fourths of a century, so the visualization would be hard to pull away from. However, Ivy's character could easily be made to fit Chastain’s standards. These should be mandatory for all female superhero standards. DC with Warner Bros. are the perfect choice to accomplish this! They have already done an extraordinary job with one of the most show-stealing introductions: Wonder Woman, in Batman v Superman. The regular cinema's disenfranchising rules they

Sometime in the late 1930s two writers, Bob Kane and Bill Finger, created a fictional character. One who has evolved over the years, been portrayed by many actors, and made his way from comic books to a television series and eventually blockbuster movies. Batman, as most would know him, has also earned names that any fan would probably be familiar with such as The Bat, The Gotham Knight, The Caped Crusader, or The Dark Knight. Being a fan, I would like to say that everyone at some point in their life has heard at least one of these names, however; that is not always the case. Written and directed by Christopher Nolan, The Dark Knight Trilogy(2005-2013) is ranked as one of the best-rated trilogies of all time (www.IMDB.com). Nolan along with

A particular trend exists in Hollywood. An indie director makes a few acclaimed films, but the movies do not attract a mainstream audience. Hollywood then sees the potential in this director, and snatches him or her up to direct some big studio features. Then, and only then, does the director enter into mainstream conversation. Memento was that acclaimed indie film for Christopher Nolan. Without Memento, we never would have been blessed with The Dark Knight Trilogy, Inception, or any of Nolan’s movies since. Given that, and the fact that many still rank Memento as one of Nolan’s best, I expected excellence. I expected too much.

The Dark Knight Rises is an awesome movie, conclusion to the Batman trilogy, and is about an ambitious superhero; the Batman. As an ordinary man with the Wayne Enterprises, gifted through inheritance, Bruce Wayne completely leaves being the batman because of the blame he took eight years ago. The Dark Knight, in the movie, is the name for Bruce Wayne. In the previous movie, he takes all the blame for Commissioner Gordon and, hence vanishes in the dark for eight years. Increasing terrorism in the Gotham city merely destroys all the peace and the class warfare occurring in the city rips all the infrastructure of the city. That is when the dark knight comes again, he rises again to protect the Gotham city. But after so many period of time too,

In his approach to fighting crime, Batman (Ben Affleck) isn’t particularly fond of restraint — and that has Gotham City’s bad guys terrified. But the Caped Crusader’s zeal in meting out justice has earned him a reputation as a vigilante, and attracted the attention of a reporter who happens to have some issues of his own.

The question amongst the fans of Batman is “Why do Batman and Superman battle when they are both superheroes?” However, the die hard fans of the Batman fanbase know the answer, but people who have only seen the movies are baffled about the idea. Batman and Superman are good friends, but once you have been friends with someone for a while, friction develops. Throughout the many comic books of both Batman and Superman have fought in order to protect them from becoming evil or to stop pure anger in the friendship. However, in Batman: The Dark Knight Returns by Frank Miller, Batman and Superman battle each other because the President ordered Superman to fight Batman in order to stop Batman from embarrassing the President. The President ordered

Christopher Nolan the director of the movie “the dark knight” employs many key scenes through the movie to show certain themes and ideas to the viewers of the film. Nolan masterfully used numerous of film techniques to show his ideas , which greatly aided to make and build the film.one of my favorite scene in the dark night were he uses a lot of these skills was the party scene . The camera work in the party scene is one of the key techniques that make this scene perfect. About half way through the scene, the joker places a knife to Rachel’s head, as he recalls his disturbing past.