Dark Knight Vs Batman

In the 1930s two characters appeared in comic literature that became icons of pop culture. Batman and Superman are the golden boys of DC comics and are considered the most popular of all superheroes. Being around for over seventy years these two have acquired a near endless fan base of all ages. The two kings of comics have often been portrayed as allies, though they have different views on situations. The argument of who is truly the better hero has been around since their creation. To compare these two juggernauts we must look at their defining traits; origin of the hero, their alter egos, and of course their strengths and weaknesses.

Good versus evil is one of the oldest morality plays in human history, a glorious battle between the forces that would protect life and those who would destroy it. But who do you cheer when you are faced with the impossible decision of choosing a side in a contest between evil versus evil, between dumb vs. dumber, between Godzilla and Mothra?

The other day, I heard my friends talking about Spiderman being so manly and romantic to kiss his girl upside down and how great it is for him to create a spider web between buildings under the stars for his girl. Their conversation really bothered me as I really do think that Spiderman or his real name is Peter Parker is the one who get kissed not the one who kissed and that is not something that you can consider manly because a man should make the first move. That is what lead to my opinion speech today which is Batman is more manly than Spiderman.

Ironman and Batman both fight Ironman is a Much a hero but Batman is a dark hero. Everybody is scared of Batman. because he is a criminal and likes to catch problems From the citizens in the Gotham City. He is also a bad person at night. He goes and finds people in the city of where he is at nobody likes him cause he is a character they made batman a

I am a nerd. I always have been and always will be. I love playing video games where a little Italian plumber becomes a knight in shining armor as he has to save his sweet princess. I love sitting on the edge of my seat as I watch adventures take place in a galaxy far far away. I don’t party, play sports, or find enjoyment in gambling my money away with fantasy football; it just isn’t my thing. I much rather spend Sundays watching a young queen take back her kingdom alongside her three dragons. I rather go on long banters for hours at a time with my friends as we talk about why Batman can hands down beat superman in a fight or what Star Wars movies were better, the prequels or the originals and sometimes things can get heated but it’s because

When I was eleven years old, I perused through the video store looking for the perfect movie to watch. Having just rented all three Pirates of the Caribbean movies, I needed something new to quench my thirst for action movies. The dark, mysterious cover of Christopher Nolan’s The Dark Knight had me instantly hooked; I needed to watch it. After watching the movie for the first time, my life was never the same again.

“We look up at the same stars, and see such different things,” George R.R Martin. This quote in addition to courage creates a whole new world to me. It made me think about how many different ways courage can be portrayed. Along with the way the person’s personality might change that perspective even more. As we had the class discussion on the summer reading books and made connections to courage, some thoughts went through my head. I wondered if the people around me thought the same things about courage. One kid brought up Hitler and that people think that Hitler was courageous for what he did. I started to consider heroes and villains, like Batman and The Joker. Their perspective might be that The Joker is more courageous than Batman. I realized that all this had to do with people’s perspectives.

Batman: The Dark Knight directed by Christopher Nolan is non-stop action thriller that continually did the unexpected. The film is based off of the original Batman comic book but additionally changes the perception of the everyday world as good to naturally bad. Throughout the movie, Batman stands for honesty and goodness while the Joker is a symbolism of chaos and evil. Both sides are forced to make quick-witted decisions in order to stop the opposing vigilante from doing his desired work. The citizens of Gotham are put in the heart of this circumstance and feel obligated to go against their values to stop the chaos. Numerous people habitually pursue their dreams and values but often become blinded from their

I was never a movie guy up until I watched Pulp Fiction two years ago. I have only watched it like four to five time due to how long it is. Amazing movie still. The next movie on the list is director Christopher Nolan’s The Dark Knight. Like Pulp Fiction it is also pretty long movie, but because both movies were directed and acted wonderfully those three hours go by fast.Pulp Fiction is directed by Quentin Tarantino as well as another critically acclaimed movie Reservoir Dogs, that I have yet to see. Pulp Fiction takes place mostly in California where most of the movie two hitmen go retrieve a briefcase for their boss, shooting almost everyone they come into contact with. Aside from that, the beginning of the movie starts with diner heist if you believe it or not. This movie is has drug use, gunshots, brain matter, and diner heists, all the ingredients for a crime genre film . On the other side of the spectrum Pulp Fiction is listed a drama genre as well. Quentin adds drama brilliantly in one short scene where John Travolta character Vincent has to keep his boss’s wife named Mia, company while away. After Vincent and Mia, finish their dinner at a car themed restaurant go back to Mia’s place and Mia begins to to OD on Vincent’s heroin after snorting it like coke.

So have you ever encountered a certain type of book or maybe even a certain Comic that just interested you, well maybe a comic that came out in 1939 may satisfy you till this very day. Also to this day many authors have tried to alter their version into the mix of the one and only “Batman”. While many have completed on doing that batman still remains to have the same theme as its OG version. For example Batman in the original is still a crime fighting vigilante as is also his future self. Now please don’t get misunderstood, Many things of the original batman have really changed or have been altered. As many sought to change this crime fighting vigilante, most have failed, but throughout many versions of our Batman,

Batman has always been an extremely interesting character. He is an incredibly conflicted individual that suffers from a number of mental and emotional issues, but he also possesses an incredibly advanced intellect that gives him amazing reasoning and logic abilities. Batman is able to use his keen mind to create highly effective crime fighting gear and gadgets, and he also uses his intellect and cold logic to decide on the most effective and beneficial course of action under all manner of difficult circumstances. All of these attributes and especially Batman’s ability to make difficult ethical decisions are illustrated in the film The Dark Knight.

Despite how different Batman and Superman are, they do make the world a better place in their own ways. They have a similar moral code that even the greatest of heroes find hard to stick by: that is to never kill an enemy, no matter how bad their path of distraction. Superman does not kill because his powers are so advanced, he can find ways around killing his opponents. He a true boy-scout, because a common motto Superman continuously states to people is that his powers do not put him above the law; he is not judge, jury, or executioner. In reality, the death penalty is seen as the only way to deal with a criminal or terrorist, before they can hurt more people, but Superman shows why this mindset cannot work. He symbolizes how we can find

Captain America is categorized as a “typical golden boy” while Batman is slated as a “brooding loner” by Russell in his attempt to demonstrate the two hero types standardly found in comics. The author believes these characters are apex representation of the two types arguing that they are well known even among groups not classified as avid comic book

Perhaps the most hyped up movie of this year(did you see all those sponsored geolenses on snapchat?) Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice promised one of the most intense showdowns of all time, and was proving difficult to live up to expectations even before its release this past weekend. While my mom’s incessant comments during the movie on how much her beloved childhood heroes had changed since her time were certainly pesky, after seeing the film, they rang true. A few months ago, educator and author Rosalind Wiseman spoke to the student body, displaying a slide showing the way batman comics and little boys’ costumes have changed from being simple and classic to over-muscled and Herculean. This evolved image was ever-present in Batman v Superman,

Batman and Iron Man are both superheroes, but they weren’t always superheroes. Batman is the story of a man who is fighting his demons and has managed to overcome them in ways Iron Man never has or never will. These two fictional characters are from two different decades, Batman being from the 30’s and Iron Man making first appearance in the 60’s. Batman and Iron Man have a lot common but both are very different in many ways. Both these superheroes lost their parents; this may be one of the reasons why both became what they are. Batman is a super hero who protects evil in the city Gotham, even if he doesn’t have superhuman powers he is considered one of the world’s smartest men. Iron Man a superhero who protects the world, he is an original